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Published 17:36 12 Nov 2021 GMT

First of all, you've got to give props to her for not only taking it on the chin but trying to make a joke out of it for the people of TikTok to enjoy - or at least cringe at. Hair went on to explain the situation in a follow-up video, revealing yet more texts as the foolish fellow attempted to back-pedal and explain his unacceptable behaviour.@mollyhairChivalry is alive ##firstdatefail♬ original sound - Rachel Wilson?
As she alludes to, whether her date wanted to excuse his behaviour as joking with a friend or not, he surely can't be expecting anything other than to be swiftly palmed off. What's more impressive on Hair's part is that she even gives him the time of day to not only explain himself but to then rationalise her own reasons for not taking it any further. As she says in the second video, "I realise, looking back, I shouldn't have ended that with 'I'm sorry'." But Hair concludes the man needs to "learn not to throw that around to friends" and has "some growing up to do". Well played, Hair.@mollyhairReply to @karlskonrad1231 ##greenscreen screenshots from my ##firstdatefail♬ original sound - Molly Hair
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