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An influencer says she was impressed by her date when he shared that he runs a business. However, she discovers that isn't the full truth.
A recent social media post by user Claire Almond has sparked discussion about the challenges of modern dating, particularly in competitive environments like Los Angeles. Almond recounted a date with a 38-year-old man who, throughout their interaction, repeatedly emphasized that he "ran his own business" in Malibu. This claim initially impressed Almond, who perceived it as a sign of ambition and success. However, upon further inquiry, the man eventually revealed that his "business" was, in fact, managing a dispensary. Almond expressed her profound disappointment and shock at the man's misrepresentation. "He kept repeating 'my business that I run, I run this business in Malibu'," she stated in her video, highlighting the persistent nature of the deception. "I learn that not only does he not run or own his own business, he is the manager of a dispensary." The incident has resonated with many online, drawing attention to the tendency for individuals to inflate their professional achievements on dates and the broader implications of such dishonesty in forming genuine connections.
An influencer says she was impressed by her date when he shared that he runs a business. However, she discovers that isn't the full truth.