quality > quantity

You see similarities with Host Clubs and things that girl did to her "clients"? I wonder why host clubs are still not banned.

Curios whether you applied to work at the hostess club as a student part time? It's not mentioned in the video, only that a spouse visa is needed for that kind of work. Wondering whether a work visa would work or not

​@@differentone_pI think the main difference is on legal and technical level, Hosts club is the 'client' come to them, hence there is 'consent' from client side. Not saying it's good just say why it can't be just banned

shit thanks for the heads up

it's a vicious cycle

and a very sad one...

It’s very common in japan. My friend was a host at a host club and he said most of his customers were escorts. He said they spent their days doting on men’s needs and being drained of their affection. Then the host club guys go to the girls bars after work. There’s no end.

Except she was married, so not exactly lonely

@@Jinars. then why spend nearly all her monthly income on host clubs if she wasnt lonely

mate you realize the same thing is happening in america with onlyfans right? honestly at least in japan it's paying for a real life experience is the norm rather than whatever we have over here.

this happen everywhere dude, lol. remmber andrew tate?

idk if that’s right, victims of scams actually believed they were just helping out a girlfriend in need and couldn’t tell the difference between real romance and someone exploiting their loneliness. At least escorts, host clubs, or onlyfans tell clients upfront that they’re pay-to-play, regardless of how clients may delude themselves.

The girlfriend experience is always fake.

It's the ladder theory , women only want the top percentage of men , and will spend money and resources in order to try to obtain this top percentage of men To men that aren't at the top of the Ladder, they aren't even viewed as people They have prestigious jobs, are 6 foot tall, look like male models, and have great personal skills In East Asian countries its just more distorted, due to idol culture and these perfect people are thrown into people's faces 24/7

Now that is irony.

Clubs that scam lonely women. And legally too. She could've worked at one of these places instead of scamming people.

@@NoHandle44 Host clubs are competitive as hell. She probably did that to avoid competing with other women. Edit: The video said she did work at one but it didn’t make enough money

when experiencing fucked up shit happening to you, it really makes it easy to see those things as normal and make u do the same to others i think :v

@@NoHandle44 exactly, Mai just scammed aggressively instead of drunkenly...

only 8 mil? Damn she deserves it.

The court should have also forced her to repay the victims.

​@@ryanlak1234yeah

I mean it's 50k lol, but damn 9 years

Thank you for posting an update!!

is it though, is it really

the saying "it takes one to know one" really applies in this case

@@dreamcore "Irony: a state of affairs or an event that seems deliberately contrary to what one expects and is often amusing as a result." yeah it seems like a literal textbook definition

is it tho, it isn't@@timothyboermsa2858

This person and similar individuals should get all expense paid trips to Belize!

The interviewer gave just the right amount of dismissive sas. "oh shut up" and "seriously?", yeah guy had zero respect for her, but was showing it in the most respectful manner. Based. Then showed genuine concern saying "are you reporting this as income?" "are you paying taxes?"; She is like a child mentally, completely oblivious to reality. I don't know how the laws work in Japan, but in my country there are three types of income, that being "paid income" "passive income" "pension income", passive is a complex issue, depending on what type, different laws apply, such as a gift is usually not taxed, but share dividends and royalties are taxed depending on the amount, it's complex, while pensions are the reverse - a pension is compensation against income, which means you have to claim income and pension is weighed against income and failure to do so will result in a loss of pension. Actual income you get from working which must be reported on tax records (if you don't report it, the government will know already anyway, if you have a bank account and you put money in it, they'll know anyway, you make any transaction using VISA, Mastercard etc, they'll know, basically unless it is physical cash - crypto or a gift card - they'll know (which is why they want to get rid of those things)), tax is paid based on wage bracket annual income earning and is percentage based for said bracket (although tax deductibles can be claimed, such as but not limited to, donations and work related purchases). Anyways, got off topic, but any income which is given as a "gift" depending on the country can in fact be taxed, has to also be included in any tax statement. (this is why I don't enter lotteries, you get double screwed, basically you win the jackpot say 150 000, well the government will be like "no you get 125 000, we'll take 25 000 from that thanks :D") while in other countries, they don't. I'll just assume that by the sound of things, gifts are taxed in Japan. TL:DR: She is automatically guilty of tax evasion, not sure what the penalty for that is in Japan, but I can't imagine it is particularly lenient.

