I had a terrible first date and things got even worse when he sent me an INVOICE for it afterwards
SHE’D written it off as a blip in her dating life.
So imagine Fiona Hope’s surprise when she received an email from the man she went on a bad date with – containing an INVOICE for their evening out.
“What you’re looking at here is an invoice I received after an unsuccessful date, as it reads above under ‘Project’,” Fiona said in a video on her TikTok page.
“No f**king joke. Due date ASAP.
“I’m not kidding. I told him I didn’t have a romantic connection with him, over message, politely, and this is the response.”
According to Fiona, the man told her that it wasn’t a “matter of money” but was more the “principle” of the situation.
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On the invoice, he’d itemised what they’d had, with food coming to £17 and drinks coming to £12.
“£29, man,” Fiona sighed.
“Come on! Give me a break.
“I mean, would you do this?
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“I can’t believe it!”
Sharing her video on the social media site, Fiona captioned it: “Sorry mate, no refunds allowed.”
People in the comments section were quick to weigh in on the situation, with some praising the man for sending the invoice, while others insisted Fiona should send him her own.
“OMG send him an invoice for the wasted time based on your hourly rate at work,” one wrote.
“Send him an invoice back for your wasted time, including getting ready, transport, make up, outfit, hair styling products EVERYTHING,” another suggested.
“can we invoice for wasted time?” someone else asked.
Meanwhile, others pointed out that the invoice was listed as “number 16”.
“Notice its invoice #16,” one wrote.
“He may have to conclude that he, being the common denominator, may be the problem.”
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“It’s the invoice number 16 that does it for me,” another added.
Fiona also clarified in a pinned comment on the video that she had offered to pay half on the date itself, but the man insisted he would take care of the bill.