Loaded dude crowdsources his Valentine's date, takes out 'best five girls' for lavish
 

Loaded dude crowdsources his Valentine's date, takes out 'best five girls' for lavish dinner
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You can call it bizarre, funny, silly or simply sensational.*

A man from Gurgaon in India crowdsourced his Valentine dates via Facebook by showing off his wealth, his Audi car and a promise to gift an iPhone 7.*

Surprisingly, he was greeted with an overwhelming response from over 2,000 applicants, which he sifted through to arrive at the "best five", whom he then took out in his car for a romantic dinner at a plush hotel and gifted them an iPhone 7 each.

Pause a moment to soak that in.

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Shakul Gupta, who claims to be the "CEO and Founder at Softoku.com" (which incidentally Google couldn't trace) put out a Facebook post on Feb.11. "Who want to be my Valentine?" (sic) it said. It included promises of "memorable moments" for the potential dates. Read more...

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