Man
Meets His Exact Lookalike On A Plane, Takes The Happiest Selfie
They were seated right next to each other
Most travelers can't wait for their airplane seatmate to stop
talking. But if you found yourself seated next to your exact
doppelganger, you'd probably never want to stop bonding.
U.K.
photographer Neil Thomas Douglas took a
Ryanair flight to Galway, Ireland Thursday night to photograph a wedding. Upon
boarding, he found his near-perfect twin sitting
right next to him. "I couldn't believe it!" he told
HuffPost.
Lee Beattie, a friend of Douglas' wife, then posted the photo on Twitter, where it swiftly went
viral. The two men had never met before the flight and they're not
related, she told HuffPost Thursday.
"There was a dude already on [Douglas'] seat. He asked
him to move and when the guy looked up, he thought, 'Holy shit, he looks like
me.' They had a big laugh about it -- everyone around them had a laugh,
they took a selfie and that was it," Beattie said.
But then things got even
stranger after the flight: The men found themselves checking into the same hotel, and
later, drinking at the same bar.
"I went for a pint in a lovely bar in Galway called The
Quays, and bumped into him again," Douglas said. "We had a few pints
and listened to the live band."
Not long
after Beattie's post, another doppelgänger chimed in from Twitter. Then another, and another.
Three red-bearded men have so far claimed to resemble those on the plane:
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