The Shameful Case of Jen Shah 

I dunno, I get the feeling he watches them occasionally of his own volition. With a glass of red and a lot of snarky commentary.

He has a wife?!

@@lateformyownbirth RE: the end of the video, apparently not anymore!

@@Louis-wp3fq Yes, I made that comment before I reached the end of the video. Please apply the past tense in all future readings of my comment so my joke still lands. Thanks in advance

@@Louis-wp3fq Hmm? How did you reach that conclusion?

I doubt it's that difficult..

Nah it’s just the FBI can’t be bothered to find them - too busy infiltrating and trying to control Twitter 😂

Its self selecting. You have to be a bit dim and very narcissistic to go on these shows. How do narcissists make money? Scammin

oh yeah. they did heavy background research. they deliberately know what issues each person may have

imagine being limited to cafeteria instead of commissary... yikes.

People who fail to notice that this type of crime is very racial in nature should not be allowed to f-Ing breathe

And when they order a Chateu leblanc 1976, it should be served room-temperature, instead of slightly chilled like its supposed to. Meheheheh

@Mekehl poo poo brain

@Mekehl "Human suffering is okay when it's people I don't like." Okay Zoomer.

I haven't had cable for almost a decade and I've never missed it once.

No luck in Britain, real housewife’s is on for free via itv2.

@@ifaiful Where I live in central California, if you don't have cable, you probably aren't getting an over-the-air signal either. So even our local TV comes through cable. Either way, free TV, cable TV, it's all trash that I don't miss at all.

If people claim they don't watch tv then why are you here?

@@joycedominguez8997 Because this isn't TV? The general format of delivering video and audio is not what is being discussed here. Sure, it a form of content similar to TV, and if it only featured the kind of programming you'd see in TV/cable, then I would consider it the same. For that matter, if TV offered the kind of choice and quality I can find on RU-vid, then I wouldn't have got rid of it. Pretending RU-vid and TV are the same is like pretending a prison chow hall and a fine steak house are the same because they both serve food. Not saying everything on YT is a fine steak, there is LOADS of prison chow on here too, but I never have to see it. And the few good things on TV you can often find here as well. Thus further eliminating the need for TV. At this point I've found more quality channels than I have time to watch, and I'm a house husband that has all day to watch if I so choose.

Absolutely👏

Just more George in general please 😁

well, there's certainly no shortage of vile people.

Me too especially the ones that air out these narcissistic, self-opinionated, devilish females.

How about no more such cases but more videos on the ones that have occurred?

Speak for yourself.

@@patriciaoreilly8907 what do you mean?

That'd be awful!

Not as broken, as the women who still watch something like The True Housewives, and especially the ones that invest in anything those on the show do. The show is fake, just like the women, and their faces, bodies and personalities.

I've been a massive fan of Georeg's work for ages now too, both comedy and documentaries. On the whole, I don't think that his format or style has changed that much for a while. Some subjects are much more recent and have current footage to edit in. Others like the Sacklers / oxycontin or uber videos use old-timey footage as a really effective storytelling technique, which I really really love. Either way, I think we're both fans. in case you wonder about the deleted response it was me and not something offensive. I typed pretty much this same message and it didn't initially appear so i wrote it again.

@@jamesabernethy7896 it was a joke, James.

@@Galmion sorry... my bad. I usually feel I spot the tone of something but slipped up this time.

I never thought he’d get over the scandals.

I've been watching it and she seems so unstable. Good riddance.

They don't like busting MLMs because there is a "product" ("frauduct" is what blogger/lawyer Salty Droid called it) that they "sell" (really, force down people's throats) and the existence of HerbaLife powder, crystals, pre-paid legal cards, The Video Boss, etc. makes them doubt that this is truly all a scam. Also, they make a lot of tax money off these scumbags.

Why are you here?

And yet here you are...

@@skontheroad but I didn't make the comment!

@@joycedominguez8997 funny, I don't know who she is and yet I'm here. Maybe, we're here for Georg...

@@joycedominguez8997 But you did reply to most of the comments critical of Jen Shah, you and your other sockpuppet accounts seem to be getting very annoyed that other people think they're scum of the earth; hence the nimby-esque whataboutisms you've been bandying around on any comment with more than 10 likes. How much did Shah pay you? What am I saying, losers like you defend millionaires for free.

I concur

And they're so vulgar. Just shows you money can't buy good taste.

Erika Jayne and her husband were absolutely shockingly terrible.

She’s got a bad reputation anyway. They should have made her pay back the victims she scammed. She’s not pretty at all. Her face is completely Botoxed out

... erik jayne??? lmaooo she didn't commit any crimes her husband and his partners did and she had no idea what was going on. that's why she has never been criminally charged. plz fucking stop smh

@@strwbrybabyg245 he was financing her bullshit ventures and her trying to be a pop starlet at 50 years old. No one’s gonna tell me she didn’t know. She knew.

Having time to turn yourself in isn't unusual for a white collar crime. Best part is that she'll serve at least 85% of her sentence and then be "babysat" by the feds for another six years or so - which means she'll have to get permission to do pretty much anything - i.e., no more last minute flights, no starting another sham business, etc. She has been neutered lol. Well deserved.

