‘Fake socialite’ lives 21 days for free in Beijing as social experiment 

I'll believe when they show the reaction or conversations from that place authorities..like when she get that Gucci bag

Lol people always judge what others look like it will never end

@@MiniNinja258 yup, its carved in our roots way way way back

This is the exact opposite of rich people faking poor prank.

@@MiniNinja258 it is psychology, for you to not judge other, you need to be able to stay still when a giant bulky scary monster with a weapon charge toward you.

True

why

true, she's pretty and knows how to do make up that fits chinese beauty standard

Important!!

Exactly I think this plays a bigger role tbh, like you could look average/below average (not attractive average) and this would never work

Right, she had a clear mind and was just doing a social experiment

True

She literally could have gotten arrested for trespassing, loitering, several reasons.

The food there ist not "free", you have to pay much more for your ticket, so practically you pay for the food there. Airlines usually dont offer charitable services😅

@@easypeasy7584 Haha, I know, that's why I put it in quotation marks

That's sounded like a con artist/thief lol. You could've just walk out without taking stuff that doesn't belong to you.

@@sowhat1674 That's true. Strictly speaking, it was unethical. I got like a muffin and a cup of coffee or so. But the thrill was what made it fun and memorable. Edit: But it's also interesting, because the moment I realized I didn't belong there, it instantly felt different, like I might arouse suspicion. I wonder if the woman in this video had the same feeling at first, and if it went away over time.

Oh that’s a nice experience

Exactly

Much get offf internet

@@idealmasters true tho

Her creativity also has to be admired. Getting a gucci bag using the excuse of 'I couldn't get a paper bag otherwise' and sleeping in the hotel under the pretense of catching a cheating husband are super smart.

Exactly because social elite do have a different way of dialog. Just as like the middle/ poor class have certain dialog that their only their social norm or role can understand. Slang, choice of words...etc

Genius? Says someone with a two digit IQ.

@@michelesmith2620 ok bro

U saying this bec u r also pretty

@@ministryoftruth8499 a man could ABSOLUTELY pull this off. The biggest thing is being confident and acting the part. A man would only need a nice-looking suit that fits well, basic grooming, and an expensive-looking watch. After that it's all acting and faking it til you make it-- if Zou didn't act well and seemed nervous and out of her depth, she would have been questioned more.

@@ministryoftruth8499 And that shows what society values. Exactly the point of her project.

Where can you watch those experiments?

yea where? is it on YT

@@alicechase9290 unfortunately no, alot of the experiments are only on Chinese social media platform.

where did you find this bro im looking for it and cant find anything ☹️

@@nororoshop7273​​⁠It's in Chinese and on Bilibili (the Chinese version of RU-vid), her username is 邹雅琦

True what you say. Confident appearance and a sense of authority can make a huge difference in how people treat you. Still. You all make one basic mistake: You all confuse self-confidence and authority, with respect. But just because someone isn't confident in themselves, doesn't mean you have the right to treat them bad either. Showing self-confidence and authority is one thing. Showing respekt, the other.

Nah people in china are different they aren't like americans. They never give af about anyone other than their own except if they look wealthy, beautiful or just someone needed. She could act like doja cat for all they care about is her status. Her attitude means nothing outside obviously people will mock jn their heads

Yep definition of art is attention to detail. Not only looks and wealthy looking, but knowing how to put things in details came out with successful acting.

ya

And the fact that she collected so many free items and made art pieces out of them for her gallery in the end is amazing

yep

Yep, add a little bit sad background story she might won the Golden Buzzer🤣🤣🤣

But how she did? Is not permitted to sleep in lobby's, she fake the book paaae

But forging passes is definitely a crime innit? Or am I missing something?

I read the post. She didnt forged anything, she merely walked past and the security didnt questioned her.

There's actually a similar story of this one guy who has adapted it to a book and a movie. It's called "Catch me if you can" and it's basically about the main character having full confidence to the point in which it only brought him to being detained by the feds after finding out that he has been making fraudulent checks. He's pretty confident on everything as he was able to pretend as an airline pilot.

@@mbr41 but wasnt that back in 1960s? dont think you can fake a check anymore

That is the single most insane thing I've ever read. Thank you, Hong Kong.

ever heard of the guy from "Catch me if you can?"

