Ep116 - Guys Unfiltered on Turn-Offs, Monogamy, & Dating Apps
Josh Lekach (CEO and Co-Founder of the Rep app) and Zach Heltzel (host of Zetus LaPodcast) join #NoFilter with Zack Peter for an Unfiltered Guys Panel. They discuss working with the opposite sex, if guys are really horny 24/7, "bro-jobs," biggest turn-offs on a date, open relationships, and whether or not guys can truly be monogamous. Drink of the Week: Tequila Mojita Margarita (Codigo 1530 Rosa Tequila; KeVita Mojita probiotic drink; fresh lime juice) Follow Josh at @joshlecash and download his app Rep now at: rep.app.link/5t6MnjRxJD Follow Zach at @zachheltzel and listen to Zetus LaPodcast at: http://apple.co/2eDE6Af Like the show? Subscribe to us! http://apple.co/1IvZ0ZW and listen every Wednesday. Don't forget to leave us a nice review! Couldn't get enough of us? Follow Zack @justplainzack on Twitter and Instagram. Snap with Zack at theactualzack on Snapchat. Order your copy of Zack's book, When Life Hands You Lemons…Throw Them At People! now at: http://amzn.to/2j386u1 And don't forget to give us your validation: Facebook.com/nofilterzack and Facebook.com/justplainzack
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