So I successfully approach a moving 2 set of an HB 8.5 and an HB 9 on thursday night. The 2 girls were on their way to a club and they invited me along (this approach could have a whole new topic about it. I was pretty chuffed).

So am walking with the girls on my arm after knowing them for only 15 minutes or so. We walk to a taxi and we get in. Bearing in mind a had a whole load of things running through my head (shall i use this as social proof now? the HB 9 seems to be tight with a boyfriend she mentioned so should I go for the 8.5? etc)

The girls pay for the taxi. Now this is the problem. The fair was only about £5. This may seem trivial but should i at least offer to pay for my share? They were happy to pay and didnt ask or anything. I dont want to lower my value and pay but at the same time i dont want to seem cheap. I thought if i hand over some money its gonna get awkward cos its gonna be too much and i'll get change - then i cant ask for it from them. One even mentioned later (jokingly) how lucky i was to have got a free taxi journey from them.

The problem seems trivial but it should be easy to fix.

Thanks for the help!

P.S. I numer closed them both and i'm gonna call the HB 8.5 (she mentioned to me she didnt have a boyfriend even though i didnt ask - IOI) in a few hours. I'll let you know how it goes!

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When you met them one was a HB 9 and one HB 8.5. But then the HB 9 might turn out to a HB 7 and the HB 8.5 might turn out to a HB 9.5, what im saying is rate them after you've got to know them better. Thats just the way i see things anyway. Like you might wake up with her find out she looks totally different to what you thought, dresses like a tramp and worships the devil.
Once a HB 10, not always a HB 10.

And what is there to fix? Dont worry, They paid for the taxi, no big deal, you did the right thing.

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