you're on the virtue. It was a real superficial request. We knew it, she knew it going into

the weekend, but we helped her out with texting tutor anyway.

She hit us up because she wanted to ask a former co-worker to be her date, but not a real

date, a fake date to a wedding she was attending because her ex was going to be there and she

basically just wanted to shove it in her ex's face. So the two of them had dated for

three years, just broke up a month ago. He's already moved on. He's been kind of a

boosh ever since they've broken up and has been controlling. So she just wanted to have

a hot guy on her arm at the wedding and didn't want to go solo. And there was one guy that

popped in her head and it's a dude she used to work with and he was very friendly and he

was a smoke show. And so he had a great sense of humor and she thought he would be, you

know, he'd be into it. So we reached out to him and he didn't say no. You didn't say

no. And he goes, let me think about it. I'll get back to you. But he kind of, he

somewhat seemed on board and that he very likely was going to be her date for the wedding.

Yeah, it could have gone badly very quickly or he could have taken it as a complete compliment,

which he did, right? I thought we were going to fail. I was a dream shot. I mean, somebody

calls you up and goes, you're the hottest person I know. Will you attend blank with me?

Probably even we're reluctant before now. You're like, hottest person, you know? Okay.

Okay. So what happened over the weekend? Did he actually show up? Did they have a great

time? Did her passive aggressiveness pay off? Most got the email. Thank you so much for

your help with texting him last week. It worked out and he did end up going to the wedding

with me. We had a great time and it was really nice. However, I think I regret bringing

him not because of him. Like I said, he was great. His acting skills were perfect too.

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