The announcer in Lovesick radio using flyers in his search for girl

The announcer, who is a part of the morning show in The Beat 92.5 FM, is looking for a girl. And he is serious, even when his method may seem unconventional.

Sam Lupovich is looking for a girl

Straight from the radio, Sam Lupovich took a photo of him and had the crew of the station post flyers in Tuesday morning all over Montreal downtown soliciting single girls to go a date. On the flyer, he described himself as employed, outgoing, fun, and very handsome.

“So if you are single (or not) and are ready to take an opportunity on a good man willing to throw himself out there, get my phone number and do something with it,” is read on the flyer. “It cannot be more straitening than having your face on the flyers being handed out to the strangers!!”

The 31 years old guy has been a part of The Breakfast on Beat with Sarah and Cat since he came back to his native town last autumn, after spending ten years in Toronto.

He said he’s tried dating websites, some people at work, and setups from friends also have tried to arrange him dates, but still he has not found the proper person.

“I have been on many dates last year,” said he. “I guess I am a bit fed up with online dating. I am the type of personality where you cannot get to know me well when you read only a profile. I prefer a face to face impression.”

The producer of the Beat Breakfast, Paul Awad, has been fielding calls, and said that 10 persons had expressed interest according to Tuesday afternoon. Some were disqualified because they’re from outside the country and wanted just to gain Canadian citizenship quickly.

Awad said that three early candidates are potential

Over the next days, the hosts of show, Sarah Bartok and Cat Spencer, will help Lupovich make a decision which of that candidates are worthy to go on a date, and listeners also will have a say. Lupovich has also promised to give some details as for the date on the air, and provide some updates.

“With dating, you never know really where you’re going to find your mate, so why not?” said Lupovich. “We are looking for opportunity to connect with the audience, and being a single announcer on radio, this makes for good radio. It is part reality, and part entertainment.”