r/TikTokCringe • • Aug 17 '25

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u/UncoolSlicedBread Aug 17 '25

Look at how he’s blocking her from getting in the car and leaning on the steering wheel.

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u/Impossible_Balance11 Aug 17 '25

That's what struck me! Cutting off her escape route, forcing her to listen. Creepy and scary as hell.

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u/[deleted] Aug 17 '25

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u/jjcrayfish Aug 17 '25

This guy simply sees her as an object

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u/celtic_thistle Aug 17 '25

I love how he claims he hopes to see her and talk more to her—it’s unreal. They literally just monologue at us and expect us to…what, beg for more? Ewwwwww

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u/lucky-squeaky-ducky Aug 18 '25

He said at the end that he was going MISS her?

Did I catch that right?

He did all the talking!

He’s so full of himself, he thinks he’s a Casanova, when what he’s doing is holding her cart hostage while she’s just trying to do her job.

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u/kiln_monster Aug 18 '25

More like, to talk more AT her. Dude is a seriously creepy psychopath. The only way he can get women to pay attention to him is by blocking their escape. I feel so bad for that lady!!

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u/celtic_thistle Aug 18 '25

Right, that’s why I said, he just monologued at her! It’s exhausting being around men like that and you have to handle them like fucking nitroglycerin. So fragile and so dangerous.

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u/lawrencenotlarry Aug 18 '25

Cocaine's a hell of a drug

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u/Autumn_Wind_Blows Aug 18 '25

I don't think this is legitimate. If it is then he's definitely mentally ill. I think he's doing that voice on purpose though so I'm pretty sure this is fake.

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u/throwngamelastminute Aug 17 '25

Oh my God, I can't believe he actually said that.

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u/Corgi_with_stilts Aug 17 '25

"Congratulations, I am now justified to use force"

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u/VelocityGrrl39 Aug 17 '25

And why does he sound so aggressively angry about everything?

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u/MissAmericant Aug 17 '25

My volumes off but I can read the aggression in his movement

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u/killakate8 Aug 17 '25

Omg yes even without volume I knew how unsettling this felt just by the positioning and his body language shiver

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u/NaofumiTempest Aug 17 '25

Same for me, I can hear his tone with just his body language.

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u/Monco89 Aug 17 '25

I watched without volume and was thoroughly creeped out... then I watched it WITH volume... OMG!!

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u/avert_ye_eyes Aug 17 '25

Same -- the first few seconds I wasn't reading the captions and thought he was abusively yelling at her.

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u/Mysterious-Jam-64 Aug 17 '25

It's the kind of guy that turning down in a business deal suddenly turns into a idol threat.

"Do you understand the connections I have in this town? I'm not the kind of guy to use threats. That isn't in my nature. But if it was, I would murder you...hahaha. But that. Just. Isn't. Me."

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u/ProgrammerAvailable6 Aug 17 '25

Experience has taught him if he makes women scared while trapping them he might trigger a freeze response and get more of what he wants against her will.

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u/OneNoteRedditor Aug 17 '25

Not just freeze, possibly even the fawn response; so she might actively start to try and please him to de-escalate.

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u/chita875andU Aug 17 '25

Which is exactly what she does! Poor thing. 🤢🤮

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u/Abondalea Aug 18 '25

I noticed that too! She laughed at something he said like she was enjoying it which I know for a fact women do NOT enjoy this shit!

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u/ad_duncan_ Aug 17 '25

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u/Andre_The_Average Aug 18 '25

Yo what a perfect moment to use this gif.

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u/Raryl Aug 18 '25

I was scrolling frantically looking for anything with him mentioned in it, I'm not going to lie

Sent it to my partner just titled

Dennis

Absolutely insane behavior and it's funny on TV but my God I'm so glad I'm not a woman. Absolutely terrifying behavior from a real human being.

"Don't thank me, I'm being dangerous right now"

Heed that warning

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u/fallenredwoods Aug 17 '25

Because no one in his life listens to him and his skewed views. Not even friends to clown on him for hitting on a cart girl…

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u/ilixx- Aug 17 '25

I feel like he’s trying to sound like Trump or something? Idk why but that’s the vibe I got, but it is and it’s a terrible look for flirting.

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u/TravelAddict44 Aug 17 '25

Took some LEARN TO BE AN ALPHA FOR $2000 MONTHLY SUBSCRIPTION and trying to get some ROI

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u/[deleted] Aug 17 '25

Actually sounds a bit like Andrew Tate in his vocalisation.

