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Today, I went on a date, the first one I've been on since my last boyfriend broke up with me 6 months ago. We were at a restaurant, and at the end of meal he insisted on paying the bill. He wanted to leave a 15% tip but couldn't work out in his head how much to leave. The bill was for £100. FML
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lil_emo_emu 0
That isn't that bad. Atleast he wasn't making you pay :)
dwhite312 0
be glad someone spent $100 on a first date for you, when it's just a dinner.
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zombiekitten87 12
so he's not good at math, he's also your first date in 6 months, princess.
theFullmonty1394 4
you deserve it for having a thornbush up your vag. give him a break, sheesh!
Lisa89 3
where did she specifically bitch that he paid the bill?
alliwannadoishav 0
Why do so many people think you deserved this? He is obviously an idiot you won't go out with again. Geez it was a first date...
xxkitsumoxx 0
sounds like a keeper :) good luck.
PantThief 0
After staring at this FML for over five mintues I eventually worked out why it should have been so easy. But I'm still not certain if I got it right... It doesn't make someone stupid if they can't work it out. Some people (like me) are not very mathamatically minded. He may have been nervous -- seeing as it WAS the first date. Or it could have been a mental blank. Don't be so harsh. If that's the worst thing you can think of I'd say he sounds like a lovely guy.
Bobissmall 13
It should have been easy because percentages are out of 100%, and therefore if the bill is £100, the amount of tip is the same as the % you want to give (It's 15 btw)
xxkitsumoxx 0
is 15% of £100 the same as 15% of $100 since £100 is $160? Does that make sense? For the record, 15% of 100 is 15, to prove I'm not that dumb.
Bobissmall 13
Really? Not that dumb? 15% of 100 is 15 never mind if its £ or $. It's not as if the guy decided to convert it into dollars and then work out the percentage.
Zebidee 9
Yes, 15% of £100 is £15, just as 15% of $100 would be $15. The reason the £/$ difference is being pointed out is for people who are saying $100 is a lot for a meal, when it's in fact the equivalent of US$160 that the meal cost, so it's even MORE expensive than they think it is.
GallifreyDog 2
Wow, you are a bitch. Hes paying for you but you complain because he isn't that good at maths?
birdfreak 24
ummm I had to think about that.
angel9413 0
he's a keeper