Certainly, it is highly improbable for an individual who is financially stable or comes from a privileged background to spontaneously engage in a conversation with a stranger on the street. People typically have their own commitments and priorities, and unless someone is unemployed or not receiving any income, they are unlikely to entertain such interactions. I speak from personal experience, being someone who belongs to the same category of men.
Men of that particular status, if they are seeking to settle down, usually do not resort to approaching strangers on the street. They have the advantage of social connections, references, or chance encounters, even through platforms like Instagram. In today's context, LinkedIn has become a central hub for such interactions, as it attracts individuals with clear priorities. LinkedIn provides a comprehensive platform where one can find everything they need, from professional connections to potential life partners. I've noticed this trend among many Somali brothers and even some Somali girls I've connected with on LinkedIn.