My date refused at the last minute after I wrote to him what I chose to wear it – “I'm sorry, but that's so thousand -year -old”

“I feel myself.”

It is normal to feel some nerves before a first date. What is not normal is the feeling of rejection minutes before you meet someone who is new. Unfortunately, this happened exactly with Zach Zimmerman – a guy whose date at the last minute because of the outfit he wanted to wear canceled at the last minute.

Zimmerman said: “I can never recover in the tweet that received over 19 million views that he had recorded from his outfit.

This outfit could hang in most male cupboards all over America-a gray t-shirt that is layered under a red checked button shirt, paired with khaki shorts, white tube socks with blue stripes around the ankle and dark sneakers.

The video continues, whereby Zimman adapts his shorts and says that he also has a “delightful sweater” as another option, then quickly changes his opinion and says that it may be “too warm”.

The video must have been recorded with the intention of showing his potential lover what he was wearing to the date because the next video he was twisting showed a text discussion between Zimmerman and his possible beau.

He checks again before he says: “I don't know, there is somehow.”

After sending his fit check video, the date answers immediately with a shocking text: “Hey!

The way my jaw lies on the ground with this entire exchange. The brutally honest people in the thread of this tweet really had Zimman, especially those who call him a thousand year old for his outfit election.

“Chiii .. 'Go -Bed' I'm sorry, but that's as a thousand as the shorts and pulls a few denim and a loose sweater or even half a zip and baseball cap, and they would be good,” suggested one person.

“To wear a checkered shirt, as it is in 2004 with so widespread and not even suitable colors, is wild. Another hard comment read.

Fortunately, other people showed empathy for Zimmerman.

“The” Hey! “As if they are not already in an active convo, it's relentless,” said one person.

“This is his loss, not yours!