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Sadik Hossain

Woman orders $600 of caviar on a first date and talks to other guys at the table. Then he walks out, and she’s stuck: ‘I don’t have a credit card’

A TikTok creator who goes by Tiesyn shared a story in his video about a woman who apparently ordered $600 worth of caviar on a first date and was allegedly texting other men while sitting across from her date. According to Tiesyn, the man got up and left in the middle of the date, leaving her with the bill. Tiesyn said in his video that he did not blame the man for walking out.

Tiesyn said the situation could have gone differently had the woman acted the way most people do on a date instead of what he described as taking advantage of someone else’s money. He also said the woman later posted her own video giving her side of the story.

According to Tiesyn, the woman said in her video that the man had told her she could order anything she wanted, which is why she chose the caviar. Tiesyn questioned that reasoning, asking why anyone would pick the most expensive item on a menu, especially on a first date.

Creator says the pair had talked online for years before meeting in person

Tiesyn said the man and woman had known each other for four or five years, but had only spoken online before this date, which was apparently their first time meeting in person. He suggested that if someone is told to order whatever they want, more typical choices might be a steak or lobster rather than caviar. Such expectations of extravagant spending on a first date can lead to conflict, like when a Chicago man’s date asked him to pay for her nails beforehand and he plotted revenge.

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On a first date is crazy #story #trending #dating #relationship #funny #real #truth #fyp

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Tiesyn also said the woman did not take responsibility for the situation in her video and instead continued to blame the man throughout it. He said that once she realized the man had left and she needed to pay for the meal herself, she indicated she could not cover the cost.

In her video, according to Tiesyn’s retelling, the woman said, “I don’t have a credit card I could put this on or anything.” Tiesyn responded to this by asking why she would have ordered the item in the first place if she could not afford it.

The video’s on-screen text read, “She ordered $600 worth of caviar on a first date,” setting up the story Tiesyn went on to tell. He captioned the post, “On a first date is crazy,” and tagged it with hashtags including #story, #trending, #dating, #Relationship, #funny, #real, #truth, and #fyp. Such dating mishaps can take many forms, like when a woman gets the ick when her first date takes her leftovers but he noticed something about her pricey meal.

The video drew a large number of comments from viewers reacting to the story. One top comment read, “Anytime someone pays money on me I go for the cheapest option.” Another user replied to that comment, “Right like I always feel so bad so I look for something cheap.”

A different commenter wrote, “Or at least mid price,” while another added, “It’s the respectful option,” referring to the idea of choosing a more modest item when someone else is paying. Some commenters compared the man’s decision to leave with the value of what was ordered. One wrote, “That’s literally a whole ps5,” referencing the price of a PlayStation 5 gaming console. Another user replied, “Ps5 is cheaper.”

Other comments focused more broadly on the woman’s actions and how she handled the situation afterward. One commenter wrote, “100 women vs accountability,” which received a large number of likes. Another user responded with a similar sentiment, writing, “100 people vs being nice to eachother.”

The identities of the man and woman involved in the story, and details of the account, are based on Tiesyn’s retelling of the situation as well as the woman’s own video, as described by Tiesyn.

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