:quality(85)//cloudfront-us-east-1.images.arcpublishing.com/infobae/K6Y2QGIN3RAQ7CBKS354P2P6PI.png "The shortest date of his life: He told her he was going to move the car and disappeared 45 seconds after meeting her 1")
Meet someone on social networks or dating platforms can bring many surprises. There are those who claim to have found the love of their life, but also others who are outraged because the person looks different in person than on screen. a young woman from UNITED STATES counted What their first date left after 45 seconds because I would have left the badly parked car and the video went viral.
Rachel Wilson, via his tikTok account @raychfayce, shared the bad moment he had when, after chatting with a young man he met on a dating app, he decided to take the next step and see him in person for the first time. From the moment the young man arrived at the bar where they had agreed to meet, until he left, they only spent 45 seconds. As soon as he saw her, he told her that his car was badly parked, that he was going to roll it and come back. Something that never happened because it never came back.
The woman was left sitting in place awaiting his return. He even said that they had already brought them beers and chicken wings, but after a few minutes he realized what was going on. “My date left 45 seconds after meeting me to ‘move his car,'” Rachel shared in the description of the post she shared with her TikTok followers.
After a reasonable amount of time, she finally received a message from the young man that upset her even more: “I’m sorry, I didn’t mean it”, he wrote to her. The attitude described as “cowardly” has been repudiated by many users of the social network. However, others were tough on Rachel and They asked him if he showed himself as he really was or if he used filters.
“I stood outside the restaurant waiting about five minutes before I received the text. I didn’t answer and immediately deleted his number and haven’t heard from him since,” the young woman wrote. , after many fans asked him for his answer.
The video went viral and racked up over four million views, 517,000 likes, and thousands of comments with anecdotes of similar experiences.
“A guy faked multiple sclerosis within 5 minutes of mine. It happened last week, ‘What did your pictures look like? You had to make him think you were something else?'” At least he messaged you. Many would have blocked you and left”, “He moved his car to his house”, “I’d rather that than 45 minutes of an awkward date”, were some of the comments on the post.
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