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Skimm'd while (finally) buying new bras — Check out what we Skimm’d for you today September 23, 2023 [Subscribe]( [Read in browser]( [theSkimm Logo] Daily Skimm WEEKEND Skimm'd while [(finally) buying new bras]( “A mom away from home” — [What some parents]( are buying for their college kids. Don’t make her come in there. theSkimm With The First-Ever ‘Golden Bachelor,’ Gerry Turner “The Bachelor” franchise is officially entering its [golden years](. On Thursday, the long-awaited senior spinoff will make its debut — with 72-year-old widower [Gerry Turner]( looking for a second chance at love. Ahead of the group dates, rose ceremonies, and, you guessed it, Fantasy Suites, we spoke to “The Golden Bachelor” himself. Here’s what he had to say… Q: What was your biggest fear going into the show and why? Far and away, hurting [the women]( I had begun to form a connection with. And more specifically, how I’d find the right words to explain decisions. [How would I] look the women going home in the eyes and let them know they were wonderful people — but they just weren’t right for me? It was so difficult. Every rose ceremony put a knot in my stomach. When I got down to the last [ones], I felt like I had an elephant sitting on my chest at times. I hated it. Q: You’re not only a father, but also a grandfather. Was there ever a time where you thought, ‘Man, I hope my grandkids don’t see that?’ If there was, they were few and far between. My grandchildren are pretty mature and my oldest daughter, Jenny, prepared them for what they might see. [Plus], they were fully invested in the process — they were in it and even helped with some of the promotions. So there’s nothing I’m too embarrassed about. Q: What was the first date you ever went on? Were you more nervous for that one or the first on the show? That would be my first date with [my late wife], [Toni](, in 1969. I was a senior in high school and she was a junior. I asked her to a dance at the YMCA, but because I had a basketball game [right before], we met there and spent the night dancing. That was the beginning of our [43-year] relationship ... even though she had always said she didn’t want to date a jock. When I think back to that, it was more like butterflies of excitement, not nervousness. Whereas with my first date on the show, there was a little nervousness, because I knew a portion of it was [sort of] scripted — that it wouldn’t necessarily flow organically, and I had an outline to follow, so to speak. It was very early in the process, so I hadn’t gotten used to following the outlines yet. Q: What two things were key to your survival this season? The first thing that comes to mind is the Celsius energy drink. That really saved my bacon, because there were times where it got really late, and I needed that boost to get me through the last two hours of the night. That was helpful, but I used it very sparingly. [Also] Steve Salado, my handler ... I didn’t realize while I was on the show that I would be with someone almost every minute ... [but] that guy was indispensable to me. He was a friend, a protector, a provider, and a confidant. At times when I felt a little hassled and beyond my limit, he had a very calm, settling effect. I don’t think I would’ve been able to get through things had it not been for Steve. Q: Last but not least, how often do you think about [the Roman Empire](? Almost never. In fact, I can’t think of the last time … I do think back to very early times, like when evolution was taking place, and I’m constantly asking myself questions about it: How did we get from one entity to the next? How did that all happen? I hope one day I’ll have a million-year retrospective of knowing what happened back then, how man was created, and so forth. But, yeah, not the Roman Empire. Psst, this interview has been edited for length and clarity. [Facebook]([Twitter]([Email](mailto:?body=Gerry Turner’s experience as the first-ever “Golden Bachelor” #theSkimm%0A3Ftype%3Demailurl%26r%3DSKIMM%26utm_source%3Demail%26utm_medium%3Ddsshare%23custom) What's Happening ✨ In culture... Everyone’s catching wind of [Tube Girl](. Find her, and the [eavesdroppers](, on TikTok. Plus, the creators cooking up chef’s kiss-worthy [bestsellers](. --------------------------------------------------------------- 💕 In relationships… The “[marriage language](” trend is speaking to people. [DINKs]( are apparently the new #CoupleGoals. And if you have [relationship anxiety](, it might be time to consider “[modern monogamy](.” --------------------------------------------------------------- 👗 In style… Quiet luxury is getting a [splash of color](. More people are sliding into [fuzzy sandals](. And buttoning up with [unbuttoned pants]( or [itsy-bitsy shorts](. That is, when they’re not flexing [flared leggings](. Forward this to a friend. [Click here](mailto:?