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He said yes, but only after his friend’s wife persuaded him.
So, the night of their date arrives, and everything was off to the worst start. Kyla was not on time, and she insisted traffic was so awful she couldn’t make it there at their agreed-upon time.
“She did apologize for canceling the first date, saying she was nervous,” he explained. “She also had multiple drinks and a shot.”
He sat there and had 2 drinks, and Kyla spent the majority of the date busy on her phone instead of trying to interact with him. It was really hard to talk to Kyla, and it was not a fun date for him at all.
Finally, the check came, and the person who had been tending to them asked how they would be handling payment, and he said he wanted to split the bill.
Kyla stared right at him and claimed to have left her wallet at home, but he fired back that he was not going to pay for her, nor was anything between them going to really work.
“I paid my bill and left while Kyla sat there,” he said. “My friend’s wife calls me that night yelling at me…I guess Kyla’s sister had to come to bring her money.”
A lot of his friends think it was a terrible thing to not pay for Kyla on their date. Do you think he should have footed the bill for her or was he right to get up and call it quits, leaving her stranded?
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