What happens when a Tinder date goes horribly wrong Beware who you meet on Tinder, you never know where you'll bump into them next! THIS story is every man's worst nightmare. A guy has described his pleasure when he picked up a "beautiful" woman off mobile dating app Tinder during a night out at Sydney's eastern suburbs pub the Golden Sheaf. But, there's a catch. We'll let him tell the story. It's a match. I've only just walked into the Sheaf to meet up with my roommate and her friends. I've recently moved to Sydney from Adelaide and let's just say Tinder is being put to use more here then there. For me, Tinder was an app to help me meet new people and expand my friendship group. Instead its turned into a point of call on a Saturday night for my single friends and amusement for my female roommate. She will often find her friends on it and laugh. Anyway, back to my match and the awkwardness of Tinder. She is beautiful, early 30s, recently divorced and ready to mingle. My profile picture has me sticking my tongue out and she suggests casually that it might be made to use tonight if I played my cards right. A schoolboy smile comes across my face and I look up trying to find this naughty and adventurous thrill seeker. With her confidence and the fact that I have nothing to lose I decided to reply back and have a little fun myself. Tinder is the new dating app taking Aussie by storm. (Photo: iTunes) Source: Supplied Our messages get hot and heavy quickly and my roommate's friends are in utter amusement and continually steal my phone to reply back to the increasingly sexual messages. With my roommate egging me on and considering the crowd at the Sheaf is getting tipsy and more vocal, I suggest that we catch up just in case someone else takes advantage of my sweet talking nature. She walks over with a smile and sits right next to me. "Cuter in person," that's all she said. I knew how the night was going to end. A few shots later and a quick trip in a cab back to mine ... well a gentleman doesn't share those details but she did experience a good time. Sunday morning we got breakfast and exchanged numbers with a promise that one of us would get back to one another before the week was through. The problem? I bumped into her and it was a little awkward. I mentioned to her that I had recently moved here and the financial sector was a hard nut to crack. I've been on hundreds on interviews and finally, I scored an interview with my dream company. Problem is, the hiring manager is the beautiful, early 30s, recently divorced Tinder user. Talk about the sinking feeling. Let's say the interview was very long and awkward. Throughout, she would smile at me and bite her lip, almost inviting me for round two in her office. If it wasn't for the other person in the room I'm guessing that we would have been back to business. After the interview she thanked me for coming in and said I would be hearing from her office today. Still haven't heard, so I'm guessing I haven't been successful. But that's not the problem. She sent me a text message at lunch asking if I wanted to catch up tonight at hers for dinner and ... wink. I might not have got the job but at least Tinder has helped me score a free meal and another wink tonight. Can you beat this Tinder tale?