New NYC dating demand has men and women at war: No ride, no date

Singletons of New York City are screaming, “Send help!”The guys and gals of Gotham are going at each other’s throats in a vicious debate over a newly viral dating prerequisite: Men must send a car. Despite the city’s various public transportation offerings, such as subways and buses, women on the scene prefer not to be seen hanging onto a strap in their glad rags en route to a romantic rendezvous.Instead, diva daters are demanding that their would-be Romeos treat them to a car service — if not, consider the outing cancelled. And the seemingly uppity ultimatum is causing an all-out virtual uproar. “One of my rules is, if a man doesn’t at least offer to send you a car for the date, whether you take it or not, no date!” said Savannah Pagnozzi, a Big Apple lifestyle influencer, in a viral vid.

“No.Absolutely not.

We don’t do that.”The brunette explained to her over 471,000 viewers that she had agreed to go out with a potential Prince Charming she’d randomly met during an enchanted night on the town, complete with drinks and dancing.But when her dreamboat refused to call her a chariot ahead of their sweet appointment, scheduled on a rainy evening last week, things hit a sour note and Pagnozzi ultimately declined the date. Unsurprisingly, her sky-high standards triggered an avalanche of hate. “Please stop normalizing this behavior.

He’s paying for dinner.A good man will not put up with this,” spat a male commenter, bashing the singleton for her pick-me-up policy. “Smart man.

He just saved himself money for dinner and a car service,” another critic quipped before wondering aloud, “Why does any man owe you a car service? Why do you women think men are ATMs and should pay for everything all the time?”“Send you a car? What are you, Princess Diana?” ranted an equally flummoxed fella. “I foresee many cats in your future,” a jokester teased, prophesying spinsterhood over Pagnozzi. “Seek God and therapy,” a lady-fau...

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Publisher: New York Post

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