Forget intuition. Young adults are turning to spreadsheets to decide if a date actually went well.

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Forget intuition. Young adults are turning to spreadsheets to decide if a date actually went well.

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    Chipotle founder Steve Ells discusses the last great book he read, eating sandwiches every day and his lengthy breakfast routine. 🔗

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