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A racist woman goes on a blind date and quickly ruins the evening with offensive assumptions, disrespectful comments, and judgmental behavior toward the person sitting across from her. Instead of giving the date a fair chance, she lets prejudice control the conversation and creates an uncomfortable situation from the start. What she doesn’t realize is that her attitude is about to cost her far more than just a second date. As the night unfolds, she is forced to face the consequences of her behavior and learn a powerful lesson about respect, open-mindedness, and why prejudice can destroy opportunities before they even begin. πŸ‘€ Watch until the end for a dramatic and satisfying reveal. πŸš€ Subscribe now and hit the πŸ”” bell icon so you never miss an episode! #BlindDate #Racism #Karma #RespectMatters

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00:04Lina?
00:05Yes?
00:06I'm Nigel.
00:08Nice to finally meet you.
00:10Right.
00:12I've never been here before.
00:14Great looking place, don't you think?
00:16Have you?
00:17Once.
00:20Would you recommend anything in particular?
00:22Not really.
00:24Fair enough.
00:25How did you find this place originally?
00:28A friend.
00:30Good friend?
00:31Sure.
00:33Expecting someone?
00:35No.
00:36Okay.
00:38Hi, good evening.
00:39Welcome.
00:40Can I start you two off with anything?
00:42Hi.
00:43Yes.
00:44Oh wow.
00:46I'm actually starving.
00:48Everything looks good.
00:51Happy to hear it.
00:52What do you love on this menu?
00:55I'm trusting you here.
00:57Okay.
00:58Well, the mushroom risotto is excellent tonight.
01:01The short rib is actually a personal favorite of mine.
01:04And...
01:05Ooh.
01:06Decisions.
01:07Yeah.
01:08Take your time.
01:09You are sweet.
01:12Wow.
01:14Sorry, is everything at the table all right so far?
01:17Oh, yes.
01:18Everything is fine.
01:20It has been an interesting start to the evening.
01:24Yeah.
01:25May I say something?
01:27About?
01:27Well, about the difference in how you just engaged with me versus how you've engaged with your guest.
01:33Excuse me?
01:34Look, I noticed it.
01:35Okay?
01:36I wasn't going to say anything, but when I asked how everything was, I felt it would be dishonest to
01:41pretend I had not seen what I saw.
01:42My behavior is my business.
01:47Of course.
01:47I do not owe anyone an explanation for my personal preferences.
01:53Huh.
01:53Preferences?
01:54Yes.
01:55Alright.
01:56Sir, would you like me to ask her to leave?
01:59Excuse me?
02:00Are you serious?
02:02Uh, I'm asking your guest.
02:04This is outrageous!
02:06Customers have rights!
02:08Yes, they do.
02:09Then do your job!
02:11I'm doing my job.
02:13Thank you, Garrett.
02:14Sir.
02:15I appreciate the offer, but I think I'd like a few minutes to talk to her myself.
02:20Yeah.
02:20No, it's your call.
02:22I'll be right nearby.
02:28What is actually going on?
02:31Nothing is going on.
02:33Something is going on.
02:36I'm just being real with you.
02:38Okay.
02:39I had certain expectations for tonight.
02:44What expectations?
02:46That's not a fair question.
02:48It is actually a fair question.
02:51There's nothing wrong with knowing what you want.
02:54Say what you want, then.
02:56I don't have to spell it out.
02:58You don't, but the room is kind of spelling it out for you.
03:03That's unfair.
03:04Where?
03:05Let me tell you a little bit about myself.
03:07Didn't ask.
03:08I know you didn't.
03:09I'm offering.
03:11If you must, go ahead.
03:14I went to school on the East Coast.
03:17Undergrad, graduate.
03:18I run a firm.
03:20Built a building.
03:22I've been in the industry for a long time.
03:25Okay.
03:27Look, I'm not asking for approval.
03:29I'm offering you information.
03:31Information about what?
03:33About me.
03:34Because whatever picture you built in your head before I sat down, it's not the one I actually am.
03:40That is a lot.
03:42It's the truth.
03:43You can say anything you want at a table.
03:46I can, and I'm still saying it.
03:49I can look you up when I get home.
03:51You can.
03:52Then we'll see.
03:54We won't see anything.
03:57We're not going to do this again after tonight.
03:59You do not know that.
04:01I absolutely know that.
04:04You know what?
04:05Can I be honest?
