is a bartender saying you too honey an ioi

[AntonioJuraz]

so i was sitting at the bar with a friend talking about looks n shit and there was a cute bartender so i was paying attention to her. 

near the end of the night some somewhat decent looking guy left the bar and said take care to her and she replied "you too, honey".  i didn't hear her call anyone else honey that night. they looked about the same age. was she ioi'ing him?

[lonelyjak]

[Kronos]

Maybe she knew him

[Altruist]

This is obviously about you and the answer is obviously "no, you delusional incel"

[AntonioJuraz]

This is obviously about you and the answer is obviously "no, you delusional incel"

you sound like my mom

[AlbanianLegend1994]

In Tennessee, no.
At your grandmother's house, no.
A bartender in Arizona (where you live), most likely.

[AntonioJuraz]

In Tennessee, no.
At your grandmother's house, no.
A bartender in Arizona (where you live), most likely.

It's difficult to say for certain without more context, but it's possible that the bartender is simply being friendly and polite. "You too, honey" is a common colloquial phrase that is often used as a casual way to respond to someone who says "take care." Without more information about the tone of voice, facial expressions, and body language of the bartender, it's difficult to say for certain whether or not the bartender is expressing interest in the patron.

[lonelyjak]

In Tennessee, no.
At your grandmother's house, no.
A bartender in Arizona (where you live), most likely.

It's difficult to say for certain without more context, but it's possible that the bartender is simply being friendly and polite. "You too, honey" is a common colloquial phrase that is often used as a casual way to respond to someone who says "take care." Without more information about the tone of voice, facial expressions, and body language of the bartender, it's difficult to say for certain whether or not the bartender is expressing interest in the patron.

autism

[lonelyjak]

In Tennessee, no.
At your grandmother's house, no.
A bartender in Arizona (where you live), most likely.

It's difficult to say for certain without more context, but it's possible that the bartender is simply being friendly and polite. "You too, honey" is a common colloquial phrase that is often used as a casual way to respond to someone who says "take care." Without more information about the tone of voice, facial expressions, and body language of the bartender, it's difficult to say for certain whether or not the bartender is expressing interest in the patron.

autism

[hollow]

chads.net

[AlbanianLegend1994]

In Tennessee, no.
At your grandmother's house, no.
A bartender in Arizona (where you live), most likely.

It's difficult to say for certain without more context, but it's possible that the bartender is simply being friendly and polite. "You too, honey" is a common colloquial phrase that is often used as a casual way to respond to someone who says "take care." Without more information about the tone of voice, facial expressions, and body language of the bartender, it's difficult to say for certain whether or not the bartender is expressing interest in the patron.

(I know the source of this)

Basically what I originally told you

Jfl how I know everything

Having seen the context I would lean towards IOI but no way of really knowing

[smack_talker]

girls have it so unbelievable easy it's unreal
don't like to make obvious incel observations but when you read something like this you can't help it