I'm sure that ever since the dawn of time, there have been dating rules of the road. Some dos and don'ts have stood the test of time, like having the tact to thank someone after they've paid for dinner (or, in the dark ages, perhaps they hunted or gathered it) or knowing better than to talk so much that you don't let your date get a word in edgewise. But other rules are a bit hazier, I'd say ...

Not according to JoAnn From Bensonhurst, though. The Brooklyn mom is talking "manners" in her latest episode on CafeMom Studios' YouTube Channel, and when it comes to courtship courtesy, she certainly makes some some awesome points. But I gotta say, I'm not with her 100 percent on some of her old-school rules.

Suzanne Somers is about to give Three's Company fans a much-anticipated treat they've been waiting more than 30 YEARS for! The actress, who became well-known for her role as the daffy blonde Chrissy Snow, will reunite with her former co-star Joyce DeWitt on Suzanne Somers Breaking Through on CafeMom Studios' YouTube Channel this coming Thursday! 

But in the meantime, Somers sat down to chat with TV Land's Vice President and Creative Director Tom Hill to talk about the show and the impact it made on pop culture. As Hill says in their one-on-one, Three's Company has been a bedrock of classic TV comedy.

Before I moved to New York, the land where everybody lives in dimly-lit walk-ups, I lived in Los Angeles. And apartments in L.A. are much different than those in NYC, in that they make you much more exposed to your neighbors.

I've been in the building I live in now for over a year -- there are neighbors I've seen maybe three times. Seriously. And the only reason I found out that the couple on the first floor moved -- three weeks ago -- is because I just saw somebody new moving in. It's great.

All places aren't like this, though. Like I said, Los Angeles, completely different. When I sneezed, my entire complex would say "bless you" in unison to me. It was awful. Because when you get friendly with neighbors, bad things and awkward situations are bound to happen.

After watching the hilarious video from CafeMom Studios featuring JoAnn from Bensonhurst, I now realize that I made a cardinal mistake when I lived in Los Angeles -- I got to know my neighbors in the first place.

JoAnn from Bensonhurst talks cheatingPractically every city has had its own Real Housewives cast by now -- dishing dirt and drama galore. But if any of you Bravo junkies out there are looking for a reality TV reality check, look no further than JoAnn From Bensonhurst on CafeMom Studios' YouTube channel. Like most of the Real Housewives, this mom from Brooklyn is a total spitfire, but unlike them, she's also totally -- and I mean completely, 100 percent -- REAL. As in, she's like your best friend who tells it like it is and isn't going to let you off the hook when you come to her with something that's absolutely ridiculous.

Recently, JoAnn took on the topic of cheating, and if you ever questioned whether talking on Facebook means you're being unfaithful or whether you should "even the playing field" by cheating on your hubby if he cheats on you, answers await you in JoAnn's warm and cozy Bensonhurst home.