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We think that's sweet… no?
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"I didn't want to push her or make her feel uncomfortable."
Thank you for being respectful! This is how you take rejection.
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'She's paid to be nice to you' : Man Leaves His Number on Restaurant Bill, Reddit Scolds Him for Hitting on Service Workers
Society is constantly evolving and so do the rules and expectations of how one should behave in this world. We as a society are always changing our minds about what's in and what's out, what's acceptable and what's unacceptable, and obviously, what is cancellable.
Let's face it, humanity years ago was nowhere near as it is evolved now. And things that were acceptable back then are no longer now. We're sure all of us can name a few. At one point or another, however, one has to wonder whether we're all going a little overboard. But then again, we can never truly understand someone's POV if we've never been in their shoes.
And that brings us to today's story. Today's story is about a man who came to Reddit to share his experience of being stunned by a serving waitress at the restaurant he was dining at. So much so that he decided to leave his number on the bill. Tons of juicy details and even more commentators. Have a read for yourself and let us know your POV.