And shameless.

@@mr.america9806 at least her experiment was a success, and she has become a professional artist. ~(^_^ ~)

@@mr.america9806 not more than you

@@mr.america9806 I aspire to be as shameless as her. Not to scam people though

Chinese don’t have a high standard of beauty then if that’s all it takes

@@truthmatters758 a lot better than you lol

@@truthmatters758 tell me you’re pressed without telling me you’re pressed

@@truthmatters758 She looks a lot better than you, and I don't even need to see your face to know that's a fact. Cope harder.

@@truthmatters758 🧑‍✈️🤡 do you prefer big chicks? To each their own

I don't think you understand that she didn't "get free food", she stole it. Yes, the vip area for example has "free food".... if you've paid for the vip membership. It's not free food.

It was not free, she had a fake vip.

@@Evitaschannel ...

@@ToProsca ...

Then give them money when you pass them by. We have governments who give money to all sorts of nonsense feminist and LGBT organisations that could go towards feeding the homeless. You don't complain about that. You complain about a girl eating for free when really she has a fake VIP card. None of it is free

Or “Go big or go home” ❤️

I think you meant con-woman

Yes true I come from lower income family and the lack that I realize between lower income and high class, other than the money obviously, is the lack of confidence. Most lower income people have inferiority trait especially when they are in totally different places like extravagant and lavish venue. Me, myself, I will feel very awkward there because of my lack of confidence and inferior feeling

Bet she got the idea from the movie catch me if you can lol

@@thunderedsun203 True! Thanks for the correction

Very true. I get cold feet even to enter a hi-end showroom feeling judged by every pair of eye. On the other hand, we all know that many wealthy people showing off their wealth and getting all the special treatments could be under huge debts yet they will have their confidence with them all the way.

I believe she was born in a way that fits chinese beauty standards, and using her biological given advantage to show through research and sociology how society works is what make her stand out. She didn't fake to be rich so she could get free stuff, she did it to prove a political view.

Rich kids does look pretty tho since they have a lot of money for treatments etc

This would have never worked if she didn't fit the standard. So you disregarding that facts takes away from the truth of the matter.

@@victoriagouveia8465 Great "work". But hey, atleast she's got a free paper bag...

Agree. Pretty is not enough to be successful in this experience. If you are pretty but you give yourself away with insecurity, hesitance or misbehaviour there's no automatic privilege.

I heard that the policy is that they let you sleep since it would help make the sale....but I saw that on the internet.....

Because this is China, not the US. No one was arrested in China

In China people take naps on the beds and work on the couch in Ikea, it's normal, it's like testing the product

in china people work sm that they fall asleep everywhere so i guess it was a common occurrence

never heard this before...they do 'arrest' people sleeping in IKEA?

Yeah, I thought that too, but what about her sleeping in the Hotel lounge? Sure maybe they thought of her as a potential client but a regular person would be denied of sleeping in the lounge. Or how about the security guard? Maybe he wanted to protect her thinking she might buy something or simply wanted to provide customer service. It's not just about being a potential client, but the added layer of power and privilege she received. People place so much value on money that they treat those with tons of it as elite. Creating this insane divide between the wealthy and the poor. Where the wealthy are given more and more, but the poor receive less and less.

But this is obvious since money rules the world. Nothing really shocking.

@@phantommohawk9939 Having proof and putting it in video like this just hits the nail.

it isn't free stuffs, it is an investment, or bait, depending on how you view rich people, LOL

People are just scared of rich people, considering how much power they have 🤷, you could lose your job if you made a mistake to one of them

She need to Document her experience to make Movie or Drama. She talented to act in any situation and condition. No wonder everyone think she is real rich girl.

@Comrade uhm why?

@Comrade she should be arrested because people are dumb and judge the book by its cover ?

@Comrade I can see why you think like that. I also think that "isn't this what scammer often do?" at one point. But I also can understand that it's a social experiment, and she's just collecting freebies or using "free" priviledge that, whether u want it or not, do be given a lot to wealthy people (not necessarily have to be handsome/pretty, coz not all welthy ppl are handsome/pretty based on mainstream standart, but the way they're dressed and acted will contribute a lot). So, in the end I thought "Hmm, I guess it's okay" coz technically speaking, she's not stealing nor staying inside a hotel room.

