Desperate single who plastered 500 posters around NYC in hunt for soulmate hits ... trends now
A desperate single who plastered hundreds of flyers across the streets of New York 10 years ago is still lonely and back at it again with fresh new posters.
Dan Perino, 61, set out on his initial mission to find love in 2014 - when he stuck up tens of thousands of posters all over New York's Greenwich Village.
Back then, the posters simply featured a serious headshot of Perino, along with his phone number, a brief introduction and 'Looking for a Girlfriend' written in bold letters.
Now, 10 years later, the single has returned to the streets with brand new posters, now seeking the 'perfect woman'.
Featuring the exact same picture, now over a decade old, along with the same caption: 'I'm really looking for a girlfriend. This is not a joke. Just tired of the singles scene and hoping to meet the right person.'
He continues: 'I am a professional artist and creative person. You know who you are.'
Dan Perino is a desperate single who plastered hundreds of flyers across the streets of New York 10 years ago is still lonely and back at it again with fresh new posters
Dan Perino, 61, set out on his initial mission to find love in 2014 - when he stuck up tens of thousands of posters all over New York's Greenwich Village
Perino doesn't seem to have a physical type, saying: 'To me each and every person is beautiful. Open to the possibility of the relationship morphing into something more profound.'
The 61-year-old has even modernized the flyers to keep up with the times by including a barcode to scan to get in touch with him, alongside a phone number and email address.
'Serious inquiries only,' the flyers requested.
Perino previously
