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Don't feel like arguing? In China, you can pay someone to do it for you 🥹 A man in Guangzhou, southern China, has gone viral after being spotted walking around with a sign advertising “代吵架” (arguing on your behalf). From disputes over unpaid wages to disagreements about refunds for tutoring classes or botched plastic surgeries, he says he can step in and help customers argue their case instead of having to confront the other party themselves. Numerous passersby have filmed encounters with him, and he seems more than happy to explain his unusual business on camera, often flashing a peace sign while being recorded. For just ¥188 (around $26), he offers to argue on behalf of customers with no time limit. 💬 Would you pay someone to argue for you?👇🏼China Minutes
BREAKING: "To any American who might find themselves a victim of online fraud, extortion, scams... I want you to know that the Trump administration is here to support you and will bring the perpetrators to justice." President Trump puts online scammers on notice, vowing to bring those targeting Americans through fraud and extortion to justice. "We will work tirelessly to help recover what has been stolen and dismantle the criminal networks that prey on our people." Speaking at a White House cybercrime roundtable, Trump warns that seniors are especially vulnerable and urges victims to turn to trusted family members and law enforcement for help. Download the FOX News app to follow this developing story.Fox NewsIn the Arcade
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