I'll be quick. Yes, I gave that tweet side eye. I'll cover up their identity & won't judge their grammar all the while explaining why this immature crud is wrong. I think this person wants to seem like they are high brow & bougie. Yes, Red Lobster is not an expensive date. There are other pricier places to go for seafood. But it is still a date. It is still an event to hang out with somebody you romantically and/or sexual dig. This tweet can be stripped down by several questions & examples.
1. Who said the lady doesn't Love Red Lobster?
2. Who said he didn't hear her say "That looks good" while watching a commercial. Heck, that means he listens, sometimes.
3. Why is 28 the magical age to go on expensive dates?
4. Could he be taking her somewhere else?
5. Is the value of a person's caliber based on the price of the restaurant or outing?
I'm sorry but I think this tweet is not going to get the user the attention they're pandering for. But to each, it's own.
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| Yeah, SoMe get many of my views first |
Oh while I have you, let's talk about dates being paid for with coupons or via online deal marketplaces like Groupon or Living Social. What is wrong with a nice deal? Have you all ever paid attention to the stuff on those sites? Lots of that stuff can be pricey. 54% off of a Sip & Paint party at a private estate is a nice deal. I was just sent a 40% off for one of my favorite brunch spots from a friend. Let me ask a guy out, I'm using this offer.
Why are people valuing other's worth by their bank accounts or what they think is in their wallets?
$ad some people can't calculate the true human value with a Dollar $ign.
As Always Talking to You in Adult Terms
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