Topic: Mayfair

During his late twenties, Lee Anthony Smith operated a DJ agency and a unique entertainment business based in Mayfair. The host correctly guesses that one of these ventures involved marketing via London public phone boxes in the 1990s. Smith notes that his visual learning style and tendency to daydream align with what is modernly diagnosed as ADHD.

Serwa discusses his experience with being "roasted" on LinkedIn, specifically regarding his lifestyle in Mayfair. He observes that critics are almost always less successful than the people they attack and often hide behind anonymous profiles. He maintains an entertaining perspective on trolls, refusing to give strangers the power to affect his self-worth or nervous system.

The hosts discuss a more recent speed dating event in Mayfair, London, held in a converted church. Glenn expresses surprise at receiving zero matches despite there being twenty women in attendance. They discuss the philosophy of a first date being a meeting of "representatives" rather than the true selves, and the difficulty of finding a connection in just four minutes.

Glenn describes his approach to speed dating conversations, moving from "dry questions" to more creative rapport-building if a connection is felt. He provides more detail on the Mayfair venue, Mercato Mayfair, praising the architecture and the surprisingly affordable prices for the West End. The hosts compare the experience of high-end food halls to standard pub environments.