You've just crossed over into...

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My wife and I always give each other 2-3 options and take turns narrowing it down. Same with movies: We start out with our Trakt list and take turns narrowing it down until we get something we both want to watch.

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Great now I gotta go listen to that song again.

Not that I'm complaining but it's in my head now.

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My wife sent me this unbidden

Meanwhile i'm double-digit hours away from WDW

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Some of us actually give a shit about other people, just not enough of a shit to do anything about it, but we care...

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And I can hear his voice / the song while reading this

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Also, the location is the Simpsons living room.

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Everyone knows “those guys” the insecure, overly macho dude with the girl with daddy issues who thinks everyone is jealous of them but I sure as hell wouldn’t call that ‘average’ although they do to tend to flock together. Usually at clubs or bars and gyms. Or Jersey shore.

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Well, no. What happens with us is that either one of us says "want to go to X restaurant?" Far enough ahead of time that the other person hasn't got some set idea of what they want this evening . So 90% of the time we just get "sure, thanks, yes". And maybe 10% of the time a "no, but could we go to Y?". Or a "No, I need to cook the chicken or it will go bad" And it's literally never gone farther than that.

If my husband did what you are describing above I would be confused. Like if he said "we will go to $restaurant" like that I would assume he had a desperate craving for it and would say yes, as it would be uncharacteristic. But if it kept happening I would ask him WTF?

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WTF dude, less cool aid