@@foxdavion6865 why she's guilty of tax evasion if the income from people giving her money ? ie: legal one like your parent sending you money is not taxable or even friends a it's more of she's guilty of lying and scamming than tax evasion. what's suprising is that her scam and guide is sophisicated enough but her not realizing host club is just literally same scams as her is very dumb

The interviewer (コレコレ) is really good at asking questions and making the guests trust him. I recently watched a video of his in which he interviewed a stalker

Interviewer is on KZfaq, @KoreTube, full Japanese channel ofc.

@@k4keko where i can watch his full interview with mai ?

I found that funny.

To be honest she reminds me a lot of former addicts I knew. Like there's a weird nostalgia or pride in the methods or lengths they'd go to for their fix, and then shame and rationalization when confronted. And given that she was seemingly addicted to host clubs im not surprised either. Alienation under capitalism though I suppose

@@alejandrorivas4585 is not even capitalism (though it does play a key role in this), this is a much more complicated problem rooted on their culture and social norms, cause the capitalism of japan is the same as the capitalism of... well... every other nation in the world that operates under capitalism, and this loneliness problem isn't nearly as bad outside of japan (it does exist, but in japan it has obliterated their birth rate to the point their popilation hasn't grown in years)

@@murciadoxial8056 hmmm. That is true. It does seem to affect japan more than anywhere else

Acting cute is a trained response to get out of trouble.

And that handsome guy is probably getting scammed by another pretty girl lol

How are host clubs scams? You know exactly what you're getting into when you go to one. There's manipulation involved, but it's like saying you've been scammed because you tipped a bikini barista more than you'd tip a non-bikini barista. You got exactly what you came for Edit: Just realized I might be interpreting "guys" as "hosts" in general and not you talking about this one specific host

@@Avendesoraless a scam, maybe, but the manipulation and taking advantage of the widespread loneliness is pretty scummy, also the people who are in charge of the aren’t exactly law abiding citizens

A normal relationship? In Japan?

Yes but then she wouldn't be able to get served $100k drinks from a $25 fish kettle.

do you think you'll be one of the scammed men described in the video?

Pretty sure majority guys with gunpla would spend money to her.. err how do I word it, I don't mean it literally. 💀 The hobby probably meant like extroverted hobbies..

Gunpla hobbyists are married middle aged dudes who dont even care if their wives talk their ears off for bringing another kit, u right😂

me, with a scale military model backlog: [Can You Feel My Heart gigachad theme]

@@ForelliBoy just picked up a technical myself. I need to get around to prepping it for paint

the three g's cycle

she girlfailed.

Each word gave me pancreatic cancer, colonic cancer and prostrate cancer

😔

Damn!, really?

I don't know but that seems kinda harsh imo especially considering how lenient Japan usually is with other crimes (like sexual assault and child molestation)

@@KingMNN7723 Her case is like the head of a fraud ring, remember? There have actually been many fraud cases of other people using this manual, and this is still gentle considering the total number of damages at the head of the organization. This is a criminal judgment, though, and if there's a civil suit from a victim from here, the damages could be higher.

​@@KingMNN7723 What are you talking about? She ruined god knows how many lives, especially by selling those guides. Considering the millions she stole and the possibility of her doing it again after getting out of jail.

in the US, she would have been given a medal instead.

Another extra layer is the Vietnamese husband

Can you truly be lonely with a Vietnamese husband?

​@@beijingbikinikill8608 Apparently so

@@beijingbikinikill8608 if he's packin' an incher, yes.

Not only was she married, but she had dozens of men giving her attention and money, I don't think loneliness was a problem for her. She just wanted to party with hosts.

And what if he spent his salary...to another scam girlfriend? Circle of money and loneliness!

​@@Vednier Capitalism in a nutshell.

