'Work As Executioner In Saudi Arabia': New York Man Lists 'Dark Hobby' On Dating App, Netizens React
He apologised for any discomfort his hobby may cause. The screenshot of his profile went viral and received mixed reactions from online users.
A man in New York City, who works as an entrepreneur and also works as an executioner in Saudi Arabia, is expecting to find match on a dating app.
The man claimed that he works as a hobbyist executioner in Saudi Arabia and added that he had even apologised to women for any discomfort his hobby may have caused.
The screenshot of his profile went viral after being shared on social media. The post, shared on X, read, “Hello everybody, hoping to meet interesting women.”
"I don't do it as often anymore as I no longer live in Saudi Arabia" SO HE STILL EXECUTES PEOPLE!? On what occasions!? pic.twitter.com/TQs2kfeivl
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“I’m an entrepreneur and also work as an executioner in Saudi Arabia. If that scares you then I apologise. It’s more like a hobby (I don’t do it as often as before since I don’t live in Saudi Arabia anymore),” the man said.
“Other than that I like watching movies, going out, listening to music, etc,” he also said. The man further added that he was an “executioner, entrepreneur, and a business owner”.
Online Users' Response To Post
Reacting to the viral screenshot, a user said in a post on X, " “Executioner, entrepreneur and business owner” in the bio is crazy."
"My hobbies include listening to music, going out, cutting people’s heads off, watching movies, the usual, " another user said.
The next said, "If they are in NYC, isn't the expectation meant to be i don't do it anymore rather than as much?"
The fourth user said, "I remember seeing the job postings for this online years back! It was like "Swordsman". It's legit."
Another also stated, "I’m telling myself that he has to mean something else and maybe English isn’t his first language and it got lost in translation but I can’t figure out what."
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