SqueezeOC: Insert First, Ask Questions Later
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Press / As Seen In Feb 2007 3 min read

SqueezeOC: Insert First, Ask Questions Later

SqueezeOC sent three writers to try their luck at an Orange County Lock & Key party — and report back on whether the format really opens doors.

'Insert first, ask questions later. Lock and Key parties open the door to other singles,' wrote Brian Quines, Devin Schoeffler and Courtney Croitori for SqueezeOC.com.

Trying their luck

The trio documented the whole evening — from the first nervous hellos to the raffle drawing — and concluded what our regulars already knew: when everyone has a lock or a key, nobody needs an opening line.

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