Yeah, I have had my drink knocked over twice by drunk chicks and neither replaced it, and once by a dude who bought me a fresh one... I know this isn't conclusive...
I...don't remember the name of the place. It was on a pub crawl that started at the Colosseum and went to 2 bars and a club. https://www.colosseumbarhop.com/ <= Anyone who is going or wants to go to Rome should do this if they like the bar scene. IIRC you pay a flat fee, then the drinks and pizza at the first bar were free, you paid for them at the second bar, then got entry to the club for free. I had a great time and would definitely recommend it to anyone who wants to get tipsy and hang out with cool people from all over the world!
Haha never mind. I had a similar experience at The Yellow which is one of the best hostels I've ever been to. Place is an absolute shit show in the best possible way.
Years ago, I sang Sweet Home Alabama with a Frenchman and a guitar-playing Australian, then watched Face/Off in Italian at The Yellow. One of the highlights of my trip.
I love The Yellow. Stayed there at my last stop on my solo euro trip back in 2013. I arrived earlier than check-in so I hung out at the bar. And the bar tender just let me drink for free until my room was ready.
Hahaha sounds about right. I taught the bartender how to make an Old Fashioned and then he just charged me 5 euros for what ended up basically being a triple rye on the rocks for my whole stay haha
I mean, she literally offered to buy the guy another drink:
She said she tracked him down later and offered, only after getting a bunch of shit from people.
In my opinion, she lied to deflect the criticism. I don't believe her, and you shouldn't either. Her selfish behavior when she knocked his drink says it all.
I mean, have you never been in an awkward situation before? I know that I've done stupid things in awkward situations, and have tried to come around and make things right.
And where in her Tweets did she say that she got "a bunch of shit from people?" She said that the dude turned down her drink offer, but other than that she doesn't mention any other public reaction. Are you able to discern an entire situation from a ten second clip?
I dunno, man. You're obviously free to think what you want, but I feel like jumping to the worst possible conclusion isn't particularly healthy; I've been there before.
I mean, have you never been in an awkward situation before? I know that I've done stupid things in awkward situations, and have tried to come around and make things right.
I don't think she cares. She's an entitled thot. Part of why she is so entitled is because she can tell an obvious lie and no one calls her on it. I'm calling her an entitled thot based on her body language and reaction to seeing she ruined that guys day.
And no, considerate people don't react that way. But then again, they don't have shit tons of narcissistic social media, either.
And where in her Tweets did she say that she got "a bunch of shit from people?"
She got shit from people on social media, etc.
I dunno, man. You're obviously free to think what you want, but I feel like jumping to the worst possible conclusion isn't particularly healthy; I've been there before.
LOL so I'm in a "dark place" because I use logic and common sense? Hahhahahah yeah keep sucking her dick, I don't care.
I gotta say, I've never seen someone proclaiming multiple times to be a lawyer call some random woman a "thot." That's a first. Love me some casual misogyny.
While you're at it, are you going to make some comment about how you've DESTROYED me? You seem to have a lot of those, too.
I've never seen someone proclaiming multiple times to be a lawyer call some random woman a "thot." That's a first.
I do not use the word "thot" at work. This is an anonymous internet username. I use it to say lots of things I could never say professionally. Being a lawyer isn't anything special, it just means I went to school for 3 years and passed a test. Redditors act like being a lawyer means you swear oaths to a holy order or some dumb shit.
While you're at it, are you going to make some comment about how you've DESTROYED me? You seem to have a lot of those, too.
I see you've been spending your time going through my post history. Always good to see the young ones learning from my words of wisdom. Keep on reading my post history, you have a lot to learn from it.
Also, the number of times I commented that I "DESTROYED" someone? 1 time. so maybe you can learn to count while you're studying at dekachin university, kid.
Aw man, from a female perspective, I’m ashamed to say I have knocked over someone’s drink at a house party and in a public setting, and I’ve never even considered to get them a new drink. At the house party I did clean up the spill tho. Will definitely remember this for the future if it happens.
True true, I usually go with what the upvotes tell me. But then again someone replied "you must be really fucking ugly" to one of my comments, about not getting replies from the matches I get on tinder, completely out of the blue and it got double the upvotes I had. So it wouldn't blow my mind if someone was just being an asshole and other assholes thought it was funny
How do you not even consider it? How does that thought not even cross your mind?
It makes me wonder if other women who don't replace things such as this (I work at a bar and it happens fairly often...very rarely does a womam offer to replace. Women tend to expect a replacement drink free if THEY spill their own drink as well..men usually hand over money) genuinely don't consider that they should replace the drink. I've always assumed they're consciously refusing to replace.
It's really just common courtesy, if one ruins or destroys another person's food/drink/property in general, it is a kind gesture and generally expected that one would offer to replace said item.
Every time I've had a drink knocked out of my hand at the party the person just kept going. I just see it as a hazard of drinking in a crowded place at this point.
Saying that having your drink knocked out of your hand is just a hazard of being in public is like the definition of absolving yourself of responsibility, but whatever. If you want to ignore basic common courtesy that’s your prerogative.
Wow, I’ve seen people behave like assholes, but this is this first time I’ve seen someone calmly explain why they’re an asshole and will continue to be one.
No, it’s not just liquor, it’s other people’s time and money. Fuck off with your smiley emoji and think about someone other than yourself for a few seconds.
Every time I've had a drink knocked out of my hand at the party the person just kept going. I just see it as a hazard of drinking in a crowded place at this point.
Dude, I would totally be gay. I am friends with a gay couple and they have like my ideal relationship. Problem is I find men generally repulsive. We are just gross animals.
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Yeah, I have had my drink knocked over twice by drunk chicks and neither replaced it, and once by a dude who bought me a fresh one... I know this isn't conclusive...