Kristine Chang attends a Time Left weekly dinner that pairs strangers and meets a NASA engineer, a youth mentor, and a computer science student. She describes feeling safe and comfortable at the $14 dinner, then visits a bar while staying alcohol-free.
Hello, this is Christine, and this is part one of putting myself out there. Time Left is an organized event where they host five strangers for dinner every Wednesday, and I signed up for this week. I thought I'd take you on this amazing journey to see how it goes. I am back home, and that was the most interesting experience ever. I would 100% do it again. The people I met were down to earth, very kind, and it's local so you know the people you meet are going to be more similar to you. I was paired with a guy who worked at NASA as an engineer and a youth mentor who's also my mutual friend and another guy who studied computer science. I felt very safe, very comfortable, and Dinner was like $14, which was so lovely. And then afterwards we went to a bar. I didn't get any drinks because I'm, you know, alcohol-free, but I went there for the vibes and I met more people from Time Left.
