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Teens Creeped Out After Older Man Approachues Their Car And Asks If They'll 'Hook Up' With Him

Teens Creeped Out After Older Man Approachues Their Car And Asks If They'll 'Hook Up' With Him
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By Erica DiazJun 28, 2022
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Two teens have taken to TikTok to raise awareness- and maybe get an ID - after an elderly man blatantly and disgustingly propositioned them as they hung out in their car.

The old man confidently strolled right up to the car window and struck up a conversation, which made the teens uncomfortable already.

But the conversation almost immediately took a turn for the worse when he started asking for names, ages, and whether or not the two wanted to get to know him better.

And after that turn for the worse, it took a turn for the way worse - the old man asked to hook up, told the girls his wife doesn't have to know, and questioned the younger of the two about whether she was disappointed he didn't continue trying to have sex with her once he found out she was still a minor.

It was two minutes of awful for the teens, who didn't have the experience or know-how to get out of the situation.


People were equal parts horrified and heartbroken.

To some, the old man's advances seemed pretty predatory - especially given his apparent excitement at "Emily" (not her real name) only being 18.

Their young age may have factored into why the two were so polite and pleasant while he was so repulsive.

People were absolutely disgusted.

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And those who weren't grossed out were honestly a little crushed by the clip.

They imagined a loving wife who spent her life getting cheated on by a sleazeball husband.

We don't know anything about the man's actual marital status, whether it's a happy one, if his wife knows about his "socializing" habits, etc.

That didn't keep TikTok from feeling gutted on her behalf.

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Do you know the man in the clip?

Have you had similar experiences?

How do you think you'd have handled this sort of thing?

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