@@fluidthought42 wouldn't parasocial interaction apply to this since they'd all spend it on someone who'd only pretend to care for the money?

@@Chinothebad Capitalism creates the need, markets the need, and exploits the need. Parasocial can range from not understanding that being a fan still means being a stranger, to full blown stalking. In this case, I wouldn't call it parasocial because they do in fact know each other and interact with each other on a regular basis, and in a substantial enough way where the host was arrested for being an accomplice. That's beyond parasocial limits.

@@fluidthought42 I would of thought of it being a parasocial relationship in just the fact one would be able to get money from a lonely person, possibly to the point of just exploiting them like the scammer did. That and it could go in hand with the capitalism thing considering how much spent on a club to the point of living in a hotel just to spend more on some guy at a club that likely would have no feelings for her beyond "oh hey, it's that's well-paying customer."

Circle of desperation

Oroboros as fuck

"hey tax office, I have 300,000,000 yen worth of taxes to pay!" "So, how did you get that much?" "..." "..." not sure how exactly you think someone can pay tax on illegal money, especially at the value she would have.

@@thatdude9091 set up a LLC shell company and make yourself an employee. Declare income as salary of said company. It really isn't that hard.

@@ShionWinkler sure, mr knowitall

​@@thatdude9091that is where the money laundering came in.

@@thatdude9091 Why did Walter White own a car wash again?

Is this a scam or did she forget to register at OnlyFans because getting money from lonely guys is a way of life. Maybe too much competition

It's so hard to understand how these people's minds work.

The pathology of certain personality disorders includes risk taking behaviour. Some people derive a thrill from not just the crime, but continuing to get away with it. And are even proud about what they've done. If that seems abnormal or deranged, that's because it is. She is unlikely to be a well person.

Narcissism goes hand-in-hand with sociopathy, so contacting a KZfaqr for fame seems plausible. Judging by her reactions, she might have understood her actions to be under-handed but ignorant on it actually being illegal since it was "just lying" on a personal level.

I can only imagine the scamming workflow was developed not through meticulous planning, but after TONS of trial and error

Most criminals aren't smart. They might be more intelligent than your average person, but few of them are smart enough not to get caught.

and she is cranking up the girlie the whole time 🙄 OMG I am?! UwU

You never hear from the smart scammers, because the best way not to get in trouble is to not get noticed. Mai could have kept scamming if she had followed the basic rule of shutting the fuck up.

​@@JosephArataYeah, very few so rare.

@@CBourn48223 You know that is true in a sense so well said 😅😂👌

Host clubs do pay their taxes tho

i mean the idea is that theyre at least doing a service and have to literally wait upon people and make them feel loved which isnt like fun as a job. That being said it is fucked up and shitty just for their society. but its also japan there culture and customs and views about sex and relationships formed completely differently from european or elsewhere.

It is actually a scam. She most likely was paid to marry the guy to bring him to Japan. This was and still is a thing in Singapore too. Where Singaporean are scammed/paid to marry Vietnamese women who would in later date, divorce from the husband after gaining PR statues.

Maybe it is a scam gone wrong and now she's stuck with him lmao.

I can totally agree that it's very plausible related to scam or something. but hearing the line itself at the end of video catch me off guard😂😂

Let me guess: she was scamming from his Vietnamese husband too.

I live in Vietnam for 30+ years and yes, Vietnamese family who is rich enough or has the money, they will most likely pay for their daughter or those wives who divorced but with kids to either going to so called " Study aboard " , " Work aboard " etc.... just in order to get their daughter or the wives to hook up with the locals of that country so they can get their green card and citizenship. The funny thing is most of them always deny this such things but in the end with just one sentence " Who want their girls to live in poverty ? "

Shit got my damn head spinning, threw me for a loop

@@Nimble.ninja910 girlie didn’t fall off she fell through the floor

😂😂😂i like her tho

I agree but please stop using the word "gaslighting" on literally everything.

@@eduardolorandi3628 1. Its just a saying, and 2. She LITERALLY was gaslighting those men.

