“Men, DO THIS”: Bartender Warns Woman About A Suspicious Guy, Inspires Others To Share Similar Stories (35 Stories)
Bartenders can be some of the most perceptive people out there. They can read the room and they can definitely notice when someone doesn’t have the best of intentions towards some of the other guests. In short, they have the power to be everyday heroes and protect their customers from men with dubious intentions.
Case in point, New Yorker Laura Motta shared a simple but very effective way how a bartender kept her safe from a potentially dangerous guy sitting at the bar. Her tweet immediately went viral, getting nearly 800k likes on the social media platform, and inspiring others to share similar stories.
People opened up about how they were protected or protected others themselves, whether in bars, on the street, or elsewhere. We’ve collected the most powerful stories. Scroll down to read them, Pandas. And if you want to open up about the times someone kept you from harm or you saved someone in need, you can tell us all about it in the comments.
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It's great that they helped, and I'm not saying they had any ill intentions because they obviously didn't, but it's weird that he didn't just stop the guy from tampering with her tire, or warn her about it, instead just decided to temporarily freak her out by surrounding her car.
It would have been good to note his number plate and report to police. This a**hole might try with someone else :((
Good, but I think the bartender should've given her non alcoholic from the beginning, the other dude was obviously a creep. Still nice of the bartender, scary situation!
Good on him! More bartenders should do this if they spot someone acting shady around a persons drink.
I did something similar, just no one was around to hear me. I was waiting in a parking lot to pick up my husband from working late one night. Hear a noise, look up and there's a guy penguining it and having a good time with his hand. I thought if I turned on my highbeam headlights he would be embarrassed and stop. But, no, he used the lights like he was on stage somewhere and quite proud of the show he was giving me so I honked, still nothing, yelled at him, no reaction, just staring and getting a workout. I just shut off the lights while he did his thing and then he went back into work. Weird moment.
It's great to see people actually being upstanders. Maybe all those seminars in school actually worked.
If it looks like an abusive situation to others it might be one. Honey throw the whole husband out
It’s always odd how when predators get their odd plans foiled by decent people they get irritated like they’re getting majorly inconvenienced.
To think that so many guys feel entitled to hunt women like prey and expect nobody to stop them!!
In cases like that, I think it would also be good to call the cops. It's one thing to be harassed in bars by drunks, but to have someone stone cold sober, in a store, following and sexually harassing you, is a whole other animal. You know that this isn't his first time doing this, nor is it his last.
Never assume something like that. People often need protection from family too!
While it's wonderful that people like this step up, it bothers me so much, as a man, that there are men like the ones these poor women are being protected from.
What a nice thing to say. I once explained to my husband the things we (women) automatically do to try and stay safe and he got very emotional. He was also very bothered by stories like those posted.
Load More Replies...oh man, at least my 6'7 height will be of use when i go the bar next time. it's terrifying that this happens to women.
it will finally do something besides give me backpain!
Load More Replies...While it's wonderful that people like this step up, it bothers me so much, as a man, that there are men like the ones these poor women are being protected from.
What a nice thing to say. I once explained to my husband the things we (women) automatically do to try and stay safe and he got very emotional. He was also very bothered by stories like those posted.
Load More Replies...oh man, at least my 6'7 height will be of use when i go the bar next time. it's terrifying that this happens to women.
it will finally do something besides give me backpain!
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