The other night, a group of us guys were out. We sat next to a couple of beautiful women. One of the guys resembles a minor celebrity. So much other patrons thought he was the real person.
The other guys in group furthered the concept that he was the celebrity. He never really said he was, but he did not deny. In fact you could say he furthered the "scam".
Even though the most beautiful woman did not know the celebrity, she became attracted to him. They exchanged kisses and telephone numbers.
The problem is that he really is attracted to her, too. But as they were parting, she said that she liked him because he was the real thing and not some phony guy she usually meets.
Was he a jerk for letting the others "scam" her?
Should he contact her and correct the "scam" or just lose her number and forget about her?
I told him he ruined a good thing, but to just forget about it.
2007-03-04
01:16:49
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