So, you want to impress a girl and suddenly it goes wrong. Whaddya do? Screengrab the convo and put it onto Twitter, of course.
A Twitter user whose handle is @Lil_Muzee not only found himself on the South African trends list, but after his date gone wrong, his venue and location became hot topics on Twitter.
He included screengrabs of their conversation post the date, where the girl schooled him on not only taking her to McDonalds for dins but also not paying.
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