Dating & Money: Why Mister Lewis Says Only Broke People Split Checks

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Season 2, Episode 3: "Who Picks Up the Check?" Fair warning: this conversation got heated before they even sat down. Rah Ali and Mister Lewis are back at the table, and this episode they're getting into something that sounds simple until you're actually in it: dating, money, and who picks up the check. Is splitting the bill a fair move or just a lack of effort dressed up as a principle? They do not agree. At all.

Please visit our website for more http://www.onsiteglobalmedia.us/ Mister Lewis says only broke people split checks. Rah says broke is a mindset, not a number, and that generosity is remembered long after the money is forgotten.

The back and forth is real, it's unfiltered, and you are going to have an opinion by the end of it.

Chef Kimbo is back to redeem himself with honey Sriracha glazed salmon. He originally plans to serve it with asparagus (no carbs!), but Rah quickly requests last week's pasta instead—and the food review does not disappoint. Plus, the Chic vs.

Cheap segment will have you rethinking canned goods, as Rah and Mister Lewis blind-taste-test sardines. We also tackle the "One Bite Too Far" segment featuring a Carolina Reaper chip challenge that nearly takes Mister Lewis out.

Dating should feel intentional. Not like a financial negotiation with appetizers.

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