Lisette Pylant, from Washington DC, agreed to meet the mystery man after a friend had set them up on a date on her birthday.

However, the situation became awkward when another girl turned up at the same bar, with the man forgetting he had double-booked.

Pylant said more dates arrived at the same bar and so she decided to get her own back by stealing his dates to keep her company instead.
The casanova who organised the dates eventually became the subject of a viral Twitter thread, but he has defended his actions.

Justin Schweiger found himself at the centre of a Twitter storm after one of his dates revealed to the world that he had booked six consecutive dates at a bar in Washington DC.

His plan backfired when his date number one, Lisette Pylant, live-tweeted the evening and explained to the other women they were all on dates with the same guy.

In an interview with Inside Edition, Mr. Schweiger said he never meant to be disrespectful to the women, but claims he never actually told them it was a date.

“I do stack my dates. I do typically book them at the same place. I’m very time-oriented, efficiency-oriented,” he explained.

“I’m sorry this happened.”

He added: “But I’ve been very upfront with all of them. I never said, ‘let’s go on a date.’ I always said, ‘Let’s meet for drinks.’

“If I take you on a date, you will know it’s a date. There will be flowers and some dinner and some other cool things involved.”

Since the date night fiasco, the six women have become friends, while the lothario insists: “I’m just looking for love.”

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