I love that Savannah’s hunch about that POS with the “long lost” 14yo daughter was right 😂 I do love both of them but, hearing backtrack was too funny 🤣🤣

3rd story: Coming from a working class family that puts a lot of value on food and taking care of others, making sure to make SO's feel part of our family is priority. One of the biggest ways we do that is grabbing the check to release that worry or thought from the other people we're out with. I would feel the same as the boyfriend.

Recently I took my baby brother's girl friend out for drinks and it was the first time I actually let her pay in the 2 years since she's been with my brother. This is mostly because I'm the eldest sibling, but also because I want to make sure she feels like she's being integrated into the family and it's something I do with my brothers. To be honest my entire family can get to a fight for the bill level tho lol

Story 3: on average, I think it's a sign of entitlement to expect your future in-laws to pick up the check at every meal. But for a first meeting when they're the ones inviting you to dinner?? Man, I don't think I could ever respect that guy.

19:49 I get it though. The dad invited them out to dinner and didnt even TRY to pickup the check? Not to mention not paying for your daughter's meal when its just the 2 of them? The dad IS a bum. Period.

24:24 Naah, fully leave Mr GingerChef to show you how “good cooks” do it 😂😂😂

32:04 I agree a couple days wouldn't be bad IF he hadn't started making plans/Changing the family dynamics BUT he spoke to his daughters and met the other daughter and made plans then told his girlfriend that's completely different she should have been included in any decision first because she is part of the family and it does impact her life!

If i am getting invited for dinner then the one to pay should be the one inviting me, no?

3rd story - I'd feel the same honestly. My dad wouldn't ever let me pay for my own meal. He'd always offer to pay. It does seem rude to me 🤷

OP1 is also a stalker. He only knows his gf was a stalker because he stalked her too and then realized it.

2nd story:  Weirdly prophetic name for OP.  Of course breaking up was correct.  Then two months later, OP posted another saga about their pet python escaping into the walls of the apartment, with a picture.  So the creature part of OP's name proved prophetic.

Story 4: ginger is much better for you and I'll give you more health benefits , and you only need a little bit , especially if he's putting it in everything , so it makes no sense for him to ruin dishes by putting a lot

That guy was basically poisoning his girlfriend with the ginger at that point. Normal problems with too much ginger : Digestive Issues: Heartburn, acid reflux, stomach upset, belching, gas, and bloating.
Diarrhea: High doses (over 2 grams daily) can speed up digestion and act as a mild laxative.
Mouth or Throat Irritation: Concentrated ginger or large amounts can cause a burning or stinging sensation in the mouth

Really bad cases with prolonged eating too much: Increased Bleeding Risk: Ginger has natural blood-thinning properties (salicylates and active compounds like gingerol). Consuming excess ginger or combining it with anticoagulant/antiplatelet drugs (like warfarin or aspirin) raises the risk of bleeding.
Blood Pressure Drops (Hypotension): Ginger can lower blood pressure. Combining it with hypertension medications can cause your blood pressure to drop too low, leading to dizziness or fainting.
Blood Sugar Effects: It can lower blood sugar, which may cause hypoglycemia if taken in large amounts alongside diabetes medications.
Gallbladder Issues: Ginger stimulates bile production, which can cause pain or complications for people with gallstones or bile duct inflammation.
Pregnancy Precautions: High doses (exceeding 1.5 grams daily) should be avoided during pregnancy due to potential risks, and use should be discussed with a doctor.

People, DON'T BE IDIOTS AND THINK MORE IS BETTER.

God left him on read and he took it as a sign.

Last Story: Dakota and Savannah really have the worst takes together. Just get over it? No! HE needs to make sure his family properly apologizes and makes it up to OP, or cut contact with his family. If he doesn’t do that, she should leave him.