00:00Who can't win an argument?
00:01There are services in China that allow people to argue on your behalf.
00:03Do you really help people argue?
00:04real
00:05Can we fight?
00:06No fighting
00:07Absolutely no fighting
00:08First of all, let me state that
00:08Arguing on behalf of others
00:09As the name suggests
00:10Just open your mouth
00:11I'll argue for you
00:12I won't risk getting into a fight.
00:14Streets of Guangzhou, China
00:15A bald man recently appeared
00:17Holding up a bright red sign
00:19It says on it
00:20The three words "on behalf of someone else to argue"
00:22Novel errand service
00:23Successfully attracted the public's attention
00:25Many people stepped forward to inquire about this service.
00:28And post the video online.
00:30Let this uncle who argued on behalf of others
00:32Quickly became an internet sensation
00:39This uncle
00:40It is believed to have started in June of this year.
00:41To carry out this business
00:42And besides arguing on behalf of others...
00:44They also offer breakup services.
00:46Services such as compounding
00:47According to his own introduction
00:49He claimed that he had assisted customers.
00:51Refund of tutoring fees
00:52Refund of beauty fee
00:53Assist in resolving various disputes
00:55However, compared to arguing on behalf of others...
00:57This sounds more like
00:58Handling some trivial services
01:00So that's how it is.
01:01How much does it cost to inflate prices once?
01:07Hearing this
01:11You might be curious
01:12This looks
01:14kind-faced uncle
01:15Can you really win an argument if it's really hot?
01:17Chinese journalists conducted actual tests.
01:19I contacted this uncle.
01:20And include another person's phone number.
01:22As the object of an argument
01:23And the person being argued with
01:25It was actually another mobile phone number belonging to the reporter.
01:28After this uncle called
01:30Then they began to look for ways to make good use of it.
01:31gentle persuasion with Italian style
01:33At the same time, we must work together.
01:35Don't talk badly about others behind their backs, etc.
01:37After chatting for 11 minutes
01:39The uncle took a screenshot of the call duration.
01:41Forwarded to reporters
01:42It means you won the argument.
01:43After that, they stopped replying to any questions.
01:45This way of arguing
01:47Does it match what most people imagine?
01:49Or, to put it another way, could the party who wants to argue be allowed to...
01:52Really resolve disputes
01:53It depends on individual opinion.
01:54There are many disputes in modern society.
01:56Even when arguing, they can still express their deep affection.
01:58Help others kill
01:59Immeasurable merit
02:00Actually, this "argument service" in China...
02:02It was all the rage in 2019
02:04It was emerging on online shopping platforms at that time.
02:07Able to use phone, WeChat, etc.
02:09Different media provide services
02:10Can insult someone to the point of doubting their own voice
02:12There are even different dialects
02:14Options for different durations
02:16and fee schedule
02:17At that time, the lowest price was only 5 yuan.
02:19You can then enjoy the service of wearing a hat.
02:21However, some lawyers believe
02:22This type of "arguing service" violates public order and good morals.
02:25If sellers provide this type of service
02:27Insulting others
02:29Making phone calls that disturb others' normal lives
02:31Even cases of personal attacks and defamation.
02:34More likely to constitute illegal or criminal behavior
02:37Although this new type of agency service is full of gimmicks
02:40However, once it involves insults or personal attacks...
02:43You could break the law at any moment.
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