Why text your crush the same boring date ideas when you can Tina Tyler Archivesmake them an informative presentation instead?

London Twitter user, Ben Velzian, posted screenshots of a very elaborate PowerPoint he made for a guy he was supposed to go on a date with. The deck featured three date ideas, along with pros and cons of each option. Unfortunately, his date was not charmed by the significant effort Ben put into the presentation and blocked him.

And once you see the Powerpoint, you really won't understand why. It's better than most school projects.

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Museums? Art mazes? Junkyard gulf?! All really creative, fun ideas. What's the problem?

Other Twitter users could not comprehend how Tom could just let a guy like this go. Like c'mon, most of the time the only response you get to "What do you want to do?" is, "Whatever you want." At least Ben cares enough to add a little pizzazz.

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But luckily, Ben realized that the two were just not meant to be.

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Agreed.

Hopefully the next guy Ben asks out appreciates his PowerPoint skills.