Please forgive my poor English first I am the same man. After learning about this whole incident, I started looking for hobbies and clubs to bring more fun and positive energy into my life. However, in the face of busy life and work, and degraded social skills, everything seemed to be... in vain Later, I worked in a freight company on the recommendation of a friend; I never thought that I could get up at five o'clock every morning, insist on washing my face every morning, chat with the girls working at the counter when delivering goods, and feel that they were as lonely as me. You are just like me, you can also try things you have never thought of, and try to learn from the people around you.

I think it's yen not dollars

​@@sairam3978 it's the yen converted to USD

​@@sairam3978 It was still a million dollars in USD.

Maybe we should be considering how her marriage factored into this. It seems everyone forgot that detail or didn't watch the video to the end

Not even close lol. That's like 12k ​@@MarquosXoloVanda

Kitboga makes his living off this fact.

She was so transparent, because she was extremely guidable.

My dad told me something similar, after years of observing sales and marketing guys at the corp where he worked (in another dept). They're easily manipulated because they live detached from any kind of "ground truth," so they're just as prone to fall for a good story as to come up with one. Same thing ends up being true of a lot of media and academic types. They live their whole life interacting with nothing but reports, hearsay, spin, and theory, until they forget how to distinguish narrative from reality.

Its literally a plagarised japanese version of the Love scam used by American scammers

I noticed that too.

Same, I instantly realized that if I was that interviewer guy, "....okay just release it then she's gonna get in hot water in either case anyway"

I understand their anti-defamation are pretty wack. I've heard stories of women going to the cops after getting sexually assaulted and then the assaulter counter sues for defamation and wins.

@@agent136 The problem is that she spoke in such a manner that there are 0 redeeming qualities in the eyes of ANY law, even in Japan, about it. He was smart about it too, he just asked like somebody who is interested, which he was, just not for it being glorified like she wanted. He holded his guns for the end, when she couldn't defende herself more after saying so much about herself. He even states how much he "doesn't believe" her, but she kept doubling down.

@amanchoosesaslaveobeys1406 Yeah you right. This is so incriminating there ain't no way out on this one. Love how he's like "How'd you pay taxes on the money?" And she really said "I didn't know that money was taxed???"

@@agent136 There's no "defamation" if it's coming directly from her given it was a video interview tho. Perhaps privacy laws? But he pretty much has all the evidence that she begged him to be interviewed from the start so it'd be a difficult case for her to make that she had solid reason not to want it aired, other than admitting to the crimes there mentioned which would in turn shoot her in the foot just the same.

Same, exploiting people situation terrible siuation like say been extreme lonely is on same level for me as worst crime possible

Well that's how scammer works

this is a question to ask about any occupation in life, legal or illegal. I think the reason is, there's not that much about our society that is a natural part of our brains, so it's possible to go your whole life without learning the value of important things. In some cases people learn the wrong things as they grow up and by the time someone tries to explain reality to them it's too late... it's a scary thing, thinking anyone you're talking to may be a completely normal person except for their hidden desire to snuff kittens, acted out or not

Being successful in crime is being unsuccessful in life. Like jail

Anyone who focus on money making are often air headed, shallow and very insecure.

It's almost the norm. Loads of scammers lose their money to overpriced luxury, brothels, or underground banking. Numb in the heart and head.

that is wholeheartedly thanks to their shambolic morality problems

@@MattSuguisAsFondAsEverrr?

dont be a lover of money then people are just people then you dont have to be so snobby closed off and pride filled

​@@MattSuguisAsFondAsEverrr In some places they legit believe that cheating is okay for any marriage as long as it's not found out

​@@MikeKnight4771from what I hear it is because many people have reasoned that paying for a prostitute is a contractual obligation and is not necessarily cheating of the "heart." Of course there are problems with this line of thinking but in many Asian countries marriage is seen as more of a societial obligation or a contractual relationship. For example in Japan the husband is expected to go to work all day and then entertain the boss after work then go home at 1-2am and go to work at 7-8am and the process repeats leaving little room for emotional development (though some improvements have been mad over the past decade) and some partner shave reasoned that it is fine for their partner to "burn off some steam." But the moment ther eis "betrayal of the heart" then it is treated as a serious matter that must be dealt privately. Not to mention how the work culture treats working women outside the service industries (i.e. see the medical school scandal). Divorce rates are relatively low, especially among older generations it is because it is seen as a dishonor and a shame that you both failed to reconcile and decided to make your problems "public" which means it may become the public's problem. Of course there is some push back from the younger generation (though smaller than their predecessors due to their shrinking population) but Japanese people seem to live pretty damn long and the ones in power are still holding to older traditions. Also not every person subscribes to these cultural norms and in fact shun them.

