Daily life of an American TV drama agent

Ron used Rajesh's computer to send a date message, and immediately received a positive reply. The three otakus immediately took the initiative to get Sheldon to agree to go on a date without Ron having to say anything.

Of course Ron was happy to be free.

Dr. Amy Farrah Fowler, how could Ron not recognize her?

This is Sheldon's true love in time and space. Not only did she marry Sheldon, she helped him win the Nobel Prize, but she also gave birth to a son named Leonard.

She even changed Sheldon's character, making the robot more humane and more like a real person. You know, even Sheldon's mother, Ms. Mary, failed to do these things.

Although Ron has never believed in bullshit love, this time, he had to sigh: The power of love is so fucking great!

This happy news was so influential that old George, who got the news immediately, ran to Mary to take credit, and for the first time allowed him to drink two bottles of beer as a reward.

You know, for health reasons, Old George now only has a limit of three bottles of beer a week.

"Ron, what does that girl look like? Do you think she will marry Sheldon?" Mary asked anxiously on the phone receiver like any mother who is worried that her son can't find a wife.

"Although he looks a bit like a nerd, he might accidentally get along with Sheldon. I've sent the photo to your email. You can ask Missy to open it for you tonight and take a look."

"As for your second question, I don't know, but at least she agreed to date Sheldon, right? At the very least, this should be a good start."

Of course Ron knew that Amy was Sheldon's final destination, but it would be too troublesome to explain how he knew it, so it was better not to say it.

"What about Sheldon? Did he agree to go too?"

Rajesh gestured OK to him, and Ron followed his gesture and replied: "Of course, the time is 3:30 in the afternoon. I'll let you know after the date, okay, Mom?"

Ron felt like he was the host of an emotional show, and his heart was broken for both parties on the date.

After hanging up the phone, Ron glanced around the laboratory. Sheldon had solved the problems that hindered the continuation of the project in the morning and was reading in the comic book store. Ron didn't think he was in the mood to dress himself up.

With Sheldon's character, he would rather read comics for a while.

Howard is the most hands-on among the four, so he must not run around and stay. Leonard is an experimental physicist, has good hands-on skills, and has long-term cooperation experience with Sheldon, so he can help Howard understand The formulas Sheldon drew on the whiteboard were like those ghost symbols.

So, it’s up to you!

"Rajesh, can you please take Sheldon for me to tidy up a little? This is his first date, and I hope he at least looks a little...normal."

At 3:30 in the afternoon, Howard arranged a date for Sheldon at an ordinary-looking coffee shop. According to him, this would reduce the pressure on both parties, although Ron could not see the slightest sign of stress on Sheldon's face. Shadows, some are just impatient.

"In a few minutes, when I finish watching this blind date fail with gloating and cold eyes, what would you rather me do?" Sheldon walked reluctantly at the front: "'I told you so'? It's still the classic 'haha' 'expression?"

"Whatever you think, anyway, I promised mom that I must bring you to meet the girl who is willing to date you today." Ron pushed Sheldon: "In addition, I personally think about such a big data algorithm. Women who match you in every way are very curious.”

"Hey, we can't conclude that we are wrong yet." Rajesh defended unconvincingly, but his tone was so weak that even he didn't believe it.

"HELLO! I'm Amy Farrah Fowler, are you Sheldon?" Before Sheldon could speak, a woman with brown hair and glasses walked over from behind him.

Sheldon turned around: "Hello, Amy, I'm sorry to tell you that you were deceived by a very stupid and naive intelligent algorithm to date a stranger. Also, by the way, I was deceived by a very stupid and naive intelligent algorithm. Came here after being blackmailed by a hidden smelly sock.”

Threatening Sheldon with stinky socks to go out on a date? Well done! Ron secretly gave Rajesh a thumbs up.

"If that's slang, I haven't heard of it," the woman said at a moderate speed, but each word was pronounced like standard pronunciation, giving people a mechanical feeling: "If it's literal, I'm the same as you, Hate dirty socks.”

"Anyway, I'm here because I agreed to go on a date with my mom at least once a year."

"Interesting, I had the same conversation with my mom about going to church." Ron noticed that Sheldon's ears twitched unnaturally twice, considering Ron had been with him for so long. Sheldon will only behave this way when he encounters something that interests him.

"I don't object to the concept of God, but I really don't understand why you need to call someone by name when you go to church."

"This is the same as the pageview statistics on the website. The latter is to exchange popularity for dollars from advertisers, while the former maintains user activity."

Ron walked between the two of them: "If Christianity is compared to a game, roll call is equivalent to the daily check-in activity in the game. The difference is that in the game you can only get meager game benefits, but in the church you can Really gaining the approval of your neighbors is, in the end, a psychological game.”

"I said, do you have to stand and chat? Sheldon, do you want to buy this lady a drink?"

"OK, but before the blind date continues, let me declare that all physical contact, including but not limited to sex, is not for discussion."

Amy said seriously, if the look, voice, and gender weren't completely different, Ron would have thought he was seeing another Sheldon!

Is this algorithm too accurate? Ron put himself in Sheldon's shoes and thought that if he were Sheldon, he would definitely like this girl, let alone the real Sheldon.

In fact, the real Sheldon has fallen.

"Can I buy you a drink?" Sheldon reached out and made a gesture of invitation.

"Warm water, thank you."

"Oh my god, what have we done?" Howard opened his mouth wide: "If someone can create Skynet to destroy all mankind, there is no doubt that it must be their children!"

Rajesh: "Yes, we have become the sinners of all mankind."

"But at least you are the benefactors of the Cooper family now," Ron patted them both on the shoulders: "What do you want to drink? I'll buy it."