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This Limerick lad on First Dates called his mam in the middle of his date

Oh NO.

May 20th 2016, 7:51 AM 7,407 Views 3 Comments

LAST NIGHT’S FIRST Dates was mostly clouded by us drowning in our own tears.

tony2 Source: RTE

Everyone fell in love with Tony from Dublin and had their heart broken when he was rejected by his date.

But we soon went from crying to cringing with one man’s smooth date-move.

Limerick man Damien decided it would be a PERFECTLY FINE idea to pick up the phone and call his mam in the middle of the date.

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Not only did he called her, he put the phone on speaker and asked his mam if he was her favourite son.

I’m my mom’s favourite. We can call her and ask her if you want.

NO, DON’T DO IT.

amom1

He did it.

I just wanted to check in with you, am I your favourite son?

amom2

Be honest…
Just admit it…

amom2

Finally his mammy put him out of his misery, saying:

You like to think you are.

DEAD.

His date, Dia from Navan, wasn’t impressed, but laughed along politely.

People were largely like, ‘wtaf’, which somewhat restores our faith in the Irish population

We’re not on a quiz show here lads

Save it for the bathroom!

But hey, some people didn’t mind

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