A man tried to sue his Tinder date after she turned him down moments before hooking up - according to the subject of his would-be lawsuit.
Emily Mackinnon, who has a popular TikTok account where she posts under the username @authentically_emi, shared the story of her nightmare date, which saw her supposedly facing legal troubles after she refused to sleep with the guy.
She tells her followers in a video: "So we matched on Tinder. He was a law student at the time. We went back to his place. It was implied that we were gonna hook up, but I never explicitly stated that."
Emily's date with the purported plaintiff, who she calls Chad, went well initially and the pair ended up going back to his, where they began kissing and then undressing.
But while taking one's clothes off during a moment of mutual passion would be a huge turn-on for most people, it was at that moment the TikToker knew she had to make a beeline for the door.
"When I tell you it was a sight. It was a f***ing sight," Emily recalled. "There was trails. There was a vague bad smell. I had to get the f*** out. Evacuate. Abort Mission."
She continues in her video: "I was upwind and I still smelled something… There was, like, skid marks in his undies, and he had not washed in a long time."
After leaving well before anything could happen between them, she soon received a letter accusing her of "breaking a contract".
She continued: "I left and a few days later, he had paid someone to serve me with papers to, like, sue me for breaking a verbal contract.
"But it’s okay. I fixed it because he had spent a bunch of the time telling me about how his dad’s lawyer, so I made an appointment with his dad and just like told on him to his dad."
Emily divulged the details of their short-lived rendezvous on her podcast - after which, Chad had a cease and desist letter sent to her, accusing her of slander.
It turns out that Chad is actually a lawyer himself now and he works at his dad's law firm.
In any case, she had the cease and desist letter reviewed by another lawyer, as she explained: "The lawyer I talked to pretty much laughed at this. It’s very not legit so I’m not concerned in the least that it’s going to go anywhere.
"I called his law firm and this was apparently something he did 'on his own time' and should not have had the law firm logo on it."
