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Presleigh Dawsyn discovered the answer to this important question while out on a first date and realised the extraordinary lengths her BFF went through to ensure it all went smoothly.

Dawsyn tweeted the following text message and photographs to illustrate what true friendship should look like.

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During her date, Dawsyn received a text from her best friend Georgia.

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Dawsyn then snapped this over the shoulder pic of Georgia who was clearly dressed in stealth mode.

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Twitter loved this best friend moment.

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Whether the first date went well or not, Dawsyn clearly has one hell of a dedicated friend.

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