Man sneaks out of first date after being horrified by date's reason for being late.

First dates are a formality. You're getting to know the basics of a person, job, dreams, and most importantly, do they like pineapple on pizza? The volatility of humankind means that first dates are either resounding successes, horrific failures, or the classic 'meh.'

On a popular Reddit thread in the Am I the A%#hole Here Subreddit, a man goes on a first date with a woman, and Irish exits after discovering her job.

He writes:

I (33M) went on a date with a gal I had briefly been talking to last night. She was late for the date, which is fine, sh%t happens. I asked her if everything was okay and she replied that she had just 'finished up filming,' and that's why she was late.

I asked her what sort of film she was in because I love films. She gave me this obnoxious giggle and told me to subscribe to her content if I wanted to see it. I was a bit appalled.

She went on to tell me how multiple people were involved and then started asking about my monthly income. I excused myself to the bathroom, paid the tab for what was ordered, and told them anything else she ordered was on her dime. Then I left.

She messaged me later, freaking out about me leaving and how she likes me. I just blocked her number. I don't feel a need to explain myself. It was a first date, I'm not into that, and she can get someone else.

The internet loves a first date.

jaylenabc says:

I'm so sorry this happened to you, but this is hilarious. 'Sorry, I was late; I was doing the deed. How much do you make, by the way?'

MaryAnne0601 says:

NTA (Not the A%$hole). Just for asking about your income on a first date alone!

Realistic_Head4279 says:

NTA. Might have been nice to have said to her face that you needed to go, but I get where you were sort of grossed out and wanted out of there.

Well, OP, I can't say I wouldn't have done the same thing after my date tried to make me a paid subscriber to their content.