@@dontbeallergictostudying9179 🤔 Interesting...

@Comrade shes not stealing or anything, she was offered free stuff, it on them if they got fooled by her.

You "worked" at a nonprofit. Says it all. How do you work if there's no profit? All non-profits are scams, you were scammers. It wasn't free, none of it is free, someone paid for it, someone paid for your stay.

The rich get richer

no its just business and if they look rich theres potential for profit its really not that hard to grasp

@@changeyouryoutubechannelna1434 that's not the point being made, we understand why these brands and hotels and such are so inclined to give free goods to the rich, the issue lies on a broader scale, the fact that so much is given to those who already have plenty when thousands of millions are struggling to eat is concerning, especially when it's exposed so clearly, 21 days living for free because of a made up privilege when native Americans have to pay dozens of dollars for a meal, of course it's shocking

True. Rich people get freebies, gifts which are expensive. They get expensive free stuff. People are scared to give them cheap stuff or poor customer service because they might complain and ruin another person's or business' reputation. While if you are poor, your voice and existence are not important.

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If me ill just pass by 😎

@@imunknownunknown1114 oh u so coool

You would believe she's a socialite if you see her sleeping in a hotel lobby?? If I saw that I would immediately know something is up.

@@morganfreeman5972 why would you even see her sleeping in the hotel's lobby? Unless you check in in that particular hotel and stay there for 2 days at least. What i meant is first impression my guy.

@@morganfreeman5972 the magazine review only says, "she lived freely for 21 days in the metropolis"... It doesn't says, " She enjoyed all the free privileges through pretence alone, dressing up like a socialite without spending any money to purchase expensive items"

Exactly. People are missing the point. It's mostly because she's a pretty GIRL.

Just China

@@oceanusman i think in india/indonesian u can do it too,if u have pretty face&fake branded bag lol

Agreed, she's pretty to begin with.

Yeah, I'm convinced her experiment worked not just because of pretend privilege but pretty privilege

She didn't expose anything, this was just a reminder

@@zhin4362 well ok however I'm pretty sure the message isn't that looks can be deceiving, but the fact that she got help/food and shelter when she acted rich, meanwhile the poor who actually need those things wouldn't be able to get them (The rich gets richer even if they have no actual money in their bags, they even don't have to pay even though they can meanwhile the poor gets no help)

U guys should read about anna delvey, this case is nearly the same as her but she got caught. I can't believe some would call this con-women a women empowerment act. If it's a guy it would be a different story

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A con artist

a real life actress as opposed to...?

@@realmasterhdd9724 you mean she's like a method actor????

@@purplebubblegum4055 she is the main actor

she said that wasn't her intention

I'd love to see her experiment as different social classes but with different looks. Surely the treatment towards attractive socialites, unattractive socialites, attractive poor ppl and unattractive poor ppl are totally different.

@@lovepuppy4627 she literally said it was what

@@zelder1371 6:10

@@lovepuppy4627 I'm sceptical about these statements, this channel might be just a propaganda tool for China.

She looks like Zhao Lusi

Looks are definitely a major part of this, but I think attitude/behavior is what sells it

China is one of the safest countries, don't even worry about that. You can go out at 3am in the street. Beside, these places she stayed are even safer: the airport, the hotels ,the galleries etc which have many police and guards. when I was a teenage girl I always sleep on the sofa in Beijing airport if I arrive at night. Because my family think it's safe staying in the lobby than catching a taxi to hotel.

Ironically, China is incredibly safe in the areas she ventured. It’s not like the mess in NYC or San Francisco rn. Outside of the big cities and high-end place though, it’ revert to low-safety, constant vigilant for the most part

She slept in some "nice" areas. It's not like she went into a favela or something.

@@nunyabiznes33 Even in "nice" areas, you can still get stalkers in Japan 😂 Check out that video about how a vlogger gets stalked or another gets molested fr in Japan. But yeah, she shouldnt be that careless

China is very safe for women unlike USA or Europe. Very odd considering the communist culture. You can run with earbuds on. Go out at night alone. Its very freeing to be able to do those things there as opposed to the US

The only thing I'd debate is how legitimate her project is. There are multiple holes, like sleeping in IKEA. They're pretty heavily aware in all stores internationally of any people sleeping in their beds, since they're used to vloggers trying to do it. Not to mention her sleeping in IKEA doesn't have anything to do with class, it'd just be a case of evasion.

