Source: BroBible
Summary
A couple went to Twin Peaks, where the girlfriend thanked the waitress for forgetting her boyfriend’s order. The video, shared by TikTok user Johanna Sacs, received 1.4 million views. Sacs said the waitress returned with the food after being asked. Comments were mixed, with some criticizing the couple and others supporting them. Some Reddit users said they would be upset if their partner visited such places regularly. Sacs said she chose Twin Peaks because it played UFC fights.
Our Reading
The habit gets a new name.
Girlfriend thanks waitress for forgetting boyfriend’s meal.
Boyfriend plays along with faux annoyance.
Commenters split over whether it’s cute or creepy.
Some say it’s just a bar, others say it’s sexist.
Waitress is a “girl’s girl,” but only if you’re not watching.
Author: Evan Null
What Did Commenters Say?
Commenters were split. Some didn’t approve.
“Y’all normalize things men would never normalize,” one wrote.
“It’s so disrespectful and has nothing to do with being insecure,” a second added.
A third echoed, “I just find it disgusting go to places specifically to view women’s a****, breasts, bodies… so weird [we] normalize this”
Still, there were others who supported the couple.
Should You Care If Your Partner Visits Twin Peaks?
Over on the r/AskWomen subreddit, one user asked netizens how they’d feel about their partner visiting a restaurant like Twin Peaks. Their answers were very revealing.
“If they were visiting breastaurants regularly, I’d probably lose respect for them,” one admitted. “But once in a blue moon, it’s not a big deal.”
A second said, “I find men who would be into that sort of establishment off-putting and I’d be entirely turned off by him.”
Similarly, a third remarked, “I’m not really down with my middle aged partner being so exploitative of young vulnerable women. I think we should be more protective of people our children’s age.”
And a fourth wrote, “I’d be more appalled at the taste in food. Feels like the most offensive part of those places.”
What Did Commenters Say?
Commenters were split. Some didn’t approve.
“Y’all normalize things men would never normalize,” one wrote.
“It’s so disrespectful and has nothing to do with being insecure,” a second added.
A third echoed, “I just find it disgusting go to places specifically to view women’s a****, breasts, bodies… so weird [we] normalize this”
Still, there were others who supported the couple.
Should You Care If Your Partner Visits Twin Peaks?
Over on the r/AskWomen subreddit, one user asked netizens how they’d feel about their partner visiting a restaurant like Twin Peaks. Their answers were very revealing.
“If they were visiting breastaurants regularly, I’d probably lose respect for them,” one admitted. “But once in a blue moon, it’s not a big deal.”
A second said, “I find men who would be into that sort of establishment off-putting and I’d be entirely turned off by him.”
Similarly, a third remarked, “I’m not really down with my middle aged partner being so exploitative of young vulnerable women. I think we should be more protective of people our children’s age.”
And a fourth wrote, “I’d be more appalled at the taste in food. Feels like the most offensive part of those places.”
What Did Commenters Say?
Commenters were split. Some didn’t approve.
“Y’all normalize things men would never normalize,” one wrote.
“It’s so disrespectful and has nothing to do with being insecure,” a second added.
A third echoed, “I just find it disgusting go to places specifically to view women’s a****, breasts, bodies… so weird [we] normalize this”
Still, there were others who supported the couple.
