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New York banker David Merkur, 28, listed details of 12 women he was meeting for dates including their first names, a score out of 10 for their appearance, and comments on their personalities, in a meticulously constructed computer document, The Daily Telegraph reported.
據(jù)英國《每日電訊報》報道，紐約的28歲銀行家大衛(wèi)·默克把12名約會女子的詳細情況列在一張構架細致的電子文檔里，包括名、10分制相貌評分以及性格評價等。
Merkur's unusual Excel spreadsheet was color coordinated, including different shades for women to "monitor closely" or "monitor casually".
默克不尋常的Excel表格還標注了顏色，其中對“重點考察”、“一般考察”女子標有不同的顏色。
Bold type indicated that he should pursue the woman in question "ASAP," and he also kept detailed records of the days he had corresponded by email and text message with each woman.
標粗的表明他應該“盡快”追求該女子，他還仔細記下了與每位女子郵件或短息聯(lián)系的日期。
His approach to dating emerged after he sent the spreadsheet by email to one of the women he was seeing. She in turn forwarded it to friends.
他把該表格發(fā)給了其中一名約會女士，她接著把表格轉發(fā)給了朋友，之后他的約會方式才被曝光。
