A man invented that he had been planted on Valentine's Day … to eat for free! and then he said

It became viral to get rid of paying for dinner on Valentine's Day.

The man, become viral, calls Stephen. On February 14th at 2 pm, he wrote on his Twitter account: "If tonight I'm going to Outback Steakhouse alone, I'm asking for a table for 2 and I'm getting sadder and sadder, do you think that's going to be so?" they would give me my free steak? "A few hours later, he confirmed to his supporters:" In fact, I will prove it. "

Then Stephen told in real time, on a thread of Twitter turned viral, how he claimed that his partner had planted. Draws attention to the minutia with which to maintain the joke: dressed in a suit, asks to drink to "his girlfriend" and even pretends to leave a message on the answering machine while the server listens.

One of the most amusing details was the gift that he brought to his supposed companion. "There is nothing sadder than a man sitting only on Valentine's Day with an unpackaged gift next door," he tweeted.

In this way, he informed his supporters of his situation. After 25 minutes of closing the restaurant, the man said that a couple had offered to pay for their dinner. In addition, he asked them to take away the food because he had left it almost intact to make it more believable than it was sad.

Steven closed the thread on Twitter with the following message: "One last thing: the waiter came clean my table when I left, he put his hand on my shoulder, looked me in the eyes like a father on the point of telling his son that his grandmother died, and said: be careful, do not let them shoot you down. "

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