Woman reveals flirty note on napkin handed to her by pilot and everyone is saying the same thing

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By Kim Novak

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A woman has revealed a flirtatious encounter she had with a pilot on a recent journey - but it's left everyone saying the same thing.

GettyImages-1777899427.jpgThe pilot slipped her a note as he passed by. Credit: mihailomilovanovic/Getty Images

TikToker Steph Bohrer took to social media to reveal that she'd been sitting in a airport recently when a pilot walked past and slipped her a note.

She told her 1 million followers: "I'm sitting at the airport and a pilot just placed this on my table & walked away."

The clip showed a brown paper napkin with the words: "I have seen the whole world and you are the most beautiful woman in it."

Steph added in the caption: "i didn’t even see his face."


The note was signed off with an illegible signature and no contact details for the 23-year-old to get in touch with her secret admirer.

And while the bold move might seem like the start of a great romance worthy of a romcom itself, the sweet note unfortunately didn't impress Steph's followers who were all left saying the same thing.

They flooded her comments to write: "I just know this guy does this all the time," and: "as a former F/A [flight attendant], you're probably not the first to receive the same napkin that week."

Others added: "He’s probably married with 5 kids," and: "Coming from a flight attendant and ex-pilot wife… he’s married and he uses that line everyday. You’re beautiful though."

Another follower wrote: "I feel like he just carries a STACK of these in his pocket," while someone else commented: "he didn't leave a number because he's someone's husband."

One fan added: "sorry to break it to you but pilots say this to every flight attendant and passenger. He most likely has wife and kids at home tbh."

GettyImages-1629875583.jpgSome people believed that the pilot probably gave the same note to many people. Credit: Frazao Studio Latino/Getty Images

Despite the detractors, others were loving the sweet compliment, writing: "This would be framed on my wall for the rest of my life."

Others added: "Damn the comments lol. Let a girl receive a no strings attached compliment in peace," and: "An anonymous compliment with no agenda is the best. He didn’t stick around, no phone number. Outwardly it’s sweet."

One also wrote: "Everyone saying he‘s a [red flag] because he didn‘t leave his number because he‘s probably married. I‘d say that‘s a [green flag]. He just wanted to give out a compliment, that‘s nice and he respected his boundaries."

According to a recent survey, finding love at the airport isn't all that unusual - even if Steph's encounter didn't end up going any further.

A 2018 HSBC study surveying 2,150 people from 141 countries found that one in 50 people said they'd found "the one" while on an airplane.

Featured image credit: mihailomilovanovic/Getty Images