Short excerpt from a YouTube video by Anwar White offering dating-advice about paying for dates. The host emphatically advises women not to 'pay their share' on dates, recommends attending subsequent dates without bringing a wallet, and provides suggested verbal responses when a man proposes splitting the bill.
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Flo said, I saw a man for the second time and we paid our share. What does that mean? Well, first of all, don't ever pay your share. You're not a sharecropper. We don't share. Yeah. So don't ever do that again. I don't want it to mean anything right now. You need to go on a third date with him, and I don't. Girl, don't bring your wallet. Don't bring anything. Yeah.
I was. I was. I was in LA with my clients. I was. Anytime I'm in a city, I always. All of my clients that are there, I always treat them to dinner. And I was telling them, like, just make sure that you have a manicure before that date, because all you need to do. Some of the girls will be like, pretend this is a credit card. Oh, here they go for the credit card. Don't do that. Just give them a. Oh, thank you so much. Thank you for the dinner. Just give them that. Girl.
Coco said, thank you for answering me. Can you elaborate on how to answer if a man suggests splitting the bill? Oh, no, I. If he says. If he says, oh, would you like to split the bill? Oh, I would do that, but I didn't want to offend you.
I didn't. I don't. I didn't want you to feel emasculated by me, you know? Know, taking care of something that traditionally would be considered a man's duty to do.
