Did I end the conversation right?

[slight]

A bit of background:
I work as a musician and I'm supposed to play a piece with a female violnist in 10 days.

I got her number, but we chatted for a bit and she seemed to brag about herself: that's she's a fast learner, doesn't have any stage anxiety, won numerous competitions and so on

I kept it light and funny, but right when I was about to exit the room I said:

"Don't worry about the piece then, you'll need about 30mins. to learn it.....if you're really THAT good" in a joking manner.

She seemed a bit surprised by my response and said "Hey....I didn't say that!"

I wasn't trying to put her in her place, just didn't care much at that point. Was it ok on my part?

 

[MrWood]

perfect
she will approach you after the piece, fvck her that night

 

[CuddleJunkie]

How is this a bad thing?

 

[marmel75]

Who cares? Honestly the best thing you can do for yourself is to simply not care about what happens during any interaction. You'll succeed more than you could imagine....

 

[EyeBRollin]

Is this helping you get sex? Did you set a date?

The rest is irrelevant.

 

[slight]

Just wanted to hear your opinion. I thought it may have sounded like a neg and don't know if negs are the best way to end a convo.

 

[MrWood]

it was a neg, and now all she can think of is what you said
do not call or text her... see my previous response

 

[Southbound29]

The neg was perfectly fine. Never feel bad, back pedal or apologize for anything you say during a casual conversation with people as long as it's not done out of hate or anger.