Sherry Taylor

Q: When it comes to the first date, a recent poll says that 48% of people opt for this?

A: Italian food

 

WHAT YOUR BEHAVIOR AT DINNER SAYS ABOUT YOU ON A DATE (Daily Mail/ LastMinute.com)
How you behave at dinner can express a lot about you to your date. A poll of an undisclosed number of Brits reveals the following:
— 50% say they take their date’s table etiquette as a sign of how they are in bed
— 20% say they think if their date eats like a big and had no table manners they won’t be very attentive or affectionate in bed
— 15% say if their date orders something exotic then they’re likely to be adventerous in the bedroom
— 12% say if someone’s shy at dinner, they think they’ll be quiet in the bedroom
— 17% say they always offer to pay for their share of the dinner bill, but secretly hope the other person will pick up the whole bill
— 8% say it’s the man’s responsibility to pay the dinner bill
— 48% say they opt for Italian food on a first date

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