Guy slips into a free steak outback claiming that his valentine is holding him up

A lonely guy claimed to get up at a romantic dinner at Outback in Valentine's Day. He spent hours lost in a well-intentioned but unprepared server night before returning home with a free meal. Outback even offered him another free meal – provided it brings a real date.

27-year-old Stephen Bosner passed the February 14 mission to bring home a free steak. He made a reservation for two at the favorite casual steakhouse of the United States, America, donned a suit jacket and wrapped tissue paper in a plastic bag as a "gift" of fortune. He entered without a date and told the host that the wait of 10 minutes was good because
"She said that she was running a little late anyway."

But his date did not exist – Bosner did everything for a while. He spent the night live tweeting the date that had never happened, documenting the reactions of his waiter and Valentine's Day party people around him.

He started with a beer for himself and a glass of Chardonnay for his ghost girlfriend. He left the classic voicemail "let me know when you're on the way" as the server passed. He chose a loaf of starter bread, then he did not even bother to slice the second, choosing to stick the sad bread directly into his mouth.

Always parked at the table 15 minutes before the kitchen closed, Bosner took the wine from his date directly from the carafe while his waiter passed by.

"I've never seen anyone picking up glassware as gently as he took the glass intact and the carafe empty of the table," Bosner tweeted. "Every person at a glance took a look at me during the evening."

Named "Katherine" in the intact silverware of her appointment, Bosner pretended to call his girlfriend astray enough loudly for all the bar's customers.

"I imagine you probably will not get there …" he stopped in the fake voice message, adding enough pause for his audience to hear the sound of people having good appointments -you. "I guess I'll talk to you later … I hope everything is fine, I hope nothing bad happened."

It's pathetic and hilarious, but it's a major cock shot. Bosner forced the waiters to stay beyond their shift so that they could watch their steak with selfishness 25 minutes after the closing time. He started crying and ate macaroni and cheese on the floor, finally arousing enough sympathy for a neighboring couple to pay for his meal for him.

When the waiter came to clear the table, he tried to utter words of wisdom "like a father telling his son that grandma is dead".

"Take care of yourself," said the concerned server to Bosner, clearly sympathizing with the grifter. "Do not let them get you down."

To pay him off, he left $ 20 to the server and donated $ 50 to the American Civil Liberties Union.

"Otherwise," he says to the Washington Post "I'm going to have a very bad karma coming in my way."

Once the thread became viral, Outback even reached out and offered to cover his next date.

But some Twitter users did not find it funny at all and criticized Bosner for making the server waste time. In addition to keeping the staff late, the waiter could have generated more than $ 20 in tips by turning the table to other paying customers. Instead, he had to cope clumsily with a sad fake guy, who used his empathy for a Twitter joke.

According to Vice, sneaking into a free meal was better than Bosner's original plans for Valentine's Day.

"I thought, why not? It was better than staying at home to watch Office again, "he explained.

Although the thread is funny to read, maybe do not be a fool for people working in the service sector.