Dating. Confirmation bias. Questionable methodology. Victoria gathers the evidence, reaches a conclusion, ignores it. Repeat.

He Liked Me? @ The Edinburgh Fringe - The Alchemist

Dear Stranger,

I need a second opinion.

I've fancied the same man since I was 14.

I'm now 42.

In 2022, he complimented my hair.

Two years later, it was my accent. And my T-shirt.

That meant he liked me.

Obviously.

There is one potentially relevant detail.

He's Tim Burgess.

He’s also appearing in a show at the Edinburgh Fringe.

On the 14th.

My show is on the 12th.

Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to find him and bring him along two days early.

I need closure.

Or further evidence.

If you can’t find him, come along anyway.

Join me on Wednesday 12th August as I examine the evidence, question my methodology and attempt to work out whether any of the men I've been convinced liked me actually did.

There have been several.

Including a doctor.

He Liked Me? is a stand-up show about dating, confirmation bias and what happens when you treat every relationship like a case study.

I gather the evidence.

Analyse the data.

Reach a conclusion.

Ignore it.

Repeat.

Victoria’s diagnosis: further research required.

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