As of: February 4, 2024, 9:27 a.m
By: Andreas Knobloch
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If you're looking for a partner for life, you'll take advantage of every opportunity, even the one in the supermarket.
A touching Kaufland notice moves people.
Munich – Being single is a great relief for some people, the feeling of freedom is the main focus.
But if you're tired of being alone, you'll look for your partner.
There are all kinds of ways and means in the digital age, but original methods also help.
Handwritten requests in supermarkets, for example, like in Kaufland, which recently suffered losses in the popularity rankings.
Kaufland poster is aimed at “Sechsie Dame”, who is only allowed to report at certain times
It is not the first time that a partner ad from Kaufland has gone viral, like the “cuddly mouse with little OW”.
The succinct lettering “I offer …” is now already known to the community.
Students often look for tutoring there, teachers offer lessons or it is a classified ad replacement for sales.
However, a 57-year-old is looking for a partner and sweetly reached out to the community to introduce himself.
The authenticity has not been verified, but there is actually nothing to say against it.
Someone seems to have planned something for 2024.
The ad is dated January 31st.
“Offer humorous gentleman.
57 years.
Sexie tip.
Looking for a six lady,” he sums up the most important framework conditions, but also shows himself to be flexible.
“If you have a child, no obstacle,” says the charmer, but he also places a special demand on his “six lady” if she feels addressed: “If you are interested, please let me know, available from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m .”
The Kaufland notice from “Sexietip” touches many people’s hearts: “That’s cute”
The “Sexietip” seems to be precise about its opening times.
The users who commented under the note also think so.
“Sixitiep goes to bed early,” writes one woman.
Another user sums up the first feeling when reading through: “Kinda cute”, to which the finder also replies: “That was my first thought too”.
And the users now seem to be curious to see how it will turn out: “Who will let me know whether it is/was successful?”
A user also has an amusing thought in the comments column, who, like everyone else, responds to the funny spelling of the word “six”: “I’m so six that I’m almost seven.”
Maybe the 57-year-old will be as successful at Kaufland as the pawn Croesus Franz, who really won.
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