Hear you on the Omicron rant @SpringlikeBunk - just about had enough of this pandemic.
@FabulousMrFifty glad you had a good weekend, notwithstanding the snigger incident!
@jugglingjobs wanted to comment on your dilemma - please don't accept shoddy behaviour from someone thinking that they're the only person you like the look of on the apps - we can't come at OLD from a sense of scarcity - it won't end well! If someone is behaving badly/inconsistently now, imagine what they'd be like a few months down the line! It sounds highly suspicious to me - just think how YOU would correspond to someone if you'd forgotten your phone and had made an arrangement to meet but then not been able to be in touch - a normal kind person would be very apologetic and hastily want to rearrange and reassure that it was a one off. If you're not getting that level of reaction to his having 'forgotten his phone', then I would delete and move on.
I'm back from my weekend with Mr Mixtape - third date, although each one has been 24hr plus 
and again we had a superb time. He cooked incredible food all weekend, we hiked, we had amazing sex, the scenery was brilliant, we danced round in our underwear. I also had the conversation about 'where we're at' and feel happy with what was said - for now. It is too early to be wanting to label things too much, but I wanted to be clear on exclusivity. I don't think either of us want to live with another person, AND he lives 2 hours away. For now we're having the fun/adventure/sex that we both said we were looking for and agreed we were happy to continue getting to know each other. Now I have to keep my anxiety in check and just try to accept that I had a good weekend and not pick over it like some sort of obsessive misery-vulture 
As an aside, I'm feeling very aware that I've got so much trauma to process from basically having had a lifetime of shit relationships (most specifically, my marriage which was toxic and abusive from start to finish including a 7 year legal process post-separation through to post-divorce) that I have got to find a really good therapist to talk it through. I realise I just am not used to a man being normal. On Friday as Mr Mixtape was happily cooking in the kitchen, calmly and without fuss or resentment, I found myself welling up watching him. Regardless of what happens between us, he is someone who doesn't criticise, tut, get resentful at being asked to do things, isn't a seething mass of anger beneath the surface, and who just shows up and contributes like a normal human being. In the ten years of my marriage, I don't think my husband ONCE cooked for me, not once.