Dating ‘Game’ Backfires As The Woman Calls It Quits After The Guy Punishes The Waitress With Lower Tips For Bad Service

Oh, the dreaded first date. The nerves, the excitement, the not knowing what the other person will be like. Well, at least you get to find out what kind of person they are right away. However, sometimes the date can reveal a darker side of the person that you were not expecting. A side that you may not want to be around. And this is what happened to one woman. A few days ago, she shared her story with the AITA community , wondering if she was right to call it quits with her date after finding out that he was not a very nice person. The story that the woman shared mainly revolves around her date’s treatment of their waitress.

Date goes awry when the guy punishes the waitress with lower tips for bad service.

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Guy tries to play a ‘dating game’ but it backfires when the woman calls it quits after he punishes the waitress with a low tip for bad service

Guy punishes waitress for bad service, resulting in woman calling it quits

The woman disagrees with the man’s ‘punishment’ for bad service, asking why he thinks it’s a good idea.

A date goes awry as the woman takes matters into her own hands and tips the waitress generously

She put her foot down when he punished a waitress with lower tips for bad service – “It’s not a game!”

The woman’s decision to block her date was a bold one after his cruel punishment of the waitress.

The woman ended the ‘game’ when the man punished the waitress for bad service. Is he in the wrong?

This guy’s dating ‘game’ backfired ‍♀️

I recently met a guy on a dating app and we arranged our first date. Things were going well until our waitress arrived and he pulled out about 15 dollars and said that it was her tip. He told her that any time she messed up, he would take some away. I was shocked and embarrassed and asked him why he thought doing tips this way was a good idea. He said it was the best way to ensure “good service”. After disagreeing with him, I decided then and there that I wanted nothing to do with him. I gave the waitress a 20-dollar bill and left. This guy’s behavior and attitude toward the waitress left me feeling uncomfortable, and I blocked him. Have I done the right thing by cutting him off? Let’s hear what the comments have to say.