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Woman’s Twitter thread about her hot Uber driver will ruin you

The surprise Twitter ending strikes again.

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First there was Zola, and then the Gucci flip flop. Even the sushi date from hell. And now, one Twitter user KelliAmirah has brought us: the shady Uber driver.

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Last Tuesday, Kelli shared the harrowing tale of how she mustered up the courage to ask out her Uber driver. 

https://twitter.com/KelliAmirah/status/806182837783330816

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Excuse us, her extremely hot Uber driver.

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Given the brief encounter that an Uber ride brings, Kelli and her friend are trying to figure out how she should really go about doing this.

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And then she just goes for it! Well, kind of.

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The next day, Kelli’s little stunt starts to look like a DJ Khaled “Congratulations, you played yourself,” scenario.

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And almost all is lost…

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UNTIL!!!

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Finally, all Kelli has to do is get through this final of hers, and then it is HELLO UBER DRIVER.

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But of course he gets back to her at the least opportune moment.

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No. 1 rule about starting a Twitter story thread is having the phone battery charge to last the entire story—c’mon Kelli!

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But after a brief BRB, Kelli is back with the story.

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So of course, like most shy people, Kelli is starting to have all these second thoughts about asking him out.

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Hooooo girl, here goes nothing.

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And now, THE MOMENT OF TRUTH!

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AND THEN THE UNTHINKABLE HAPPENED!!!

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That’s it, right? Happily ever after? Of course not, because life’s biggest Ls are best served piping hot. 

Four days later, Kelli received the rudest of awakenings.

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What’s up with this Uber driver? Bless you, Kelli, for sharing this cautionary tale, and may you have better luck next time with Lyft.

 
The Daily Dot