Lady Sued For Chatting On A Date

Lady Sued For Chatting On A Date

Brandon Vezmar, 37, of Austin Texas,sued Cystal Cruz, 35, saying she was “a threat to civilised society”.

He sued her for $17.31 – the price of a cinema ticket he got for her to watch ‘Guardian of the Galaxy’ Vol 2.
“It was kind of a first date from hell,” he said, saying she started about 15 minutes after the movie began.

Cruz also drove away in her car, in which she had driven them both, leaving him without a ride home,when he suggested she step outside to use her phone.
A few days later, he messaged her asking for the price of a ticket but she refused because “he took me out on a date”, she said.
“This is crazy,” she told the newspaper. “I’m not a bad woman. I just went out on a date.”
The case even attracted the attention of the film’s director, James Gunn, who tweeted: “Why stop at suing? She deserves jail time!”
Mr Vezmar filed the petition in the small claims court in Travis County.
The texting was a “direct violation” of the cinema’s policy and the woman “adversely” affected Mr Vezmar’s viewing experience and that of other patrons, the petition states.
“While damages sought are modest, the principle is important as defendant’s behaviour is a threat to civilised society,” it says.
The pair were reunited at the cinema on Thursday in an attempt to sort out the dispute.
“The date just didn’t work out,” she told him during the reunion, according to Inside Edition, which arranged the meeting.
She also apologised and handed him money, asking him to “just leave this alone.”
Mr Vezmar accepted the apology and said he would withdraw the lawsuit. He also said he would donate the money to charity.