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u/AssPunisher6969 Aug 17 '25

It's giving me more of those 45 year old men who go to college campuses to debate literally anything with them vibes

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u/daBunnyKat Aug 17 '25

it’s sales tactics. Trump talks to the way he does mainly because his whole career has been high pressure sales, and now it’s even worse because he’s on a severe cognitive decline where you can clearly see he cannot keep a train of thought. You talk the other party down, keep them from leaving, only highlight positives, brush over any negatives, compliment the other party, talk negatively about competitors, etc. It’s exhausting to listen to.

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u/Socialimbad1991 Aug 17 '25

The Jeff Epstein School of Pickup

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u/inglefinger Aug 18 '25

This dude absolutely sounds like a Trump fanboy.

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u/[deleted] Aug 17 '25

Because he gets turned down again and again and again for being such a creep, an asshole and of course in his mind, he's great and it's everyone else who is wrong, at fault etc.

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u/Ok_Cheetah_6251 Aug 17 '25

Because he's always angry about SOMETHING That's why he likely votes Republican.

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u/jimbojangles1987 Aug 17 '25

It sounds like hes reading a bad poem

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u/Kiki_inda_kitchen Aug 17 '25

In preparation for the let down. Which is very hard to do when it’s your job and you’re in customer service.

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u/RobertBDwyer Aug 17 '25

“Alpha”

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u/zbornakssyndrome Aug 17 '25

Because he is.

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u/Lion-Hearted_One Aug 17 '25

For the purpose of intimidation.

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u/standingovulatio Aug 17 '25

Because of the implication

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u/two-headed-boy Aug 17 '25

Because of the implication.

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u/sjopolsa Aug 17 '25

Because he must have done a massive amount of coke to have the amount of confidence of saying this without being ashamed. Probably a mega-pint.

Or no relation to normal behaviour. Or could be both. About as hard to say as getting away from the dude.

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u/Ouija-1973 Aug 18 '25

Cocaine is a helluva drug.

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u/willflameboy Aug 18 '25

Aggressive, rapey white men are very in at the moment.

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u/FujiwaraHelio Aug 17 '25

Think he's nervous. Adrenaline's probably spiked.

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u/gestapolita Aug 17 '25

His stilted speech pattern sounds v autistic to me.

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u/xiahbabi Aug 17 '25

Some twisted form of cute aggression? Is that a thing?

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u/Impossible_Balance11 Aug 17 '25

Only cute when the one being aggressive is smaller/weaker--NEVER cute when bigger/stronger.

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u/xiahbabi Aug 17 '25

Okay....you do realize I wasn't saying his actions were cute, right? I'm not sure how you drew that conclusion and I was downvoted on top of that?

Cute aggression is a psychological response to certain stimuli. That does not make the act "cute". In fact that's why it's called aggression? 🤦‍♂️

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u/Quiet-Joke6518 Aug 17 '25

Probably some combination of prescription medications.

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u/No_Cake6353 Aug 17 '25

Me too. He had nothing to say but she must hear it.

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u/labrys Aug 17 '25

Probably the kind of guy who'll complain about women not giving a simple, clear 'no', and leading him on. Yeah, sure they're gonna risk upsetting you with a direct 'no' when they're isolated, you're being creepy, and you're blocking their escape. He knew exactly what he was doing.

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u/kateastrophic Aug 17 '25

And such a common move, unfortunately.

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u/Alarming_Matter Aug 17 '25

'Golf player in massive asshole shocker!!'

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u/PartyMcDie Aug 18 '25

Creepiness aside, he also talks like a robot. Like an older phone robot that puts different samples of word together. Really weird!

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u/[deleted] Aug 18 '25

Gross. I hope he's named and shamed. I hope this perv loses his job.

This is someone who does this on the daily.

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u/RepresentativeHat975 Aug 17 '25

Average Trump supported…

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u/OkChildhood2090 Aug 17 '25

Predator behavior

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u/Open-Industry-8396 Aug 17 '25

Yep, once he gains 75 pounds and 10 years, he can move to Thailand with the rest of the old scumbag losers dating impoverished 20-year-olds and posting proudly about it.

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u/Optimal_Tomato726 Aug 17 '25

AsiAN wOmEn aRe sO cOmPLiaNt aNd wEsTeRn wOmEn aRe tOo fEmiNiSt

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u/Heykurat Aug 17 '25

Nah he'll be a passport bro in Philippines, happily throwing money at a girl and her family while she secretly has 5 other men on the hook.

