You can bet this woman won't have a second date with him

She picked the guy up at his apartment for a dinner at Buffalo Wild Wings, then he stole her 2000 Chevy Impala and didn't even settle up the bill for dinner. (Oakland Co., Mich. Daily Tribune)

Comments

[Soo]

People go to Buffalo Wild Wings on a date? Weird.

[tiacheryl]

And I thought I dated losers...

[buddy]

i have been saying that buffalo wild wings is GHETTO. now here is more proof.

[twerp]

Shoot, when it comes to wings, I'll eat just about anywhere they're served.

If a man ever took me to get wings on a first date, I might have fallen in love with him.

[Phranqlin]

"He was her man, but he done her wrong ..."

[Soo]

twerp: You must not have eaten at BWW or Wild Wings Cafe. They're like the McDonald's of wings. A smaller, "family" type restaurant, or even a bar, that serves wings is so much better. Well, at least for me. BWW and WWC are like a digestive detox on par with Chinese buffet.

[Me]

""It sounds like a bad date to me," Jones said."

Yeah, I was pretty much thinking the same thing about the Wild Wings.

And for those of you unfamiliar with the Detroit Metropolitan Area, Southfield (the victim's hometown) is Detroit Lite.

[twerp]

Soo, you're correct. I've never eaten at a BWW or a WWC. So really, I have no idea what they're like. Usually I try different locations of a chain before formaing an opinion. One location may be awesome while another one would suck a big one. I do like beer with my wings so if they don't serve beer, well, that may be why I've never gone there.

WARSTEINER DUNKLE RULES!!!

[Torgo]

Thank you, Phranqlin. I needed that.

At least Johnny never stole Frankie's Impala.

[Bluntfacts]

"The woman told police she also had a backpack with $300 cash inside the car, along with a laptop computer, iPod and a digital camera."

And all in a 9 year old car. I love it.

But I don't understand how the crime took place on 4/24, yet the prelim exam was 8/27. That would seem to indicate a large backlog of cases in the Detroit area courts.

And of course, the suspects name...well, it is pretty easy to form a conclusion.

[Navy Chief]

@Blunt - That could easily be my backpack. Except for the $300 (I rarely carry cash) and iPod (don't have one). My car is a 16-year-old Subaru Impreza with nearly 250K on it and runs like a top. Well, to be totally honest, it IS burning a little oil.

[twerp]

Sorry, but if I had $300 cash, I wouldn't leave it in the car. Also, I don't understand why she took her laptop on a date. Of course, I live in the South and nobody leaves expensive electronics or makeup in their cars unless they want them fried.

[jj2]

I'd like to think I would have the common sense to say "I need something from the car, too, I'll get your wallet for you," rather than hand a virtual stranger my car keys knowing half my life was in the vehicle.

She'll be wiser from now on, though.

[buddy]

i dont leave the house without at least $500 cash on me. then again i dont drive a piece o' shit car either. then again then again i dont eat at GHETTO places like buffalo wild wings.

[Navy Chief]

@Buddy - Not sure I would advertise that too loudly, if I were you...

[Phranqlin]

Moral of the story: Don't leave your cash in your clunker!

[Soo]

I've been to BWW and WWC in two different states (military lunches on a low budget FTW, I guess). They're just not that good, especially when you try wings served at smaller, non-chain restaurants. There are just some things that shouldn't be done on a large scale.

[nauip]

That could be me. Except I don't date. And my car is only 8 years old. And I don't have a laptop and my iPod died a few months ago (no explosions, thankfully). Oh, and I keep my money in the bank. And I'd never eat at a fast food place that only did wings.
Hmm, I guess it couldn't be me, then.

[Reno]

I think I'm dating that guy right now! His mother says he's a great catch and I believe her!

Now where did my wallet go...?