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A2: Female-to-Male interest
- Me: My ex-girlfriend picked me up at the airport, and instead of her Audi she was driving a Mercedes Cl500 all of a sudden. It was too funny -- I tried to pretend that I didn't notice, and then like 100 yards outside the airport, we get pulled over. She didn't tell me until afterwards that they'd just given her the car for a photo shoot she was doing, so when the cop lights came on, I was wondering what was up. Finally, I whispered to her: "Stephanie, if in the last three days you'd become a drug baron wanted on the FBI hit list, you'd tell me right?" Anyway, even when it turns out we just had a broken headlight, she told me that she wants me back, but i had a thing going on with this other girl at the time, so i didn't want to...?
Well how much of this story is actually true? When I read through it my first impression was "this guy is a liar". If a car is being loaned for a photoshoot, it will probably be in pristine condition without any broken headlights. In addition, they don't normally let models just drive around the cars racking up miles on it; that was the suggestion right, that she was a car model and that was the car she would be modeling? Finally, if you're sixteen chances are your "ex-girlfriend" is of a similar age, I don't know many people who would willingly loan out their Mercedes to a sixteen year old to go joyriding around in and pick up her friends. I see a lot of loopholes in this story that any shrewd woman would be questioning you.
If you really want to stick with this story, why not make it her father's/uncle's/cousin's restored classic car from the 60's, that way the mileage doesn't matter and it is a little more plausible she would have permission to drive it if it's from a family member. The difference between her Audi and a classic muscle car is also more distinctive, and adds more flavor/humor to the story. It also would make sense that an old car like that could have a headlight go out because of the wiring being old. Just my thoughts.
~Antithesis