China man turns arguing into a business: At Rs 2,681, he'll argue on your behalf with no time limit | VIDEO

China man turns arguing into a business: At Rs 2,681, he'll argue on your behalf with no time limit | VIDEO

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Too shy to argue with people? Not really brave to get into a verbal battle? China might have a solution. In southern China's Guangzhou, a man is offering to argue with people on behalf of customers if paid 188 yuan (approximately Rs 2,681). The man has gone viral on internet with Indian netizens saying that he is needed in India.

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In the video, the man is spotted on the streets carrying a sign advertising his unusual service. The sign stated that he will take up a customer's grievance and argue their case, with no time limit. His work covers everything from unpaid salaries and workplace disputes to consumer complaints, refund demands over unsatisfactory services, disputes involving tutoring classes where a change in teacher affects the quality of lessons, and complaints over unsatisfactory cosmetic surgery outcomes. The service gives people a way to challenge unfair treatment without having to handle uncomfortable confrontations themselves. Explaining the service, he said, “Workplace disputes, like when your boss refuses to pay your wages.”

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One user wrote, “I would hire him. Please bring this service to Spain. Too many noisy upstairs neighbours.” Another person said, “$26??? Not only is this a good idea, but it’s a bargain too!!! Does he work on husbands?” A third user added, “OMG I would be so good at this job. I love arguing with people, I want to start this business. Netizens have praised his business acumen, calling the unusual service a clever way to turn an everyday problem into a business opportunity. W Several users also described the fee as a bargain for someone willing to take on arguments they would rather avoid themselves.

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