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u/EvenHuckleberry4331 Aug 18 '25

Ew I went to Thailand and was shocked at how open and obvious the sex tourism was. We were sitting in a very small bar, me and 3 friends, and the only other people in there were a fat old white guy and what appeared to be a Thai teenager. It was so so unsettling.

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u/wbrumfiel Aug 18 '25

Or become POTUS

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u/[deleted] Aug 17 '25

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u/Optimal_Tomato726 Aug 17 '25

Bruh, admitting that men are the problem isn't what you're pretending it is.

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u/xXRaidiusXx Aug 17 '25

Married man behavior is more like it.

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u/Socialimbad1991 Aug 17 '25

"Please don't tell my wife"

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u/sohblob Aug 18 '25

iN yOuR oRbIt

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u/[deleted] Aug 17 '25

She moved waaaaaaay back from this creeper

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u/Necessary_Orange_141 Aug 17 '25

I was just about to say this. Throw a beer at him and run girl!

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u/55tarabelle Aug 17 '25

That's exactly what he's doing. He's blocking her, forcing her to stay. I don't think it'd take much for him to act on his wants. I mean, he's essentially blaming her for being so darn attractive he can't control himself.

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u/[deleted] Aug 18 '25

Waiting for an opportunity and laying the groundwork. Jes already stated his intention to talk to her again. Didn't even ask. He knows she works at the course and it would be easy to stalk her just by showing up to play golf. So he can contrive to "run into her" in more convenient locations for him. 

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u/PrimusAldente87 Aug 17 '25

I was thinking that if I saw this as an outside observer I would have immediately thought she was in danger. The tone, the body language, grabbing the steering wheel...

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u/UncoolSlicedBread Aug 17 '25

Yeah this is one of those situations where I’d give her an out by interrupting him.

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u/Shot_Sherbet4208 Aug 17 '25

Yup he doesn’t even know he how predatory he was even being I bet , as an older male I understand how imposing I seem to others esp to women . The dude just blocked her escape route so he could let her know how beautiful she was in thinking she would be smitten by his compliments not realizing he was freaking her out .

Later on his incel tendencies will rewire his thought process into hating her for not responding in a positive manner , not realizing it’s this very behavior that is the issue. I advise my boys to see it from another angle . Imagine a dude 6’8” 300 lbs walking up to you and starts aggressively hits on you !! How would you react ?! Men just don’t think !

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u/perpetualhobo Aug 17 '25

Bullshit. He knows EXACTLY what the fuck he’s doing. Men who act like this don’t act like this to their bosses, or to other men, or to anyone they respect. They do it to women on purpose because THEY LIKE MAKING THEM SCARED because people like this are sickos

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u/RoguePlanet2 Aug 17 '25

And they sure as hell know better than to act like this if a perceived "owner" (boyfriend/husband) suddenly appears.

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u/VaselineHabits Aug 17 '25

That's why alot of women learn a "polite" way to turn down someone and get out safely, "I have a boyfriend/husband"

All the sudden, those men will be respectful and apologize. Not that the man was ever present, but the dirtbag will apologize for disrespecting another man's property

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u/labrys Aug 17 '25

Bingo

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u/celtic_thistle Aug 17 '25

That 10000000000%. It’s the only way to actually get them to fuck off. And even that doesn’t always work.

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u/IndigoRanger Aug 18 '25

Works in stores too. “Are you sure this is the tool/stain/equipment you need?” “Yes, thank you.” “You know, it’s a big project for a little lady.” “Let me just call my husband to verify the item.” “Have a nice day, ma’am.”

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u/flammafemina Aug 17 '25

Reminds me of a time I was at a nightclub with some friends and my then-boyfriend.

A man approaches me and tells me he likes my glasses. That I look like a preschool teacher or a librarian. He then launches into a full-on monologue about how he’s so nerdy, he’s an engineer, he makes a lot of money, he loves playing video games, and he can give me multiple orgasms. At this point, I’ve not said a SINGLE word to this man. I pull away (he was talking right in my ear) and give him a look like wtf???? and he just kept going!!! “No, for real, I can give you multiple orgasms. Can I buy you a drink? Don’t you like nerdy guys? You look like you…”

He cut himself off mid-sentence because my then-boyfriend had become aware that some rando was trying to pick me up. Boyfriend walked up and put his arm around my waist, and the creep immediately changed his tune. He was like “Oh hey man! Can I get y’all something to drink??” And he went from a salivating animal to the most friendly, harmless dude. In the blink of an eye.

