When you see another Kiwi… #newzealand #tourist

Everybody knows everybody in NZ

As a New Zealander myself, I have experienced this. It's a small world in a small country.

This is the reason Married at First Sight was cancelled here; too many exs and cousins

I Live in nz and this is how it is Edit: omg thanks sooo much for these likes guys, really means a lot

Ahh Lake Hāwea Dam Lookout? Lovely spot. Greetings from Dunedin. I am surprised I haven’t run into you two yet.

You know jimmy boy? Yeah we go way back bro Oh yeah, he owes me money Oh nah i dont know him like that

As a new zealander i do infact know people with some of these names

I walked into a cafe in Vancouver, Canada while I was on holiday, and while waiting for my coffee I commented that they had flat white on the menu. A moment later I heard my name being called from the kitchen (I didn't give my name). It was a childhood friend from my hometown. The NZ world is small even when you leave.

This soooo cool and so funny and sooo true. Love it.

Mate everyone knows 'ol Steve mcginty the second🙄

I've come to realise that everyone in New Zealand knows each other This is one of the most accurate things i've seen about nz lol

It's happened so many times (all over the world -2 degrees of separation).

Aucklanders gather up we need to have a kōrerō

ayy i know stevo

i live in nz and this is true

That would work for towns but not big cities 😂😂😂

Greetings fellow kiwis I'm up in whangamata

I'm Australian but this is how my parents basically met 😂 they SOMEHOW didn't know eachother but were like a friend's friend situation, like they both knew a friend called "redback", they went to the same pubs and just never met eachother for like 4 years (mum's hectic partying years since she turned 18 and my dad moved there for work) what's better is that years later my mum found my Mum's dad (Grandad) in the same class photo as my Dad's uncle (Great uncle) and found another class photo of my dad's mum (Nonna) with my Mum's Uncle (Great uncle), keep in mind this is rural Queensland and the entire SCHOOL was like 15 students AT THE MOST I think the photos I saw had like 7-12 kids in them Edit: Oh, Also they were born and raised ~20 hours drive away from eachother and they went to the same town that's in between their two home towns on vacations too 😂

"Nah, Fish! Um, Marlins brother" absolutely IMPECCABLE joke 🐟🐠

This happens in Ireland too and also wherever you go in the world, you will bump into someone from your town or past 😂😊