See Frank Zappa song.



I thought she was some kind of Cuban, because I've seen tons of Cubans with her pheno, but she's actually Israeli.





She has an unfortunate body type. People are making fun of her in the comments section lol

this sloot is corny and has made it to reddit

she's making skits based off the cheese incident now

good luck to any bro who ends up with her

https://old.com/r/facepalm/comments/...ving_a_global/

https://www.reddit.com/r/facepalm/co...t_a_free_meal/

I personally never understand the idea of some people who want someone to go all out on a FIRST DATE. This is a popular notion in a number of female spheres, that if a guy doesn't take you out somewhere somewhat upscale or high end or a proper dinner date he's a cheapskate or not in it for the long haul.

The first date is supposed to be K.I.S.S. Why would you want to invest in someone you barely know, especially on a first meeting, where there's no assurance that things will work out, and that a second date is inevitable?

In the current dating world it's perceived as an insult to suggest a coffee date, ice cream date, smoothie date, or walk in the park. I don't get it, some of my best dates were ones where we got discounts (museums, amusement parks etc.,) or they were free.

The backlash has an effect on her, and she's backtracking and claiming she's in contact with the guy, and he has no social media, and doesn't know about "this stupid story"

Rarely say things like this, but the glow reaper got her good. This was a video from 11 years ago. 2012 theory strikes again.

LESSON: Bring Your Own Cheese B.Y.O.C.

This made mainstream news headlines. Now, she claims none of this ever happened, and she and her date overheard a guy at another table saying this to his date.

She enraged TikTok after venting about how her date declined to pay for $3 cheese. But the story was fake.

New York City resident Dafna Diamant said her date didn’t complain about any meal add-ons and she actually didn’t walk out on him.

Should you expect a date to pay $3 extra for cheese on their burger? The question has become a viral litmus test for unrealistic dating expectations after a recent TikTok video sent the internet into a fuming frenzy — over a story that wasn’t even real.

New York City resident Dafna Diamant took to TikTok last week to vent about a first date, telling the camera that she paid the bill and walked out after her date allegedly complained about the $3 upcharge for adding cheese to his burger.

“I texted him, ‘The check is taken care of, you should have gotten the cheese,’” Diamant said in the video. “And I blocked him.”

The video, which reached more than 6 million views within a couple of days, has unleashed heated debates all over social media about whether it’s a red flag to skimp out on a few dollars for an add-on to your meal — or rather, whether Diamant’s date dodged a bullet and made the right financial move.

As viewers gravitated toward the latter position, opinions began pouring in.

“i wouldn’t pay $3 for cheese either lol,” read one comment that racked up more than 150,000 likes.

“Bro is financially literate,” read another with nearly 95,000 likes.

But the story now being circulated all over the internet wasn’t actually what happened. Diamant’s date didn’t spurn any cheese, she said, nor did she walk out and block him.


Instead, the pair overheard a man at another table ask a waitress about the price of adding cheese to his burger, then decline it upon hearing it would cost $3. The interaction sparked a conversation between the two about what each of them would do in that situation.

“If I’m sitting on a date with a person and I feel like he’s cheaping out on something that will make his meal more enjoyable, he’s going to keep cheaping out on the rest of our dates,” Diamant told NBC News. “It’s not about the cheese. It’s about going to a restaurant and enjoying a good time with your date.”

Diamant said she shared with her date why a negative response to the upcharge would upset her, and that her date agreed with her perspective. That discussion, she said, generated the idea for the ensuing TikTok video, which she said her date was on board with from the start.

What they didn’t expect, however, was for what they thought would be a silly video to blow up into impassioned discourse on dating expectations. Diamant said all the attention has been a bit overwhelming, especially after reading comments calling her “crazy” or claiming she’ll “die alone.” She tries not to watch the stitches to her video.

It’s not about the cheese. It’s about going to a restaurant and enjoying a good time with your date

-TIKTOK CREATOR DAFNA DIAMANT

Still, she said, she aims to view the situation through a facetious lens.

“He thinks it’s funny as well. And we’ve only had one date, so he’s not obliged to me in any way, but he’s checking in to see that I’m fine,” she said. “And I try to not take it personally, because it didn’t really happen.”

In the days following Diamant’s TikTok, one creator who implied that he had been Diamant’s date that night received 7 million views on his video, surpassing even the original. He wrote in a comment that he dodged “Not a bullet, a nuclear strike."

Diamant, who confirmed this creator was not her date, said it’s amusing to see how easily people believe false stories online. She said this willingness to embrace assumptions, combined with many viewers’ strong interest in stories about dating, makes it easy for discourse on controversies like this to grow more and more sensational.

“It seems like people who had an opinion against me get the affirmation that they are right, so they kept on the conversation and commented on even the videos [on my page] that have no relation whatsoever to the story,” she said. “If I wasn’t a person with enough self-assurance, some of these comments can really drive someone to do crazy things. So I hope people will find something better to do than comment bad things on somebody’s videos and pictures.”

As for the identity of her actual date, she said he prefers it to stay private. In a separate TikTok video, she said the two have plans for a second date.

https://www.nbcnews.com/pop-culture/...real-rcna74765

I know the misc hates tik tok but its actually one of the social media platforms that lets users talk freely

Hey Lefticle how did it feel when your date walked out on you?

By how she looks I guess you were pretty glad?

so its fake? i am confuse

I think she had every right to do what she did because how you finna eat at a nice restaurant and skimp out on $3 cheese my guy?

Probably, sloots can make any ridiculous claim in a vid to go viral.

Knew she was lying when she said she paid for the meal.

Great value pasta is actually poverty.

Bronze die cut pasta picks up sauce better but honestly poorcels eating pasta is lol

NGL, rottmaxxer's posts get me thoroughly rustled with those ******* emojis. GJDM.

she probably got trashed very bad for being a typical feminist, and is now backtracking after realizing how dumb she is.

Lmao at $3 for a slice of cheese. Would've done the same and he got a free meal out of it, lmao dumb skank

this. wtf?

dis bish done lost all credibilitee now

TRH

dude has a strong date game going on

She made up the story. And if she's lying about lying there's 99.99 percent chance she didn't pay for the meal. Imagine actually believing that she paid.

I don't know why people date. You will eventually bump into someone when you're following your own path in life that you have an unexplained connection with and nothing you say or do can possibly fuk it up. Meaning when you finally found that person, there not going to go NC on you over not wanting to pay for cheese. And no amount of dating will ever make you run into that kind of person either because it just kind of happens. In fact, it's likely just a huge scam/industry of dating apps, restaurants, clubs, ubers, etc... to make money.

Lol now she's playing the typical "he said he's fine with it we still talk" line. We'll never get to see the dude or hear from him. I thought she said she blocked him but whatever she needs to say to feel better about being a kunt

Damn 😕