Hello there!
I'm a french guy, doing his Phd in AI but as soon as I'll get over with it, I'll be a baker according to my mom.

I've been living in Montréal for the last three years. Three years is enough to learn the lesson: run away in winter; that's what I did and I lived in Japan for the last five months.
After coming back, I moved out from the flat where I lived with my beloved ex-flatmates.
I'm now living on my own in a nice and cosy flat with my guitar and my neighbor's kidnapped cat (I do have the cat's consent).

My flat is one room, one kitchen, one bathroom, one living-room.

It's not huge, but totally decent for two or three people (not including the cat(*) but including me and if you don't mind sharing the couch with your travel-partner).

About me: like running love my bike, like cooking, like asking existential questions.

(*) Also, if you have cat allergy, the cat doesn't actually live here.
She's just very friendly and very not-scared by me. We can totally negociate with her to not come here during your stay.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

Being in the middle range between student and professionnal, I'd like to meet people for sharing our experiences, a beer from time to time and maybe doing a shameless karaoke, while respecting each other rythm/lifestyle.

In this period, if I'd love to be of any help for incoming student moving in Montréal! If you've just arriving and you're looking for a place to stay while settling in the city, I'd be happy to help. I've been there!

Simple rules: respect each other hours, keep everything regular-clean.
Also, you might also have to taste my cooking skills and pretend it's awesome even if it's not.

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

I lived in many places in my childhood. Real hipster-dream.

Teach, Learn, Share

If you can teach me basis of Japanese or Russian, I'll let you win at Mario Kart.

What I Can Share with Hosts

Good food, good drink, good talks.

Countries I’ve Lived In

Canada, Colombia, Croatia, France, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Slovakia, Spain