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The next thing she did was turn around and tell all of the men she works with that Keith was getting everyone together for happy hour.
Weirdly enough, 15 of the guys said they had no idea Keith was organizing this even though Keith insisted he invited everyone.
10 of the guys she works with said they would be down to go, and she then texted Keith to let him know she was going to go to the happy hour after all.
When 5 p.m. came around, the guys headed out to the bar and she pretended to go as well, but then also pretend to get a text mid-drive that she needed to get back home and take care of her dog.
“I guess Keith had to go out with a bunch of guys we work with, who thought he’d organized the happy hour,” she said.
“I know he isn’t the type to want to hang with coworkers outside of work so I feel like that was a bit of karma for trying to be two-faced with me. Ending up having to do the thing he was pretending to be doing…”
“He told me the day later that it was rude of me to invite an additional number of people and then dip out.”
“I said sorry, I thought it was a team happy hour like he was saying, anyway I couldn’t make it because my dog was sick.”
She then wondered if it was rude of her to handle things in that way, before adding, “I actually have been really direct with him in the past and he doesn’t get it…”
“So I felt like maybe pettiness might make more of a point than just saying I wasn’t interested because that doesn’t seem to have clicked for him…but perhaps a super awkward happy hour would.”
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