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And let's crack on with today's first story, which comes from age discriminator who says, do I need a lawyer

for an age discrimination lawsuit? And before we do dive into this first story, I just want to

give you a warning that the story does talk about stalking behavior. So if you would like to

skip the story, please feel free to do so. Time stamps are down in the description below and along the timeline.

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Please hear me out.

I met up with a guy from Plenty of Fish.

He seemed normal when we were talking, so I meet him at the restaurant and there is an obviously

much older man, the 30-year-old that he claimed to be.

I sat down and I told him I was under the assumption he was younger. He had told me he was younger. He claimed that they were

older pictures and that it must have been a typo, although his profile also said 30, and that he

was actually 45 years old. I told him I was not interested in someone almost 20 years

older than me and I wished him well. He began to raise his voice a little saying he has already

ordered a dish and wine for me and I needed to sit down and eat with him. I went to the bartender

and gave a brief explanation of what happened, and the manager

walked me to my car while the bartender stayed with the guy to make sure he didn't follow me.

I went about my merry way for a couple of months before I was served at work, with papers

stating I was being sued. I called the attorney listed to verify and he confirmed that they were real. He was a client

and I was being sued the cost of the entire dinner and his travel expenses because I used his age

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