Glass Ceiling
“What? No way!”
“Well, I did buy dinner.”
“I don’t care if it was a four-diamond meal at the top of the Eiffel Tower, let alone this diner. I said ‘no’!”
“Aw, c’mon. Don’t play that hard-to-get crap. It’s the second date.”
“Get-to-know-you coffee is hardly a ‘date,’ and it’s not crap! I said no and I meant it! Gawd, that’s just low, to say something like that.”
“Baby, we both know you girls are only on that site for one thing—”
“Don’t ‘Baby’ me, and it’s a dating site, not some bullshit bootycall—”
“You should be glad I bothered to buy you dinner, first.”
“You seriously think… No, you don’t. You don’t think at all. I can’t believe I’m even bothering to argue with you about this. I’m leaving.”
“Hey, you have to drive me back to my place—”
“You can walk, jackass.”
“Hold on a sec—”
“Let go!”
“Hey!”
“And you can drip dry on the way, you handsy jerk.”
“I can’t believe you just did that!”
“He’s going to need a few extra napkins,” I informed the hostess on my way out the door.