@@obi-wankenobi8446 I’d say that the store section is the only real inconsistency if IKEA really does let ANYONE in. There are other factors for her nice treatment that’s not about class, but I could also say that classism is the strongest factor in deciding who receives kindness or not.

Yeah this is a great example of what she said.

​@@obi-wankenobi8446 maybe they do it different in Beijing IKEAs, who knows.

but how does she get away with sleeping in a hotel lobby?

@@kanyetheofficial she has pretty privilege, just like this girl in the video.

@@lukerivera6514 yea but still professional hotels will question

@@lukerivera6514 like did they never said anything

@@kanyetheofficial she is more slick than she is pretty. Most people will melt in her hands.

Yeah

Sneak - 100 Speech - 100

It's all to maintain the luxury status. If poor can afford it then why called luxury?! But to be fair this treatment isn't just present among luxury high class. Even poor shopkeeper will try to keep it's rich customer pleased. Bcs profit.

The rich exploit the poor remember? And when the rich treats the lower class as equals, who will work for them? The Hierarchy always work to keep the status in line

@@invalleria wishful thinking That's not how a human works Without a sense of belonging We can't even get satisfaction And when u r already rich What u need now is things like enjoyments, status, respect Suppose u win a race for which u practiced 15 years in Olympics And u get a medal And nothing else And when u go to a store The same medal everyone can buy for $2 That would be hurtful as well as dispointing Everything is their beaucuse it's needed Suppose u remove social herichy (communism) No one will work hard Cause not everyone need money They need fellow living beings respect As humans are a social being

Time for a communist revolution!

@@invalleria It's how nature works. There will always be a hierarchy. This is real life, not a movie.

@@sxnap3480 If you lived in a city small enough for you to see the same beggars over and over, you'd observe that phenomenon. It's not rare at all to see someone's decline from relatable to outright disorganized homeless over a few months.

A for absurdity?

@@ellenaivanovych4916 A for an astonishing project.

@@ellenaivanovych4916 A for proving how society work

no she wont their teachers are members of the ccp so its minus 9000 social creds to her

@@pastlivesxd5858 Lol they like it. You haven't seen the weibo?

yooooo epic movie

The Talented Mr Ripley also comes to mind!

@@jp9707 no he was just envious of the man he looked up to.

That confidence is the reason why people don't trust one another nowadays. I still admire for her cleverness and keen eye for exploiting the maliciously generous companies.

@@sorrychangedmyusername3594 bet those companies wouldnt be "maliciously generous" if she wasn't pretty or pretended to be rich

Well yeah if I only have a handful of seconds to tell whether or not a stranger is ok to interact with or not, there’s not much I can work with within that timeframe.

❤️

The evil old people death stare for just wearing a hoodie and skull cap

Yo i remember this one guy did illegal car racing and hit people with a car. There's a vid of him on tiktok getting judge at the court for his crime but everyone (on tiktok) commented to let him go cause he's "cute" ???? Like tf, a father lose his family and they said to let a criminal go?

It's pretty much an unsaid rule that middle class cannot match high society

Reminds me of that dude who worked as an double agent for both the Germans and allies in ww2, and got medals on both sides. And the Germans never knew, or cared.

Women are used to being in places they don't belong in. The very principle of hypergamy means that women since the dawn of our species have been enjoying the privileges earned by someone else. No badass here. Nothing new here. Any man in the dating market knew all of this already.

I mean, as long as you know the worst case scenario is that you'd get a slap in the wrist it's quite easy

@@Succubus_Loli what I'm sayin

I would say it actually looks impressive lol. I was nervous for her for some reason. This is kind of remarkable. I’m an (attractiveish) woman in her 30s and I get treated a certain way when I look nice, but I even after seeing someone else do this, I don’t think I would have the confidence to do it. I’m very impressed.

I was thinking the same thing!

Yes, I wonder a man can do this?

Yes a man can do that just present yourself as a son of a rich ceo

But Anna delvey is much worse...she looted on her peers pockets ang burying them on debt.

