This Monday, May 6, a new week began on the most romantic program on television, First Dates. The doors of Cuatro's restaurant opened one more night to welcome a new batch of diners ready to spend an unforgettable evening and meet their better half. Although not all singles who appear on the program manage to find someone interesting.
Two of the stars of the night were Gian Piero and Lisa. The 41-year-old bachelor arrived at the restaurant confessing to being "a citizen of the world." ''I have had the privilege of living in 8 countries and as an ideology there is only one race of humanity and one planet, Mother Earth,'' he confessed. He was a specialist in natural medicine and was currently giving lectures on seawater as therapy. ''Sea water is excellent for strengthening our body,'' he said.
In the area of relationships, he had had several experiences, but now he was open to finding a person with whom he could have stability. His date was Lisa, a 45-year-old single woman who had arrived in Spain 3 years ago from South Africa. ''I wanted to change my life when my relationship ended and that's why I wrote a book and I'm here,'' she said.
The first impression among the singles was not what they expected. ''I like stronger boys,'' she said. ''I love that Lisa is from South Africa,'' the bachelor stressed. After exchanging their first words, the presenter accompanied the couple to their table, where they began the evening talking about their professions. Gian Piero said that one of his great passions was business and that is why he managed investments. ''I am also a cellular nutrition coach,'' he revealed.
''You don't eat meat?'' Lisa asked. ''I don't normally eat meat. And I don't mind if my partner eats, if it's not continuous,' she explained. ''I eat meat almost every day,'' she declared. Moments later, the bachelor was shocked to discover Lisa's age. ''She seems older than me, I usually like girls who look younger,'' the bachelor stated.
At one point during the evening, the singles discovered that one of their points in common was massages. ''I have been a masseuse and people really liked the way I did relaxing massages,'' declared Gian Piero. ''He seems very calm to me and I like more energetic guys,'' the single woman stressed.
In the final stretch of the dinner, the singles opened up about their sexual tastes. However, this point generated a great quarrel between them. Gian Piero confessed that he had seven erogenous zones and that one of them was his ears. ''I don't like having my ears touched, I don't like it at all, it makes me sick,'' said the single woman. Therefore, in the final decision there were no surprises and both were rejected.
