In a Hundred Years (Will it Really Matter?)

Paul's mind is blown when he encounters his first ever crush. Some masterful advice from his dad inspires Paul to try and make a move at the middle school dance. It's a moment we've all lived through in one way or the other. Will Paul succeed? Will he even actually make the move? Listen and learn.

Episode 11 of the Stories I Tell on Dates podcast, hosted by Paul Shirley, titled "In a Hundred Years (Will it Really Matter?)" was published on August 3, 2020 and runs 34 minutes.

August 3, 2020 ·34m · Stories I Tell on Dates

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Paul's mind is blown when he encounters his first ever crush. Some masterful advice from his dad inspires Paul to try and make a move at the middle school dance. It's a moment we've all lived through in one way or the other. Will Paul succeed? Will he even actually make the move? Listen and learn.

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Paul's mind is blown when he encounters his first ever crush. Some masterful advice from his dad inspires Paul to try and make a move at the middle school dance. It's a moment we've all lived through in one way or the other. Will Paul succeed? Will he even actually make the move? Listen and learn.

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