Anna Delvey wasn’t beautiful, she was confident, tastefully dressed, and a great conversationist. You don’t have to be physically attractive to present yourself as a higher class, but not many have that extreme confidence and quick-wittedness to fake a completely new persona.

I think it's about blending, you lived on city dress like a citizen, when you on village be a villager.

That's the whole thing with power imbalance, dude. No one 100% loves their boss for example, but they HAVE to be super nice to them OR ELSE. So 🤷.

Don't hate the player, hate the game.

She's an art student. Most likely, she has rich parents. So she already knows that "world" quite well and can carry it off despite not having any actual money in her handbag. This is just my conjecture.

@@DaigoParry I tend to agree - the fact that she's already so familiar with the concept of being rich, a socialite, the brands, etc despite just being a young student tells me as much..

@@DaigoParry but she said she comes from a poor family right? And that she isn't a socialite? I thought I saw something along those lines

@@Ariadne4 she may have friend, relatives, know someone actually rich or our defination of poor, rich are very different,... I mean that level of confident is hard to come naturally but can "easily" learn

@@huyckhl6074 ah right

U guys should read about anna delvey, this case is nearly the same as her but she got caught. I can't believe some would call this con-women a women empowerment act. If it's a guy it would be a different story

The best part is even the people she duped didn't lose money. She's basically living off "free samples" that are available in abundance because there aren't many people that can access those "free samples" in the first place.

@@nani_bow3489 no one said this is women empowerment tho but more of a pretty privilege as everyone stated in the comment section, especially the fact everyone noticed that rich people just get anything for free as stated in the video. I don't think it will be much difference if it's a guy who is handsome enough to do this either.

@@nani_bow3489 I'm don't know who said this is women empowerment, I don't really agree. I think this is more of how societies treat rich and pretty people differently. And I'm sure a man with a lot of confidence and charisma with an outfit and style that looks the part can pull this off just as well as the woman. Also stop spamming that on every comment you come across

@@nani_bow3489Ever hear of Abagnale? He's a conman legend

Well the faking VIP passes sound like it could cause trouble but seems in the worst case one get kicked out.

It's easy when you have nothing to lose.

@@user-ol5bj4dm2v not really.

@@user-ol5bj4dm2v Yeah sure how bout you try it

Sleeping in Ikeas pretty much sounds like what survivors do in IKEA SCP 3008 version, I would glad to join!

yes, I agree. it is very unfair that rich people can get things free but poor people need to pay

the freebies are given to keep the rich customer as a long-time customer, they're not being generous just for the sake. It's more out of graciousness for the massive financial support a wealthy customer gives esp if they're a regular. For ex vip lounge access in airports are given to frequent flyers - people who spend more money for the airlines than regular people who might vacation once a year. In fact these people who meet the reqs for vip treatment spend such an excess of money that the freebies seem kinda pointless and akin to giving a dollar or quarter to a billionaire. The hyper inflation of the airline tickets these ppl are paying (whether business class or 1st class) is so high that technically it's all included in the ticket - it's just marketed as a freebie - like the complimentary champagne.

they just want money. thats why if you go to Vegas with millions of dollars to gamble, you'll probably get a free suite at the hotel. businesses are only nice because they want your money.

@@3xitthissid3 Exactly, it's like when you book a hotel room and "complimentary" breakfast is included with it. It's not complimentary at all, it's part of the price that you paid for the room itself. You wouldn't be able to enjoy that "complimentary" breakfast if you didn't book a room. Or if you didn't trick people into thinking you booked one, I guess.

Exactly, similarly in the shanghai lockdown in the past few months, I've heard rich ppl received lots of free food supplies from big merchants and companies but poor ppl cannot even guarantee their food supply.

exactly

They have to defend their narrative by any means necessary, even if said narrative is complete BS, what a 🤡🌎

They were kind because they thought her to be a client, not because it's the right thing to do.

Really? and the QR Code scanning and all the security cameras were suddenly turned off at those high end places...? CMON PEOPLE, USE COMMONSENSE WHEN YOU SEE THESE SUSPICIOUS REPORTS FROM MSM.