&subject=Check out this Daily Skimm Weekend newsletter&body=Check it out . Skimm Reads “[Wellness](” by Nathan Hill...There’s something so alluring about the idea of college in the ‘90s — no social media, no cell phones, just vibes. This book opens on Jack and Elizabeth, two kids who meet while in Chicago for school in the early ‘90s and quickly fall in love. Over the next 20 years (and almost 600 pages — it’s a long one, but we promise it’s worth it), they get married, get older, and grapple with how they imagined they’d be vs. how they really are. It sounds simple, but this is a layered examination of what it means to grow up, sell out, and believe in your own story. Don’t miss it. Asking for a Friend [Together with]([new york life]( Q: Do I need life insurance if I have a policy through work? A: Experts say probably — especially if you have a mortgage, student debt, a spouse, children, or anyone else who relies on your financial support. Because when you get life insurance coverage as an employee benefit, it’s likely the same as the coverage all your coworkers get (read: not [personalized to your needs](). Plus it might not follow you if you leave or lose your job, or if your employer changes their benefits package. The good news? You can buy an individual policy if you think you need more coverage. [This guide]( can walk you through it. Skimm Picks Here are today’s recs to help you live a smarter life… 1. A must-have for getting to know your customers. Wouldn’t it be nice if you could read minds? With [SurveyMonkey’s all-in-one survey platform](, you can come prettyyyy close. It’ll show you what people really want, need, and expect from your brand.* [Sign up for free today]( --------------------------------------------------------------- 2. Comfy and stylish shoes to wear this fall. Boot season, best season. [These are the shoes]( we're coveting, from tough moto boots to the Mary-Jane flats that Blair Waldorf would surely approve of. [Shop now]( --------------------------------------------------------------- 3. A free pair of jeans from Universal Standard. Yep, [you read that right](. Use code FREEJEANS-SKIMM at checkout, pay $15 for shipping, and receive the brand's beloved (and universally flattering) skinny jeans gratis. [Add to cart]( Psst...looking for more discounts on brands Skimm'rs love? Check out all of our exclusive promo codes [here](. Weekend Escape *Slams laptop shut until Monday.* We know the feeling. And we’ve got some tips for escape. Heard the buzz? Honey’s [having a moment](. Perhaps because there’s [more than 300 varieties]( in the US alone — making it easy to get a taste of somewhere near or far. Not to mention that there are just as many (if not more) ways to use the sticky stuff. If you’re ready to go beyond the bear, consider making a beeline for varieties like… - [Orange blossom](. This type of honey is usually harvested from a variety of citrus trees — including, yes orange, but also lemon, grapefruit, and lime. That explains its faintly citrus flavor. And the fact that it’s often made in California, Florida, and Texas. Use it to make sweet treats, like [madeleines]( or [banana pancake bites](. - [Kiawe](. With a pearly color and a creamy texture, this doesn’t look like your average honey. That’s because it’s not: Kiawe honey comes almost exclusively from the blossoms of the kiawe tree, which are found in Hawaii. Add it to [homemade granola]( or [scones]( for a touch of tropical sweetness. - [Tupelo](. If you love the sweet heat of hot honey, this is the one for you. It’s sourced exclusively from regions in southern Georgia and the Florida Panhandle and is known for being sweet, buttery, and sometimes slightly spicy (thanks to hints of cinnamon and anise). Try it in [chicken wings]( or a [no-bake cheesecake](. - [Eucalyptus](. Just like the trees themselves, this type of honey originated in Australia, but is now produced in California. It’s got a hazelnut-like color and a hint of minty flavor, so it can be perfect for stirring into your cuppa...and [cocktails]( too. News Quiz Let’s see how well you kept up with the Daily Skimm this week. Which artist’s painting went up for sale at nearly $10 million? A. Andy Warhol B. Keith Haring C. Jean-Michel Basquiat D. Bob Ross Check back tomorrow for the answer. But if you just need to know, you’ll find what you’re looking for [here](. Skimm'd by: Macy Alcido, Maria del Carmen Corpus, Melissa Goldberg, and Clem Robineau --------------------------------------------------------------- Photos courtesy of ABC, Alfred A. Knopf, Metkalova via iStockphoto Design by theSkimm --------------------------------------------------------------- *PS: This is a sponsored post. 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