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Sooo, everything was going fine until she displayed enough backbone to insist on the correct food. Then she cried and you left. The assumptions that can be drawn from this information are: A. You found her perfectly normal, average, everyday interaction with a restaurant so embarrassing that you freaked out at her and stormed off. B. Everything was going fine right up until she displayed her backbone, you realised that she wasn't the timid, easily controlled victim you were hoping for, freaked out on her for wasting your time and stormed out. By the given information that poor girl just dodged a nuke size, strobing neon red bullet.
Am I reading this wrong or are we all missing some details?
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If she did not order it, she is under no obligation to eat it, and she is, in fact, perfectly entitled to requesting the food she *did* order. Either the kitchen or the waitstaff made an error, so it’s on them to fix the issue, not on your date. It’s really not hard to understand. At least she knows to stay far away from you now.
Dude, that’s a dick move. Nobody should have to eat expensive food at a restaurant that they didn’t want.