I was riding the train one day with my friend when this guy out of the blue asked me what my name was.
Me: Claire. (No, that is not my real name)
Him: Oh is that french? Are you from France?
Me: Oh yeah, it is.
Him: Ohhh, say something in French.
(I panic for a bit because I’m really not from French nor from France. I say the first thing that comes to mind…)
Me: Le cafe.
(Was that even French?)
Him: oh niccee. Can I have your number?
Me: Sure, it’s 516-867-5309
(Yes, the number from that song Jenny 867-5309, haha)
Him: Wait, that can’t be right, you’re lying to me.
Me: Ok, ok, here’s my real number – (and I proceed to make up another number, which I don’t remember)
Him: What was the last 4 numbers?
(I completely forget what I told him and him a total different number for the third time)
Him: (he gets up to get off): It was nice meeting you, Claire. And I’ll call you so we can arrange a lil somethin somethin.
(Winks and gets off the train.)
Did I mention that I was DRUNK the entire time? I’m actually surprised I didn’t give this guy my real number.
–submitted by Call me, because I gave you the wrong number–
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Hahahaha! Hilarious!! It’s a compliment… or a cry of desperation
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