Yup ,correct elaboration of the original sentences . Most of the time ,people are just easily misleaded by the sentences posed by media or government. If she pretend to be a beggar ,hehe , definitely will be whisked off to police station or chased away immediately .

Yes I would too, but when you really think about it, what’s the worst that can actually happen right? Get kicked out at most

It only works for females. If you are a male you have to be more smart about it. Chances of getting kicked out is more often for males.

@@KOKOBC Yes there is no shame and insult in it . Right ?

@@KOKOBC I agree except for fake VIP pass, you might be ended up in jail for doing a fraud

Only for females.

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U guys should read about anna delvey, this case is nearly the same as her but she got caught. I can't believe some would call this con-women a women empowerment act. If it's a guy it would be a different story

@@nani_bow3489 agreed. I would just call it attention-seeker and a lazy attempt at a uni project.

@@blu3j00Ls its one thing to seek attention, its another to test the hypothesis, and to get away being treated highly without being caught/exposed that they aren't who they seem

And also -999999 social credit👲👍

We live in a society

The ironic part is them mega rich see normal people like the normal people see the homeless people

@@usoda6974 this is the reason why I turned my back on the society

As uncomfortable it may be for many to read this, the same applies to how we see and treat people with various skin colors.

The disgusting thing is that these rich "gurus" are promoting you sticking with people of the higher class to be like them let the poor stay poor and rich stay rich .

Yeah it's not really convincing but I am guessing the people did not care enough to pry

Why not? They have potential purchasing power. Should the ones that desire to give be controlled by the state?

@@genetung8590 in the end it's just business.

She is not even really telling the truth in this experiment. This experiment was proof a young pretty girl has privilege’s this is also how we end up with Karen’s. Them pretty young girls become old middle age women and suddenly lose that super power this is not my theory it was explained in some RU-vid I came across. So collectively we are all to blame for the world full of Karen’s

@@sko1beer interesting point about Karens. Never thought about the reason :D

@@sko1beer my friend, a guy, also get this superpower because he is a 9, supermodel face, clear skin with decent muscle. after witnessing it, tbh imo, life is really isn't fair and people are more shallow nowday

Anna was for living that fake life. This girl is experimenting to show the world what the society is like if you look rich. There is a difference.

Anna got herself in serious debt from all the escaped payment and fraud this girl didn't

@@weijunlow876 Well, all the free stuff that she get was actually a bait for rich people to invest in their company. It really depends on how people view "rich" people.

Street smarts and confidence. There's another channel(tho not sure if scripted) did alot of things faking his way. From vip events to entering theme parks for free it's crazy to think "fake it till you make it" can be real.

isn't it there will be a series about Anna ... ain't sure if it was NETFLIX

It’s intrinsic to human nature rather than any particular system. Society always supports it’s elite. If you were a noble in the medieval period your word in a court of law would be heard while a peasant’s would be ignored. And would never have to work a day in your life. If you’re politically connected in the soviet union you’d get the nicest apartments and holiday vouchers and first dibs on the shortage goods.