Reads like a bad top-down 2d game scene - like pokemon lol

@@myne00 right, it’s like one of those really bad point-and-click “choose your own adventures” where a sudden bad ending happens when you choose the wrong dialogue option 😂

Sounds like the plot from an NES game. The scammer has been kidnapped by ninjas, are you a bad enough dude to rescue the scammer? 😂

Crazy how it still happened when they literally have the guide to prevent that😂

Because every kidnapper would text everyone in your contacts, just in case they would be worried

I don't see how this would be the downfall of the US since we lead the way in AI and Technology. At the very least they can get the same girlfriend experience without high charges.

​​​@@southcoastinventors6583The downfall they're talking about is tax evasion. They didn't say anything about the downfall of the US. What they're saying is in the US tax evasion absolutely is many people's downfall. Even celebrities get locked up for tax evasion.

@@southcoastinventors6583 I'm just saying you can probably write a book on how to scam people (we just watched a KZfaq video about it) and sell it, but if you don't pay your taxes, you're boned.

@@BumbleGee I think in japan too, there've been mangakas that got in prision because of tax evasion

@@southcoastinventors6583 Man U forgot to put some points into reading comprehension

Probably not. Rewatch the video and you will realize the downfall would have happened with or without the video, because the whole scam started to unravel when one of the girls who bought the guide got arrested for scamming a man. Although that KZfaq-video most likely just added to the evidence against her.

men in japan are used to that cutesy act bc all japanese women put on that same act so yeah he’s not gonna fall for it. he’s immune

Did you not see the video? She scammed countless men with that “cutesy act” those men are not immune, the interviewer just isn’t a simp

But a $30K handbag isn't 😂

​@@Technoanima Great, now every scam is good...

Yeah at the end of the day she was a rogue freelancer, she should have gotten her paperwork in order. /s

How are they a scam?

​@@josedorsaith5261Well, they aren't in a legal sense. But basically people get very cleverly emotionally manipulated into spending absolutely absurd amounts of money on drinks, food and gifts for the host/hostess. It is actually not uncommon for customers of host clubs to resort to "nightlife work" themselves in order to finance host club visits.

It‘s not that uncommon, the scamming 2 million part yes, but lonely women racking up debt at host clubs and then being forced into sex work to pay them off happens more often than you‘d think. Some deplorable shit.

Young girls are coerced by hosts to "stand" at night and give them money. That's the exploitation of host clubs they are using young women to keep the sick cycle going. And some even do shit even worse

Apparently a lot of them end up selling other things than a hero delusion

The crazy thing is that they are not forced into sex work. They merely comply to the suggestion because they believe the host will marry them one day if they keep supporting him at his job.

@@Verdia they arent victims of forced sex work. nobody is forcing them to do sex work other than their OWN self inflicted addictions

Common men W

Truly, a recycling moment ♻️.

sniff..sniff... it brought a tear to my eye.. how beautiful lolz

Those lonely men should have gone to the host clubs, better value for money 😂

Boogie scamming his fans out of money then spending it all on escorts.

At least that means they have one single source to at least get some of the money back to the victims because I doubt he spent them all like her.

Japan

They have leaderboards for the hosts based on how much money they bring in, so their fangirls try to boost the scores of their favourite hosts by paying them ludicrous amounts of money for the drinks they get. Like a real world gacha game. Or any other pay to win game.

​@@niello5944Now imagine if that host actually blew all his money on hostess bars. That would be funny

@@niello5944 People are saying he spent it all on his sick grandparents or something. I was expecting pachinko...

