Muslim comedian Mo Amer, who was raised in Houston, sits next to Eric Trump on flight



>>Keep click to learn more about Eric Trump and the rest of his family. Houston-raised Muslim comedian Mo Amer shares a ride with Donald Trump's son.

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Arab-American comedian Mohammed "Mo" Amer might have a new set to write.

Amer, who was raised in Houston and lives in New York, happened to be sitting next to President-elect Donald Trump's son, Eric Trump, on a trans-Atlantic flight to Scotland.

On Wednesday, Amer shared a selfie with Trump on Instagram and Facebook, and wrote about some of what they discussed on the plane.

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"Hey guys heading to Scotland to start the U.K. Tour and I am 'randomly' chosen to sit next to none other than Eric Trump," he wrote. "Good news guys Muslims will not have to check in and get IDs. That's what I was told. I will be asking him a lot of questions on this trip to Glasgow, Scotland. Sometimes God just sends you the material. #Merica #UKTour #HumanAppeal #ThisisNotAnEndorsement #Trump2016ComedyTour"

"Just FYI I'm not getting that ID shit done. You gonna really make my people get ID cards and all this? You know we're not doing this s***," Amer told Buzzfeed.

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To which Trump reportedly responded: "Come on man. You can't believe everything you read. Do you really think we're gonna do that?"

Amer said they spoke for roughly half an hour before Trump fell asleep and fellow passengers began taking selfies with him.

He jokes that he "was making dua [prayers] for him, like, to make him convert to Islam."

One of Amer's Facebook friends has suggested at least one possible outcome from the experience: "Are you being vetted for a cabinet position?" Amer's response? "I think so."

Before the plane took off he posted on Facebook: "Hey guys planes taking off...if I disappear and don't make it on tour YOU KNOW WHAT HAPPENED TO ME!! #Trump"