Banker rates dates in a spreadsheet

[chanel]

A data-driven investment banker kept a detailed spreadsheet of 12 women he was chasing — coldly ranking their appearance on a scale of 1 to 10 — only to see his master plan backfire when he foolishly sent the file to one of them.

The spreadsheet shows the meticulous records that David Merkur, 28, kept on each of the girls — eight of whom he met on Match.com and four he’d met through friends and family — and a column for their profile photos.

After one date in February, he noted under the “Initial Date Comments” category: “very jappy; one and done for me.” Other missives included, “Drunkenly hooked up after J****’s birthday party at K-Town karaoke,” and “Conversation still on- going.”

Read more: Investment banker rates his online dates in a spreadsheet -- then shared the file with one of the women - NYPOST.com

Douchebag of the week?

 

[whitehall]

Is "chasing women" illegal now? Why is this news?

 

[blastoff]

Well when you've got that many prospects and whatnot it's hard to keep it all straight without a "score"card.

Beyond stupid to have shared it though.

 

[Truthmatters]

A data-driven investment banker kept a detailed spreadsheet of 12 women he was chasing — coldly ranking their appearance on a scale of 1 to 10 — only to see his master plan backfire when he foolishly sent the file to one of them.

The spreadsheet shows the meticulous records that David Merkur, 28, kept on each of the girls — eight of whom he met on Match.com and four he’d met through friends and family — and a column for their profile photos.

After one date in February, he noted under the “Initial Date Comments” category: “very jappy; one and done for me.” Other missives included, “Drunkenly hooked up after J****’s birthday party at K-Town karaoke,” and “Conversation still on- going.”

Read more: Investment banker rates his online dates in a spreadsheet -- then shared the file with one of the women - NYPOST.com

Douchebag of the week?

your avatars are about equal with this fucking shit

 

[Sallow]

A data-driven investment banker kept a detailed spreadsheet of 12 women he was chasing — coldly ranking their appearance on a scale of 1 to 10 — only to see his master plan backfire when he foolishly sent the file to one of them.

The spreadsheet shows the meticulous records that David Merkur, 28, kept on each of the girls — eight of whom he met on Match.com and four he’d met through friends and family — and a column for their profile photos.

After one date in February, he noted under the “Initial Date Comments” category: “very jappy; one and done for me.” Other missives included, “Drunkenly hooked up after J****’s birthday party at K-Town karaoke,” and “Conversation still on- going.”

Read more: Investment banker rates his online dates in a spreadsheet -- then shared the file with one of the women - NYPOST.com

Douchebag of the week?

Big time.

Maybe the month!

 

[whitehall]

I wonder if he demanded that the federal government supply him with condoms.