Always sunny in Akibahara 😂😂😂😂

@@bosunbill9059Hokuto, actually. Sunniest town in Japan. 😂

Oh the poor guys 😂

This happens to women too. It’s called narcissistic abuse. Happened to me twice :(

@@MissGold888 name checks out lol

@@Orion3G 💅😘 not for Dusty’s who have no gold.

Amen

Karma 👏🎉😂

they weren't joking when they say there's a loneliness epidemic in Japan, it's not just men being affected. America is also facing one.

@@dxp96 3 words; thug it out ✊🏿

@@kyro514 Are you suggesting keeping it on the downlow is a solution to loneliness?

"Work, go home , sleep..." basically 90% of men in Japan

Save your friend if he's really your friend 😢

you gotta save him dawg

@@FinalFastasyFan Every time I see him I tell him he needs to stop. but at this point he knows how damaging it is and needs to make the choice on his own.

Don’t just let this slide man. Save your homie!

Addicts. Thanks for sharing your experience, eyes-opening

Yes, the terminal addiction, attention seeking and likely a host of other mental issues were certainly at play. That said, the video points out it was the host that tipped the scales. Shame her feeling of loneliness weren't addressed in a better way

To be fair, if you keep winning at gambling, would you stop?

​@@sdarkpaladinYes because it's a gamble. A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.

She wouldn't do that if she wasn't addicted in the first place

It's like the story of the Las Vegas slot machine hackers who got arrested for selling their hacking d3vices to other people

Cry more she did nothing wrong. Can anyone actually logically explain why what she did was bad without getting emotional about it? She was just dumb and she exposed herself which is crazy considering how obvious the scam was… It’s not like she was a certain “weather news reporter” who signed a contract to become an idol, create a parasocial relationship thru instagram/tiktok to finesse low tier dudes out of money and act like she didn’t know what was happening. One is using their professional status as a weather news reporter to use as collateral for lonely guys to trust her and the other is exhibiting the exact traits that you would expect from a night worker considering many are poor and are just finessing these lonely guys for money to live, versus a weather news reporter who didn’t need to do that and just wants clout.

The last one "no shot" "yeah, you're right" 😂😂😂

@@pwabd2784 she is cute tho...

@@sa1t938 no

his name is korekore and hes rather known for exposing people, he has a very subtle way of exposing people as he usually stays very neutral during his interviews and lets the scammer expose themselves instead ; if you can understand japanese i recommend you watching him hes very entertaining

@@sa1t938 ur standards are very low

Yes, everywhere lol.

buddy, there's worse out there. She is innocent scammer. Entire human society is fucked up place.

As others pointed out, there's likely mental issues behind this. Given how stigmatized they still are in many parts of Asia, it would have gone a long way in addressing the root cause. That said, host and hostess clubs are just as addictive as anything else. She was feeding her addiction. The whole thing is equal parts sad and malicious I suppose.

broken people,are the first ones to hurt others.

​@@XxjeffersonDkidxXhmm I wonder if this applies to Logan Paul

it was about money, not about being loved. she just love scammed a lot of men.

It doesn't surprise me, as all she knew to do with men, is to get money out of them.

are they really?

Nearly every girl streamer is like that tbh

@@TheoSaurRawrthey don’t really care about viewers tho. Viewers are nothing but stepping stones for Vtubers to reach fame and will only give 5 sec of attention if you pay money to them

you don't need to pretend to be in a relationship with your viewers or repeatedly lie about your life circumstances to be a vtuber though? they're literally just streamers

​@@WhatABeautifulDuwangChew Lmao why are you watching vtubers for their attention? That's just sad. I watch them because it's like reality TV to me, but with anime girls. They're so misunderstood.

The problem is that this woman is probably in the antisocial personality disorder spectrum (undiagnosed and untreated mental disorder in Japan? Color me shocked), that is why she has such self destructive behavior, has little regard for the damage she causes to other people, has zero meaningful relationships in her life and is okay enough with all of this to talk about it with no shame. We can talk about what she did and all, but let's not forget that this isn't behavior of a mentally sound person.

