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A few days ago I walked into a restaurant due to a lead I asked the waitress if I could speak to the owner and she told me she’s absent. I politely conversed with the waitress regardless, purchased a bottle of water and even joked with her. Guess what????🤣🤣🤣

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Women don’t really go out to meet men. Women go out with eachother to have a fun with other women. Men go out to meet women and this is why they can’t understand us being outside without wanting to be bothered.

I laugh at the “I don’t want a MARTA station in my area” folks who know full well that they could never in their lives afford to own a home in a place like Dunwoody that presently has a MARTA station🤣🤣.

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I had this same experience early last year 😂 I traveled to another city and checked myself into a hotel for three nights. On the second night, I was having a terrible day. So I left my room and went downstairs to the lounge. There was an indoor section where a few guys were seated, and an outdoor section by the pool that was completely empty. I sat outside. After a while, I ordered a bottle of wine. When I asked for the bill, the bartender told me someone had already paid. Apparently, one of the guys sitting inside had paid for it. I looked over, saw him watching, I gave a polite nod and a smile to acknowledge the KIND ACT. Not long after, the bartender came back and said, “He’s asking you to come to his table.” I told the bartender, “If he wants to speak to me, he can come over.” The bartender went back, then returned again insisting they wanted me to come join them. At that point, I didn’t even bother responding. I finished up and decided to head back upstairs. As I was walking past the payment counter, the bartender stopped me and said I needed to pay for the drink after all. I didn’t argue. I just brought out my card and paid. The guy watched the entire thing. And honestly, I found it funny. If I can comfortably stay in a hotel that costs ₦80,000 a night for three nights, what makes anyone think I can’t afford a ₦12,000 bottle of wine? It was never about the money. It was about the assumption that buying a drink equals buying access.