@@Simply_Bashful Unless she starts the same business of shore like she said, then the scam just fires right back up.

@@kingcosworth2643 She can't. She'll never be allowed to, that's part of her 6 year long "babysitting." She can't go overseas, she can't do anything once she's out of prison without express permission. When those 6 years are up? Maybe, but she'll be on the feds radar forever. She's pretty much done.

The shows are produced by people who then shop them around to the networks, who then purchase them. That is why The Kardashians are now on Hulu. And Project Runway switched networks (same producer, btw). The Kardashians may be mindless tv for morons, but they are not criminals. And as ridiculous as they are to watch--and they have been purchased by networks, and are viewed, all over the world!--they all work damn hard! This woman is a whole different ballgame!

because they know the golden rule: given enough time, horrible people will show their true colours. and when it happens all their criminal activities will be caught on tape

I am sorry, your comment is sounding a little black... and gay. Might be a little trans in there. The murder squad... er, I mean the police are coming to correct this situation.

Minorities need to step up their game. Like The Big Guy said, our patience is running thin.

you might not have noticed, but Jen is a "minority" many times over.

Lol please no country worships minorities more than America.

Ikr? Even more broadly, I feel like "never trust a "middleman" "should be a general guide for most internet business 😕

@@dontbefatuousjeffrey2494 Good point at any juncture in life.

he said allegedly so he's pretty much safe...lol

Pity Georg lost track of him a couple days ago.

That's because it is the crime of the elites and their buddies.

Why did you combine a drug addict with felony theft and expect sympathy?

@@answerman9933 is stealing from Walmart as bad as stealing millions from old people. Didn’t think so.

@@NASkeywest But the OP did not say that the person who stole was given anywhere near the same amount of time for the crime. In fact, given, it is technically a felony. Felonies in most jurisdictions that I am aware of have a minimum of one year prison time. And the OP said, "over a year in prison". This suggests that it may have been under 18 months. All this suggest to me that the person caught in question received a minimal amount of time for the crime. But the OP seem to infer that the thief should have received little to no time in prison at all. I was not there for the trial or sentencing. So not know if the defendant could have received lesser time (or even parole) if the defendant may have been more contrite about the crime (the OP did not suggest that it was a wrongful conviction); had a better lawyer; or had a lenient judge. My bottom line is that while I concur that the con artist should have a greater conviction for her crime, the thief should not go unpunished.

@@answerman9933 You... you are talking TO the OP. You do know that, right?

It will become more intense until regular people push back en masse

Laughing AT them 🤣 until you realise that in the end they benefit 😵

@@MrVidification raise your comedy standards, friend. I suggest Bill Hicks for a start.

That's good.

This is what I feel very worried about for all of you over there. These people thrive in your society and get elevated beyond regular people - who takes the economical blow.

@@robinsandquist trust me, many Americans are very concerned. We can't lock these people up fast enough. Soon as one goes to prison, another pops up.

It was leanient - Lots of elderly have / are left with nothing now they maybe greeting at big box and draving bus full of Bratz. So sad 4 them😔

Dude, he didn’t swim here from a third world country. The UK operates in much the same way and has hard-coded classism in every fiber of its culture. The US got it from somewhere, after all lol

I'd argue even third world people know how that works. That's just how social-economic systems work regardless of culture and politics in charge in all the world the last few decades.

@@TeamAngryFaic Clearly he doesn't understand since he considers her case to be shameful when any red blooded American knows that she has excelled at the highly regarded art of flimflammery and is therefore a person to be looked up to.

@@vitorafmonteiro Yea but even in South Africa we call lobbying what it is. Bribes. USA just... Values the lack of morals. Upholds it. The individualism. Extols the core of capitalism.

@@elvingearmasterirma7241 Some good points, that being said as the second poster pointed, the US got it from somewhere (UK) so it is not just the US. My point is that I'm not sure if traditional cultural divides impact it much by now. Would ZA traditionally just call it corruption? I bet so. As Bono once joke comparing Ireland vs US "In America you see a huge house on a hill and you say "One day I will have a house just like it!". In Ireland we see a huge house on a hill and you say "I'm gonna kill that f*cker!"." But today, after the "Celtic Tiger" boom is that anything more than a dated cultural "tic" without any actual policy influence? Probably the same with ZA. One can talk a big deal of ubuntu, but all busines and policy is more uGordonGekko. This has transcended ideologies, as seen by the economics-based oil-based poluting policy of the Socialist Party rule policy of Venezuela. It is just gangster's economics, and all our nations are in on it. Sure, non-US/UK complain by cultural bias a lot, but they still do it. On a related mere hypothetical question, can lobbying exist at all without being corrupt by default? I lean no myself but am not a specialist on it myself and my experience has taught me that good results have more to do with checks-and-balances laws than with idea(l)s imposing x.

Interpersonal relationships?

Our brains

They will be welcome at Georg's show.

Apollo on RHOA was an ex-con married to Phaedra, an attorney. He married Phaedra after getting out of prison for fraud. During the show he claimed he had a business, but would never give any details. Sure enough, he was arrested and convicted of... fraud. Of course.