If you judge by what she says and do, but you have no idea where does she come from, you'll end up in prejudice. She displays the "promiscuous girl" syndrome, where her parents were unable to offer her a sense of emotional security and abundance, meaning they were away at working, having no time to be with her, and they manipulated and conditioned her to do things by playing on her fears of abandonment and need of emotional presence. So her idea of how relationships work is "you have to trade something for somebody to want to be with you" and has developed a false sense "I don't need anybody to make me happy" to counter the absence of her parents. She is broken in so many ways, she's like a lame person - someone with crooked legs, and you expect her to walk straight..

@@criztu bro just pulled the most meaningful analysis on her like it was nothing

And this is why mental health and addiction isn't being taken seriously...

i mean, how is that supposed to happen though? the transaction's through. the whole aftercare thing was only really mentioned because it's a scam.

​@@red2theelectricboogaloo961 aftercare could mean many things for example if you buy a new car from a dealership, the aftercare would be the warranty on that car for about 5 years. people don't want to feel that they've been cheated after spending a whackload of money. aftercare serves as an assurance which builds trust between the buy and seller so as to facilitate future business. In this case, the aftercare is to assure her customer that her situation is taken care of because of her white knight simp's efforts. it gives her customer the sense of pride and joy and empowerment, a sort of "high". which then she can sell her "situation" to the simp again later down the road.

@@red2theelectricboogaloo961there’s almost no service that doesn’t spam you with emails, calls, or text messages after you have paid for it, it’s a very common sales tactic

@@red2theelectricboogaloo961 Plenty of services have aftercare, especially expensive ones. Free servicing for large machinery or cars, 24/7 hotline for professional assistance on high end service plans, lifetime warranties, these are all forms of after care to entice customers to remain within their ecosystem and make repeat purchases

All marketting is about scamming people.

They would have never been caught

Only works because they were still being paid in cash, wouldn't fly if the money was hitting bank accounts.

these scams aren't anything new, they still go on LOL They ahve been around sine the beginning of the internet

@ArcaneThingOfBeauty It was working for her until that one girl made the mistake of blocking those 2 guys who went to the police.

@@hocuspocus9713 also spending in cash in a place that wouldn't care about it

in other words, marketing are actually scam tactics with a guil-free labelling for the deluded professional lolol

@@creativeb549 the difference is morals and value creation.

Lol this just proves that marketers are scammers too.

@@bunniewood depending on morals and offerings. marketers do not create need. they merely make you aware that you have needs and they can satisfy you. your need can be bread, car or drugs. at the end of the day, its your own decision making in the free market. thus, being well informed through continue learning serve a purpose for free market mechanism to work.

Marketing is just slimy newspeak for scamming purposes, confirmed. As if that wasn't already known though.

I mean you say punish but it seems like she was a kind of addict. Alienation plus addiction to the affection from her escort, it seems she needed therapy and rehabilitacion.

Her juvenile reactions to getting called a criminal are about what I'd expect of someone so deranged to be proud of making money like this

​@@bogdan7266this is literally how everything works under the capitalist economic system, the only difference being it's an individual doing it instead of a faceless corporation

@@Vanity0666 This is called human greed, corruption and selfishness. It has nothing to do with "capitalist economic system". These are things that happen under every system from Feudalism to Communism. Only in those systems, a lot more innocent people end up suffering. Though I expect explaining this is like trying to explain it to a brick wall.

@@kristoffer8609 my point is that it is encouraged

@@Vanity0666 How exactly? Capitalism is a system where people have the freedom to sell their goods and services in a free market. That's literally all it is. In no way is greed or corruption more "encouraged" than it is compared to systems like Socialism or Communism. In fact, quite the opposite.

Not to forget... she was also already married.

You don't decide who you like

I just don't understand how someone who literally understands the game still fell for it. And it's not like she feel for it by another good scammer...she literally went to the lion's den of romance scams

​@@LoveEachDay94 but you decide what you do , and she decided to chase someone she liked for superficial reason without even caring if the guy liked her back , that is just a recipe for disaster

@@LoveEachDay94I dislike this idea because it suggests that it justifies your pursuits even though you could be wrong about what you like and eventually need a professional to help you change.

