Silly Encounter: Couple Meets on Reddit and Enjoys 'Not a Date' in Paris

In a recent comedy show, an amusing interaction between two friends who met on Reddit captured the audience's attention. The conversation began with a casual inquiry, "What brought you to Paris?" to which one responded, "I'm a banker." This prompted a series of humorous exchanges, with the comedian initially assuming the audience would dismiss the profession, but instead, they were intrigued.

The highlight of the show was the revelation of how the friends met. When asked if they were together, they clarified they were just friends and had connected through Reddit, specifically the subreddit for Paris. The comedian, curious about what sparked their interaction, humorously recounted their connection over posts like "Best glory holes in Paris" and "expats finding employment."

The friends shared that they had hung out once before, simply walking around the city at eight. Now, they found themselves at a comedy show, enjoying what they humorously dubbed a "not a date." Both single, they embraced the platonic nature of their outings, emphasizing their professional relationship and different backgrounds.

When asked about their favorite thing in Paris, their responses were quintessentially Parisian. One loved "getting distracted by the city," while the other appreciated the practicality of the metro. The comedian's playful banter about these answers only added to the charm of the interaction.

The Reddit community reacted with enthusiasm and curiosity. Some users wondered if the two were secretly on a date, while others expressed surprise at the possibility of making real-life friends through the platform. Comments ranged from humorous takes on the Paris metro to personal anecdotes about meeting significant others on social media.

For those intrigued by this silly encounter, more clips from the comedian, Joey Avery, can be found on his subreddit r/JoeyAvery and his YouTube channel.

This comedic exchange highlights the unexpected connections that can be made through platforms like Reddit, proving that even in a bustling city like Paris, laughter and friendship can be found in the most unexpected places.