It’s strange, but it’s happening: Single Yorkers are suripping young executive salads in fast food restaurants to follow LinkedIn conversation-apologizing for the mistake. “Why don’t they approach us in a bar?”
Apparently, it is becoming increasingly difficult to get a date with a single young man with a good job in Manhattan.
So difficult, tells the vlogger Beauty and lifestyle, which New Yorkers have now engendered a new way of conversation with good parties: stealing their salad and then apologizing on the LinkedIn social network.
The technique used is quite sophisticated: take the lunch order of the target chosen as if it were yours, see the name in the request, see you on LinkedIncontact “apologize” and offer to compensate-something like “Hello, oh my God, sorry, I took your salad, let me off get off and buy you a new“.
According to Vlogger, who recently published at Tiktok a telling that he had already seen this technique in action, the Single Yorkers are literally stealing lunches because true owners don’t even get closer to them.
Nicole admits that The tactic is intelligentbut says a lot about the state where love relationships in New York are found. “Why are we stealing the salads of men?” Asks the vlogger. “Because they can’t Simply approach us in a bar?”
“Men, please make an effort, or your salad will be stolen“Nicole threatens, who lists some more amazing coupling techniques, including making bracelets with her phone numbers to give men.
Some of the users who came to Nicole’s post to know that the lightning is set with New York’s salads consider that the phenomenon is disturbing, and astonishingly strange. “This is a very bad and crazy approach,” he says. “Just talking to a type in a bar is so easy.”
But the problem of dating It can be much more serious than you might think. Tiktoker notes that “All types of the finance you know over 25 they are unavailable. ”So it doesn’t.
Apparently, “half tiktok is like ‘I hate when men approach of me ‘, and the other half is’Why are men no longer approaching‘”, conclusions the title .
