A SINGLE woman who is fed up with Tinder has decided to go round DIY stores in a bid to find her future husband.
Leesh Cunningham, from New South Wales, Australia, revealed she went to a huge warehouse to find love in a more traditional way than dating apps.
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Leesh filmed her experience after asking people online for the best options to bag herself a husband.
While Leesh may have been hopeful to find “The One”, it seems that her man-hunting mission wasn’t very successful.
The blonde singleton can be seen walking round Bunnings Warehouse scanning for men, but can’t find any during her trip.
Thinking she has “picked a bad time of day”, she returns in a few days to find Prince Charming and heads to the plumbing aisle this time.
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Looking around for guys, Leesh says: “Gonna find me a plumber.”
After not finding any men there either, she heads to another section, saying: “You guys told me to come to power tools. Nada one.”
Desperate, she even asks a staff member if they have any husbands “in stock”.
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She can be heard saying: “I’m just looking for a husband and was told you guys had them here.”
Seeing the funny side of the situation, the employee replies: “They’re flying off the shelf, if we have any they’ll be in the back corner on the left.”
Leesh then desperately does a lap of the back of the shop, only to find herself without any men again.
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The comical dating fail has been seen by over 98,000 people, with many people keen to share their own advice.
One commented: “Got to be there between 6-8am and 5-9pm, that’s when the tradies get their supplies.”
Another said she should open the bonnet of her car and park right outside the front of the shop to get male attention.
A third encouraged: “Don’t give up. I got my man from there, he’s alright.”
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