Things are made cheap for the rich because how people make money of the rich is different. For example low interest rates, on the surface it seems illogical that a bank which you would think is trying to maximize its income would give the wealthiest person the lowest rates. The reason is actually simple, the bank gets a lot more money in the long run by charging 1% fees on large investing accounts over 7% fees on something expensive. As an example let's take a fancy car worth 250000 dollars. A rich person with high credit scores will probably get a 3% interest rate but banks don't just look at the wealthy persons money, they look at where there money is. A 7% interest over 6 years on a 250000 dollar car will yield the bank something like 60000 or 70000 dollars where a 3% is more like 25000 to 30000 ish (rough numbers). The thing is allowing the rich person to invest that extra 35000 into an investing account charging 1% over 20 to 30 years with a 7% return on investment will yield far more then the 30000 the lost on the car, something like 115000. The more the person knows investing as well as considering their personal income those types of decisions rapidly stack to being millions of dollars. Take my 401k as an example. I get charged like 1% per year in fees and get a return of about 9% per year over a 10 year average. I do this while continuing to add to that account at 1050 dollars a month (starting at 24 years old) and roughly this translates to about 2.1 million dollars in fees, after fees I would have about 3.2 million dollars. Essentially how one handles money fundamentally changes how everything in that person's life is perceived from the banks perspective. More money to the rich person means more money for them depending on wealth maintenance habits. The next question is how does a bank know it will have access to that person's money if they let them keep it? Individually they don't so they still charge interest. The interest is decided more along the lines of a statistical likelihood of wealthy individuals having a part in their investing accounts over a "competitors" accounts. I have "competitors" in quotes because roughly speaking all the banks realized that dealing with the problem as an aggregate statistic maximized everyone's outcomes. They didn't necessarily require active coordination to come to that realization. The method of treating the situation from a probability standpoint only works because everyone agrees to it and they agree to it because it is actually empirically the best method of approaching the problem. All other methods have a high reward but absurdly high risk making other methods not necessarily worth the trouble. Just match the interest rate to a statistic of most efficient charge rate relative to likelihood of investment participation in their particular financial products directly or indirectly. To put this another way, the more you narrow the ways in which you interact with a bank the more they charge on the specific ways you interact with it. If you maximize the options of interaction the bank has and prove successful at this the less any individual avenue is charged because the money is gained from dealing with the aggregate of options, not in an individual interaction. (This is not me agreeing or disagreeing with the system it's just pointing out how it works). As a related topic this actually implies money is valued differently depending on the perception of the person who has the dollar and banks have ways of figuring out perceptions of individuals indirectly. The moral implications of this are fairly extreme and interesting because it would change how most people understand finance as a whole. A dollar is not simply a dollar to a bank, a dollar is whatever opportunities an individuals situation/perceptions allow it to be and banks calculate this. This being the source of inequality rather then just a number means the policies of inequality are highly related to regulating individual perception or removing individual maintenance over wealth as a method of maximizing it. That changes what social programs actually are to a politician. It usually means they don't trust their own population/constituents. That should make people highly cautious of the actual intentions of most if not every politician on its own and what it says about how they view the character of the people they "represent".

You worded that perfectly

@@crown9413 Its obviously not intrinsic to human nature, but rather it is common throughout the history of civilization. But civilization has only existed for a fraction of human existance. Theres no reason why we can't have a more egalitarian society that does not have any "elites" with far more power and control over resources than the average person.

@@crown9413 If anything what is wierd and alien to human nature is the current system. Its not like when we were hunter gatherers every single person was directing resources from their labour to a small section of elites who did not work but had all the power.

U guys should read about anna delvey, this case is nearly the same as her but she got caught. I can't believe some would call this con-women a women empowerment act. If it's a guy it would be a different story

Scammers are a dime a dozen and as old as time itself. She just had a camera and the internet to upload it to.

@@nani_bow3489 no one said this was an act to empower woman

@@nani_bow3489 It's not empowerment though. Read the room. Men can still pull if off, and no one is calling scamming/conning socialites as female empowerment 🙄

@@nani_bow3489 You completely missed the point of this video. This isn’t about “women empowerment” at all. It’s about showing class discrimination in society.

got some tips? Help a stranger out, lol 🤣

Sure you are

@@oneofthosemoments4564 stand tall, talk as if you don’t really care about anything but you know you ought to be there. Be polite to other people, but act like you serve no-one. Dress well (but fairly casually, like you don’t really need to dress formally: eg dress shirt, chinos, quarter-zip, etc.) Hope this helps for whatever you’re doing lol, soz if it’s a little late

what are examples of things you've gotten away with/differential treatment?

@@zeeone4492 What they said isn't so far fetched.

U guys should read about anna delvey, this case is nearly the same as her but she got caught. I can't believe some would call this con-women a women empowerment act. If it's a guy it would be a different story

I don't get anything intellectual about this project. Not sure why is everyone wow-ed by this.

@@nani_bow3489 if a guy did it I think it would've been received the same way. I can't see it differently anyways

@@blu3j00Ls same, As a social experiment, it's alright, But to present it as your final presentation before graduation, getting full marks and immediately landing a job "as an artist"? Ridiculous.

@@nani_bow3489 but no one called it women empowerment though

It should be tho

@@wmurd 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣,, you need to learn your history properly my dear.

The tiktoker who goes to different houses asking what they do got one girl who said daddy bought her mansion for her.

