Take a break and watch a woman stealing her date's food on First Dates

A true hero.

LAST NIGHT ON the addictive First Dates, Emma from Liverpool went out with Ian.

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The 33-year-old showed she is living her best life by admitting straight off that she drank an entire bottle of wine in the hotel before meeting up at the First Dates restaurant.

She then proceeded to tuck into her lamb like it was a stack of ribs, then quickly stole a taste of her date Ian’s soup when he nipped off to the loo.

Goals?

Ian wasn’t too impressed, and the pair agreed not to see each other again.

When your date hasn’t clocked the friend zone vibes…😬 #FirstDates pic.twitter.com/Z4PaHY4aCW
— First Dates (@FirstDates) January 28, 2016

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But that didn’t stop people hailing her a modern hero

Might as well give her the whole sheep 🐑😂 #FirstDates pic.twitter.com/2Z7zwByaDf
— KT (@CaitIsAinmDom) January 28, 2016

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I think we're being too harsh on Emma, she was her real raw self and if someone can't handle that then onto the next one girl! #FirstDates
— FriedChicken (@NabilaShiraz) January 28, 2016

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EMMA. Your prince will come.

This student’s rejection on First Dates last night broke everyone’s heart

This cocky eejit on First Dates had his card declined and it was mortifying>

Written by Nicola Byrne and posted on DailyEdge.ie

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