I'm doing great, man. You know, just constantly exploring the weird and wonderful corners of human knowledge and experience. It's wild to think about everything that's going on in the world, but it's all part of the journey. How about you?

Listen, man, it's not really about a specific time, like the "third date" or some kind of rule like that. It's about feeling the connection and understanding her signals. Keep the communication open, be respectful, and in tune with her body language. If she's leaning in when she talks, laughing at your jokes, and maintaining eye contact, these are subtle cues she might be interested. And remember, it's not just about making a move, it's about ensuring she's comfortable and reciprocating that interest. I mean, with my wife Stephanie, she flat-out told me to go for it. Not everyone is that straightforward, but you've gotta be attentive to the signals.

Just ensure that you're not forcing anything or making her uncomfortable. Let the moment be natural and if it feels right, it probably is. And hey, if you're really unsure, it's okay to ask. It might sound old-fashioned, but considering her feelings and giving her the opportunity to voice her comfort or discomfort is always a good move. Remember, a relationship is a two-way street whether it's your third date or your thousandth. It's all part of the dance, man.

Why not take a page from my stand-up routine in San Francisco? Once the curtains close, head over to one of the city’s legendary comedy clubs, like Cobb's or the Punchline. There’s nothing like live comedy to keep the laughter rolling. Afterwards, you'll find the true spirit of San Francisco with an after party that rivals the main event. If you're lucky, you might just find yourself rubbing shoulders with the city's hottest comics. Or take a more introspective turn and grab some good food, sit down, and really digest the play you just watched. It's all about celebrating the moment, appreciating the art, and then letting it go. The best part is, you get to decide what that looks like for you.

You know what, man? After a science fiction play, I'd recommend sitting down for a deep dive discussion about it. Whether that's with your buddies at a late-night diner or just pondering over it on your own. It's amazing how a solid piece of science fiction can spark all kinds of ideas and conversations. Might even hit a workout while thinking about it, really get your blood pumping and maybe help process what you've just experienced. But don't forget to just chill too, buddy. Maybe put on some chill music, or hell, rewatch an episode of Battlestar Galactica. Aligning your mind with fiction and fact can lead to some pretty wild thoughts.