My sister went to a much better school than me but she didn't get a tonne of freebies. She struggled to keep up with others rich lifestyle, not having an iPhone, branded items, jewelry etc. Not that they were even judgemental about it but it was clear she was lacking & she felt envious when they could all listen to their iPod in study time. She did get invited to social events but where as they had a new dress for each party she didn't, or it wasn't quite right, SK she stick out a bit. Often she couldn't go to events she was invited too because she couldn't afford the transport, or hotel stay, entrance ticket etc. I think the social factor is a big event here, my sister is shy & has anxiety, so struggles to make friends or make people be generous to her.

@@NotAnotherKuromi that would be a factor too. My sister had no shame in going with the same clothes to every free party and barbecue.

yes because thats how rich people stay rich

@@NotAnotherKuromi yep that’s exactly what is needed. Charm people enough for them to extend a free hand to you.

Tbh that just sounds like social skills rather than class

They thought she was rich, they were too scared to question her...

She made an Excuse that allows her to do just that.

On Chinese Valentine’s Day, the hotel staff probably let her stay when she told them she was trying to catch her cheating husband. (A lie but probably a story hotel staff know very well and can get behind.)

You can sleep in airport lounge without being questioned. My maximum stay on such was 16 hours.

@@yujinyi6099 yes and for this part it does makes sense

Lol that movie is my 2nd favourite Leonardo DiCaprio's movie after Titanic...

Here, we know that old uncle in short pants and plain shirt is the bank's priority customer.

I think it depends on each individual's personality and perspective,I've known some rich people who's anything but plain, modest,and frugal while also meeting several rich people who's the complete opposite of those things

@@aureliajesical.1569 True but personally if I'm the worker who saw her, I also wouldn't approach her too. Not because she looks rich, but the way she acted makes me feel like she's one those crazy girlfriend type somehow and I don't want to deal with that.

The ones you mentioned probably were old money folks. This girl here is acting like new money ones. I know that because I was studying in the same environment with wealthy young people and the way they behave as confidently as her

@@celline.t That's money from mommy and daddy. If they are studying, they do not hold a job or have time to own and operate a business. The people with the highest net worth in this world tend to be older people who have years of work experience and accumulated a fortune from savings and investment. Most young people haven't learned how to make money yet.

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Right. And Free stay at the hotel? I believe she'll be ask what room she's in or what kind of reservation she'd like by the time she enters the place. idk

@@alleuy ikr there are plot holes in her story

Emm. It is true that there is a lot of misogyny. But to prove your point first we would need a man who pretends to be a socialite, don't you think?

@@user-qb3gm4pu2m I don’t think so. All one needs to do is compare the difference in diversity in makeup/ fashion/products around visual presentation aimed towards both genders

@@eggbeater1682 yeah that's undeniable, but I think a handsome well dressed and charismatic man could also pull this off. Like in catch me if you can.

@@nik021298 for sure! I don’t doubt it. Guess I’m just pointing out that in China tho, it’s a lot more common to see rich guys completely underdress in ways rich girls are not expected to

Ikr

What is her name ? can you help me to know her social media name. 🙂

@myself Ammu:) sorry I don't know her 🥺

Members of the working class must be honest or society will put its heel on their heads and crush them. The wealthy and idle class, OTOH... There's this story about a wealthy white woman who had $500k worth of stolen purses stashed in a room.

Idk to me, this is more about how pretty and presentable she looks🤣

@@TheGreatWasian_you just said the same thing.

Yeah! Just it would be cool to see someone who wasn't "traditionally attractive" do this too. You know, just to errrrr see it and not imagine it.

@@contorta960 In south east asia you could literally go in every events unannounced as long as you are a kind hearted person.

The double standard is real. Many don't want to admit it. It's clear and obvious especially in Asia, Caucasians get treated differently.

You think too much. China people just don't want to get into trouble.😂

She's like a naughty spoiled princess. I wanna see more. Some of those rich folks start with nothing. They probably won't mind since the hotel provide for everything

U guys should read about anna delvey, this case is nearly the same as her but she got caught. I can't believe some would call this con-women a women empowerment act. If it's a guy it would be a different story

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@@condorX2 thirsty

@@nani_bow3489 :) her project’s point is all abt reflect the way this world operates. Why y’all just can judge her personality :)