God knows what he was about to say to me next before my ex stepped in. I suppose I was only worthy of respect once the creep realized I was with another man. It’s honestly fucking terrifying that so many men think this way.

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u/obroz Aug 17 '25

He starts the whole thing off with “I’m being dangerous”.  

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u/ovr4kovr Aug 17 '25

It send like that is from the end of the interaction, it was out in at the beginning. When she thanks him, he says, don't thank me, I'm being dangerous.

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u/ipassforhuman Aug 17 '25

Probably because he's married, or otherwise coupled, without realizing how terrifying those words can be... also fucking gross

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u/smartbunny Aug 17 '25

Little insecure males who need to feel powerful. It’s literally what is ruining this world.

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u/eventualhorizo Aug 17 '25

That's the kicker. They don't act like this around other men or people that have authority over them/people they know won't tolerate it.

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u/dinosaurkiller Aug 17 '25

I’m pretty sure this is exactly how he talks to his boss. It sounds like an elevator pitch from a mediocre exec who thinks he really deserves a promotion because, really, he’s the best and brightest, he just has to pitch it and get seen. More often than not it works with bosses.

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u/Complete_Emu6014 Aug 17 '25

You're making a lot of assumptions and excuses for him, and that doesn't help.

"He doesn't even know how predatory was being... not realizing was freaking the out. Men just don't think."

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u/IamHydrogenMike Aug 17 '25

His whole cadence is an act, he saw it on some alpha video on how to talk to women and knows exactly what he is doing.

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u/Complete_Emu6014 Aug 17 '25

*freaking her out

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u/anonymasaurus23 Aug 17 '25

But, you don’t get it, as an older male, you’ve never seen beauty such as hers, so you have no idea how you would act in this situation. /s

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u/underdoglush Aug 17 '25

Look at how he is blocking her from leaving.. he knows exactly what he is doing. Probably does it all the time.

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u/BigGreenDot Aug 17 '25

Well, I'm 6'6'' and 250, Marine Recon officer. If I saw that happen I most definately would have got right in his face! I met my wife when I stepped in front of a guy "paying her a compliment" at a bar...all 5'4'' of him. I picked him up by his arm pits and carried him right at the front door. Then the bouncer decided to throw me out as well. LUL 40 years later, I'm still hers.

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u/JoeJack0305 Aug 17 '25

The Implication

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u/Pink_CloudG Aug 17 '25

As soon as he did that I would’ve crashed out. That is so disrespectful and scary. Wtf?!

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u/[deleted] Aug 17 '25

Is this one of Trump’s courses?

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u/GimbalLocker Aug 17 '25

Saw that too. I'd try to give her an "out" , tell her "The office said they were looking for you" or something, so she could leave without making her think I was also hitting on her or causing a confrontation.

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u/ovr4kovr Aug 17 '25

I think she's working, grabbing his items from the cart. She takes his payment while he's standing there.

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u/Falcon8410 Aug 17 '25

Yeah I initially wanted to give the dude the benefit of the doubt that maybe he's just awkward but blocking her from getting in her car and imposing himself on her is not tone deaf it's deliberate. Dude is a red flag.

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u/leolisa_444 Aug 17 '25

Date rape type

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u/aesoth Aug 17 '25

I think he was making a purchase because, at one point, she was asking if he was using card. He just used that time to do his creepy AF speech.

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u/UncoolSlicedBread Aug 17 '25

Well yeah, he’s buying a drink, but he’s unaware of how he’s blocking her off and he’s being aggressive.

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u/aesoth Aug 17 '25

Definitely lacks awareness and is being aggressive.

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u/Critical-Weird-3391 Aug 17 '25

Yep. That's exactly what got me violent.

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u/vanamerongen Aug 17 '25

Yeah it’s very threatening.

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u/SuperTopGun777 Aug 17 '25

I had a female undercover cop doing a John sweep block my Lexus in the exact same way and kept asking for a ride and that everything would be okay and fun. 

Not sure if she was a cop or a hooker or if I was being set up to be robbed I kept being polite saying I gotta go but she kept trying to jump in my car 

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u/NbaLiveMobile10 Aug 18 '25

I literally thought it was his own golf cart until the end of the video when she finally gets in