Before I quit dating, I went on a date with a guy and he said, "Oh, you can order the wine, we both really like wine."

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A woman shares a story on a podcast about a restaurant rule she claims exists regarding wine substitutions. The group discusses the validity of the rule and the potential for exploiting it.

Structure

1Host shares a story about a restaurant wine rule
2Host explains the rule to the waiter
3Guests express skepticism about the rule
4Group jokes about the potential for abuse

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Before I quit dating I went on a date with a guy and he said "Oh, you can order the wine, we both really like wine." I ordered a bottle they didn't have it The rule is if they don't have it they're supposed to give you any bottle for the same price I said to the waiter "Oh, you don't have it? Oh, that means I get to pick another one for the same price" and he said "What?" Is that actually a rule? I've never heard of this I've never heard of that rule But then you could order like a thousand dollar bottle But that's the same price It can be more expensive I'm joking

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Wait... Is This Actually a Real Restaurant Rule?

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Before I quit dating, I went on a date with a guy and he said, "Oh, you can order the wine, we both really like wine." I ordered a bottle, they didn't have it. The rule is if they don't have it, they're supposed to give you any bottle for the same price. I said to the waiter, "Oh, you don't have it? Oh, that means I get to pick another one for the same price." And he said, "What?" Is that actually a rule? I've never heard of this. I've never heard of that rule. But then you could order like a thousand dollar bottle. But that's the same price. It can be more expensive. I'm joking.