Aren't there any restaurants?

>>16554291
Mostly fast food considering we're not too huge, but that's not too memorable, if she thought a movie theater was boring I'm sure eating greasy food is a smidge worse.

>>16554298
Well it's not MTV, you're not going to roll up to some field with a goofy game set up. It's up to you to make it memorable. If she's a bit of a homebody invite her to your place, cook for her.

>>16554286
Know how to cook? If so, a more adult version of Netflix and chill.

>>16554306
That's actually a really good idea. But I can't quite use that, she has restrictive parents (being Utah and all) so bringing her over to my home is sketchy. But I will use that idea in the future for sure, thank you.

>>16554311
Yeah, do something easy like fajitas, all you have to do cut up chicken and cook it, the rest of it is toppings.

well shit how old is she and how old are you,

take her to a bar or something, and then she'll probably have a good time and drag you around somewhere doing something she wants to do

>>16554321
Oh you are young then? Is there anything in your town, mini golf, pool, an arcade something.

>>16554326
18-18, drinking is also not available, age thing and she is quite religious.

Do you drive? Maybe there is something in a nearby town. Maybe look in the paper for stuff going on. Ask her what she would like to do.

>>16554331
No mini golf, pool is actually a nice idea, no arcades. This is why it's so difficult, this place has no entertainment.

>>16554360
The paper is a good source, I could try to work in more date conversations to find out what she really would like to be involved with. She went on a date once with a guy to a movie theater and never went another one again because of the bad impression. Maybe a picnic in a park?

>>16554286
>step 1. Leave Utah.
>step 2. Take her Swing Dancing.