What: Blind Date has been a regular feature in The Guardian for years, and it is *fascinating*. Every week, the paper matches two readers up and pays for their dinner together.
The blind daters report back via a questionnaire that touches on awkward moments, expectations, and whether they'd introduce their date to their friends. They also each rate the date on a scale of 1-10.
Common themes: Restaurants seating the dates at separate tables, plate sharing, people describing their own friends as "vicious"
How to get it: You can dive into more than 500 blind date stories in the Guardian's online archive.
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