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"Do You Know How to Smoke Out a Bad Girlfriend?"

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StraightTalk with Ted Santos

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"All that glitters is not gold" is an appropriate line in the dating world. There are many women who look great, on paper. However, once you get to know her, the person she pretended to be disappears. That’s because she sent her well-trained representative to make a good impression. When the representative retires, the kind gentle woman who wanted to hear everything you said will now talk over you before a word comes out of your mouth. What happened?

For some reason, our best foot is reserved for the first few months of getting to know a person. After the honeymoon is over, we believe people should accept the flaws we shamelessly impose on them. Yet, we hide those flaws in the beginning for fear the person will not accept us for who we are.

Since most people don’t own a crystal ball, they feel as though they were blindsided when the real person shows up. They say he/she changed. No, they never changed. You simply had no idea how to get them to reveal themselves.

On this show, we're going to focus on how to lift the veil on the representative and smoke out the real person. While dating can be filled with excitement, you are inviting a new person into your life. If you don’t know what questions to ask, you may be inviting disaster into your life.

Therefore, it's imperative to know what to ask. As a man, do you want to waste valuable resources on a woman who is not worth your time? This show will teach you how to uncover what you really need to know without her knowing you are stripping her down to the truth.

Tonight, Sunday, July 14, from 7:00pm-8:30pm (EST) at Straight Talk with Ted Santos and Blair Nash.

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