Deep into our thirties, 'Love at First Sight' seemed like the remnants of a bygone era surely forgotten in the swipe right culture of roaring 2010s. The steadfast offer for a beer on a Friday's eve from Jenna, piqued David's interest for an autumn barley tea ;) After their first date, Jenna said she had to go home and feed her cat, Romeo, despite David asking her to watch "Stranger Things" that evening. David thought he would never see her again. However, just 15 minutes later, Jenna had a pep talk in the kitchen with Romeo, she put on some lipstick, and headed out the door over to his place at Stanford that same fall evening. (Yikes!) It may have been the green dress or the glow of an autumn's day or the smile on Jenna's post Facebook workday workflow but as the minutes grew to hours and hours onto days, a love grew that continues on to this day. Lastly, with the help of a certified Stanford dork and colleague, David and said friend (Tom) have reached a quantitative solution to love. Find out how many dates you need for love (n). Then square root that number. Date sqrt(n) people. Then choose to wed sqrt(n) + 1. Love solved! David turned out to be lucky number sqrt(2500) + 1. Love is always in the numbers <3