Lost Conversations, Part 1: Matchmaker
The first one took place in the spring and is a conversation over lunch between me and an old friend from Crazy Go Nuts University.
"You should help me set up my friends," she said. "It's like there are no good single men out there."
"That's weird. I think I know at least a couple of guys who've complained that there are no good single women out there. And remember that article we saw, back during the dot-com days? About there being a 'man glut' in town? I think the article said that there were several thousand more men than women in Toronto."
"Well, it seems the situation's changed. How about finding someone for [anonymous friend]?"
"That shouldn't be too difficult. She's cute, outgoing and has flirt powers beyond mortal ken."
"Yes, but she wants to settle down and is having trouble finding the right guy."
"Did she tell you what her 'type' is?"
"Yes: He's got to be hot. She only dates hot guys."
"True. Every guy I've ever seen her with looks like he does three hours at the gym every day."
"And he has to be Jewish. She's tired of having to play 'teacher' -- she wants to settle down with someone who understands her culture."
"Anything else?"
"He has to be rich. She likes expensive things."
"And doesn't she prefer black guys?"
"Oh yeah. She dates a lot of black guys."
"Let me see: the man for her is hot, Jewish, rich and black."
She laughed. "That's gonna be tricky. Know anyone who fits that description?"
"Yeah. One guy. Lenny Kravitz."
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Damn. I forgot.
He's gone...
Sorry.
Nevermind.