r/Topposts I Stole an Engagement Ring DURING a Proposal
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Top Comments (10)
Story one is totally the restaurant fault. If someone can trust you with thousands of dollars worth of jewelry, you better make sure it ends up with the right person.
Don’t call that bean sprout a short king… he’s not. I’m dating a short king as a 6’1” woman. A short king does not act like that. Bro needs therapy.
For story 1 my God, the kitchen staff really did screw up here because let's face it, they put that poor guy in a spot where he literally had to ruin her his now ex-girlfriend's Valentine's Day. While at the same time making OP look like an ass by going up and saying sorry wrong table
How is that the OP's fault? The restaurant screwed up here, BAD. And if they're the ones responsible for the semi-viral video, they should be called out HARD.
Dude in story 4 needs EXTENSIVE Therapy before he even THINKS about being in a relationship.
Op isn't obligated to wait out a purposal using HIS "stolen" ring. The ring was taken from him
If first OP had waited for the "proposal" to be over, he would have had to pry the ring from her cold, dead finger.
“you may be wondering why I still reported them” NO I WASN’T ??? they’re pdf files of course you’d report them
S1. Restaurant should've not charge them for screwing their proposal. I hope that happened.
If the ring is yours, it’s not stealing. You’re simply taking back what belonged to you, end of story.
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Top Comments (10)
Story one is totally the restaurant fault. If someone can trust you with thousands of dollars worth of jewelry, you better make sure it ends up with the right person.
Don’t call that bean sprout a short king… he’s not. I’m dating a short king as a 6’1” woman. A short king does not act like that. Bro needs therapy.
For story 1 my God, the kitchen staff really did screw up here because let's face it, they put that poor guy in a spot where he literally had to ruin her his now ex-girlfriend's Valentine's Day. While at the same time making OP look like an ass by going up and saying sorry wrong table
How is that the OP's fault? The restaurant screwed up here, BAD. And if they're the ones responsible for the semi-viral video, they should be called out HARD.
Dude in story 4 needs EXTENSIVE Therapy before he even THINKS about being in a relationship.
Op isn't obligated to wait out a purposal using HIS "stolen" ring. The ring was taken from him
If first OP had waited for the "proposal" to be over, he would have had to pry the ring from her cold, dead finger.
“you may be wondering why I still reported them” NO I WASN’T ??? they’re pdf files of course you’d report them
S1. Restaurant should've not charge them for screwing their proposal. I hope that happened.
If the ring is yours, it’s not stealing. You’re simply taking back what belonged to you, end of story.