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Cleaner from London attracted the attention of women unusual appearance

According to the portal 120

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According to the portal 120.Su, 31-year-old cleaner from London (England) professionally cleans windows, cleans the facades of buildings and performs some work in the garden. However, women were attracted not by his list of services, but by the appearance of this person.

Reviews flowed, full of admiration, and the ladies admitted that they were ready to deliberately stain the territory in the yard for the opportunity to call this handsome man. Some even gave themselves hints: they were eagerly waiting for Tom to appear to "cut" their green spaces, and the wordplay was quite understandable.

The cleaning worker, who is an entrepreneur, admitted that such an interest flatters him, but he is in no hurry to enter into love affairs with customers - his career is more important to him.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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