Wait until u actually see what kind of men and women work in such clubs.

I don't understand just how lonely someone might be, to give the other person money without ever having met. I mean if I'm going to give a girl, say, €40k, I wanna at least have made a hot dog with her. It just seems excessive to give to someone you've only texted with. Not to talk down on the victims, the criminal is still a criminal, and I probably just can't place myself in the mindset of someone who is so extraordinarily lonely and living basically to work, rather than working to live.

I know pretty girls like this. The worst part is they always look like they GOT money, but really are the worst at making financial decisions and are always broke. You would think someone smart wouldn't be so stupid.

@@thany3 she did lead them about thinking she was their girlfriend, so that's probably what it was.

Thank you for stating that scams are illegal! Not sure if showing off her methods is wise, although I realize a scammer's criminal success is limited by charisma & luck... In addition to effective law enforcement response... There's also the possibility that she's a guy or underage given her history of fraud and deceit... All around, not a great career choice. I hear you can make more money doing honest work.

Andrew Tate PUA course teaches this exploits

@@LukasVokrinekdon’t be a simp

A fool and his money are soon parted.

@@LukasVokrinek No, don't be a simp period, there's no wiggle room in that lesson.

​@@LukasVokrinek But why? You could spend that time getting scammed forming real relationships/friendships that'll help you more and keep you happier long term

@@LukasVokrinek Just don't be a simp, like at all.. Use the money for something better.

I don’t think you know what “prolific” means.

I respect her grind, the system she came up with was actually pretty complete and doable, and that's why I respect that she was able to capitalize on various things to gain money. The only downfall is that she got pretty arrogant, and sometimes stupid, you could sense the teenage impulsivity in her. Anyways, regardless, if she's sociopathic by nature, why blame her? And by what moral standard will people judge her on when everyone is making up their own? Is her bad the same as yours? Her good the same as mine? I think the men who fell for it are responsible for themselves and for how they got scammed. How will you believe that this random woman that's showering you with attention suddenly when you lived your whole life with no interactions with women and you are just an average joe? They were really stupid not gonna lie.

You live with no compassion and prey on the helpful people = face the judgement on the day you die. You say your sin is the same as the rest, then your saviour needs to be the correct one. His name starts with J.

​@@ovld2023Jack? Jason? Johnny?

@@ovld2023 thats great actually i laughed while typing

Yep she gives off that vibe Yakuza

The fact the he uses the song from the Cabaret Club mini game in Yakuza 0 is the cherry on top.

And then you get a Tauriner for your trouble.

A lot of Yakuza substories are actually inspired by real stories they heard from people around them or people they meet in night nightlife areas etc haha

Holy shit, right on the spot

In Japan, like many Asian countries, defamation works very differently than in Western countries.

​@@CAHSR2020Really? How?

He knew she would incriminate herself, so he doubted she would go to the cops.

@@vegnewbI had to look it up. Truth isn’t a defense in Japanese defamation law. The only defense is that it was a matter of public interest. So you can’t talk smack about someone to make people think less of them, but you can warn others of their illegal acts. The gamble is in determining which line the courts will think you fall on.

@@CAHSR2020 Every bad word about her method came out of HER mouth. The host was smart enough not to simply overstate what she was doing and then, because of her character, she kept doubling down on what she does and how she does things. Only in the end he condone her and it's not even harsh.

Thank you for stating that scams are illegal! Not sure if showing off her methods is wise, although I realize a scammer's criminal success is limited by charisma & luck... In addition to effective law enforcement response... There's also the possibility that she's a guy or underage given her history of fraud and deceit... All around, not a great career choice. I hear you can make more money doing honest work.

@@justinlavine9209Ehhhh, 2 Million/year vs 30,000/year. Sorta, if you’re a high paying lawyer or something. China pays well for services I’ve heard but overall, not significantly much. Honest work is good, safe, and respectable but there’s a reason why OF, Host Clubs, the Adult Industry, drug dealing and even Strip Clubs _continue_ to do so well. The numbers don’t lie. It makes perfect sense why they continue these shady practices even if it’s unethical.