How to Impress your Dinner Date

September 25, 2008 Posted in Sex

Unless you can come up with a better idea, which you probably can’t, taking your date out to a nice restaurant is a go-to for any man trying to seal the deal. Problem is, most of you filthy bastards haven’t the faintest clue what to do once you’ve been show to your table. Here are a few easy ways to make sure it’s more than just a meal.

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Pull her chair out for her. Chivalry is not dead. When you are seated at your table, take her chair out and push her up to the table. Provided you do this correctly, you will start the meal off in the right direction.

Order a Nice Bottle of Wine. Before you head out, spend a few hours researching wine. Even if you don’t become an expert, you should be able to read enough on Wikipedia and other websites to have an idea of what a nice bottle would be. When the waiter comes by take the initiative and order you and your date a nice bottle.

Stay Engaged. Do not make the dinner about you but rather listen to what she has to say. Eyes focused on her and listen actively. Even if she is rambling on about issues with her girlfriends look at her as if it is the most important thing in the world.

Pay the Check. Regardless of how much she insists that she pay her half – do not let her. Take control of the tab as soon as it comes and pay it. Also make sure that you leave a nice tip; don’t let her think you are cheap!

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dude says:

October 6, 2008 at 4:21 am

Always tip 20%
Skrutinizr says:

October 15, 2008 at 9:24 pm

show respect to the wait staff, the water boy or anyone else you have contact with. belittling the staff makes you an arrogant a-hole. tip well if the service was good, but if you’ve shown respect to the staff at the restaurant that should be no problem. i usually even make positive comments about how they did a good job and how difficult a job it is. Why? not because i worked in food service- never have and never will- but many women have as they worked through school etc and all the women i know feel they were treated badly and disrespected when they worked menial jobs.