04:07Please.
04:07People like you tend to exaggerate these things.
04:14I've heard these claims before, and there's usually more to the story.
04:20People like me, huh?
04:22You know what I mean.
04:23I do know what you mean.
04:25I'm just being honest.
04:27That's a different thing than being honest.
04:31Hey, what's up?
04:35Table seven.
04:36Walk me through it.
04:38It's a blind date.
04:39She sat down happy.
04:40He walked in.
04:41Smile disappeared.
04:42Okay.
04:43She's barely spoken to him the entire time.
04:45He's been there.
04:46And then I come over, and she lit up for me.
04:48She's warm, funny, full of sentences.
04:51How did you handle it?
04:52I just asked if everything was alright, and he let me know it was not.
04:56I offered to ask her to leave, but he wanted a few minutes with her first.
05:00Good instinct.
05:01Well, there's more.
05:02Of course there is.
05:03Yeah.
05:03She just used the phrase, people like him.
05:07In what context?
05:09Well, he told her about himself, and she said people like him tend to exaggerate these things.
05:17Is the guest still here?
05:18Yeah.
05:19Perfect.
05:23Oh boy.
05:25She's in trouble.
05:28Nigel!
05:29Younger.
05:30It's good to see you.
05:32Less good about the circumstances.
05:35Agreed.
05:36How long has it been?
05:38Uh, the fundraiser in the fall, right?
05:40That's right!
05:41Nice!
05:45Lina!
05:47Hi, uh, hello.
05:49I've been briefed on the evening.
05:51Briefed by whom?
05:53By my staff.
05:55Who may have noticed you were charming?
05:57Well, you were not charming to the man you came here to meet.
06:01I do not think that is a fair way.
06:03I also happen to know Nigel.
06:05Oh?
06:06I have known him for a long time.
06:08I can speak to exactly who he is.
06:11His work, his reputation, the kind of man he is in rooms I have personally watched him navigate.
06:17I did not.
06:18Whatever conclusion you arrived at within 30 seconds of him sitting down, it wasn't based on anything real.
06:26You do not know what I was.
06:28It was based on one thing?
06:30And we both know what that thing is.
06:32Whose side are you taking?
06:34His.
06:35His.
06:36That is not.
06:38That is absolutely fair.
06:41You're the manager.
06:43You're supposed to be neutral.
06:44I am the manager.
06:46Which is why I am telling you, you are being asked to leave.
06:52You cannot be serious.
06:54I am.
06:55I am a customer.
06:57You were a customer.
06:59I have been coming here for years.
07:01I know.
07:01You cater my events.
07:03I have.
07:04And you're going to throw me out.
07:06I am asking you to leave.
07:10You can walk out on your own.
07:13Unbelievable!
07:14The restaurant will not be charging you for anything.
07:16The restaurant would prefer not to have accepted your money here tonight.
07:19Wow.
07:20Yes.
07:21Wow.
07:22I will not be coming back here.
07:24I understand.
07:26Ever.
07:26I heard you the first time.
07:28And I will be telling people about this.
07:31You will tell the version that protects you.
07:33People who know either of us will know the real one.
07:36This is ridiculous!
07:39The door is over there.
07:47I am sorry it got that far before I knew about it.
07:52You didn't let it say there.
07:53That is the bar.
07:56For the intervention.
07:57For the years of being someone who sees me plainly.
08:00For tonight, specifically.
08:03You do not have to thank me for any of those.
08:05I know.
08:06I am going to anyway.
08:09Garrett?
08:10Yes?
08:11What you did tonight took judgment and integrity.
08:15Well, I just asked if everything was okay.
08:19You did more than that.
08:20You noticed something.
08:22You did not pretend you had not seen it.
08:24You gave the guest who is being mistreated the chance to tell me himself what happened.
08:28That's a good call.
08:30Well, thank you.
08:32Effective immediately, your role is being upgraded to senior server.
08:35With the pay to match.
08:38No, Bianca.
08:39I am not asking.
08:43Really.
08:45Good work.
08:46Thank you, sir.
08:47Garrett?
08:48Yes?
08:48Bring Nigel whatever he wants.
08:50On the house.
08:51For the rest of the evening.
08:55Absolutely.
08:56I'll be right back.
08:59Take your time.
09:00I will.
09:09No.
09:09Put.
09:10To the chairs.
09:10Ask me to kaΕΌda.

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