NYC’s most eligible bachelor is a hot LES bouncer — with women lining up to see him: ‘Definitely lived up to the hype’
NY Post
He’s asking for their IDs — and they’re asking for his number.
Luke Timm, 26, manages the door outside Lower East Side bar 82 Stanton, but the 6-foot-5 bouncer with electric hazel eyes has also become the reason for the crowd.
“I don’t wanna sound like an arrogant a – – hole,” Timm, who lives in East Village, told The Post. “I always knew I was, like, a good-looking guy.”
The bar, formerly Epstein’s at the corner of Stanton and Allen, has typically welcomed a casual crowd of 20-somethings drinking beer on their outdoor patio since opening in 2018.
However, since Poughkeepsie, New York, native Timm began posting TikToks as @security_nyc, flashing his six-pack abs at the bar and flirting with regulars, single females have rushed to the sidewalk where Timm is perched from happy hour until close most nights.
“Literally gonna come to this bar solely for u I’m obsessed,” one excited woman commented.
It was a flashback to NYC in the 1990s.
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