Love in the age of technology is some next level stuff. We're finding love on Tinder and on TV (not you, Shake), so why not Target? TikTok user @jonah.taylorr and Pablo, from Target customer service might just have the most 2022 meet-cute story and the internet cannot get enough.
The pair met when Jonah received part of his Target order damaged. He used the customer support chat feature to see if he could get a replacement.
Pablo, the man behind the chat, provided stellar customer service. Such great service, in fact, that the pair wondered if there might be more there.
Jonah explained more in this TikTok video.
In it, he reads and shows the conversation where the pair just couldn't say goodbye. Eventually they decided to follow one another on Instagram.
Pablo asked if it would be okay to send Jonah a DM (Jonah was super jazzed about Pablo asking for consent first a must when it comes to shooting your shot) and things just sort of went from there.
The video was unexpectedly popular Which concerned some people.
What if Pablo got in trouble at work?
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Don't worry, capitalism hasn't gotten in the way of "destiny" this time. The pair assured everyone that Pablo's job was still secure.
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The two had their first e-date not long after that initial conversation.
Internet cannot get enough of their love.
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We can't either. Best of luck, you two!
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