Blind Date: I showed too much disdain when he mentioned his friends working in the City'
Briefly

I was hoping for someone to walk London's Capital Ring with, or alternatively, a free dinner. My date was handsome and made me feel at ease.
We talked about whether pasta is overrated and how ageing seems to have kicked in earlier than expected. We also mentioned 'Made in Chelsea'.
During the date, my most awkward moment was showing too much disdain when he mentioned his friends working in the City.
He proved he could use chopsticks for his dumplings, though there was no table to speak of. Good manners matter, even in casual settings.
Read at www.theguardian.com
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