PAYBACK has never been sweeter.
That’s what Katie Lacie, a woman who shares dating content on her social media, proved when she got revenge on a man who left her for another woman.
In her story, which she shared on a social media video, Lacie claimed that a man she was supposed to meet at a bar never showed up.
Worried, she texted him: “Are you standing me up?”
He then responded with a selfie of him hugging another woman, saying: “I guess you could say that.”
He even went on to say that he was “hammered” and told her “to make a TikTok” about his behavior.
Following the disastrous experience, Lacie decided to move on.
However, she decided to get revenge on him when he reached out, asking her for a second chance.
She told her followers that she decided to forgive him for ditching their date, calling it “water under the bridge.”
The two even agreed to meet at the same bar.
But she had other plans.
The night of the new date, he showed up right on time but she wasn’t there, so he sent Lacie a text.
“You said 7 dude, If you’re not here by 7:40 I’m leaving,” he told her.
She responded: “I fell asleep dude seriously you need to chill out go make a friend I’m getting ready.”
He continued to wait, growing more impatient by the minute.
“You really haven’t left yet?” he texted her.
“Can you leave now? I’m two beers and two shots in already.
“You’re a pain in the a**. You’re taking forever! I was on time. Like a gentleman.
“Waiting for you by myself for the last 41 minutes.”
Finally, she asked him if he was sitting up at the bar, and when he said yes, she responded with an old photo of her and her ex.
“WELP. I’m in West Palm,” she said, hitting him with the same stunt he had pulled on her originally.
In reality, Lacie was really just watching Netflix in her pajamas but wanted to give the man a taste of his own medicine.
Viewers loved her sweet revenge, saying: “The way he’s so cocky it didn’t even cross his mind you weren’t coming just makes me cackle” and “They don’t like it when the tables turn, WELP.”
One woman asked for his response to the photo, in which Lacie claimed that she panicked and blocked his number before he could respond.
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