http://www.newyorker.com/tech/elements/gurbaksh-chahals-ugly...
I had to pay a larger fine for forgetting to pay a $40 ticket.
This is pure comedy.
You'll notice over there that you can "BELIMITLESS", if you like.
At least today this is making my world a better place.
Edit: It's fascinating like a train wreck. Imagine using this as the script for a scene where someone is on the phone with their dad, who is in a room with a bomb that will detonate exactly 3 minutes and 6 seconds from now (but we compress it to 2 minutes because the actor will be saying the lines very fast) and the dad hurriedly and tearfully tries to deliver all the advice he can cram in. As he remembers things to say in pretty much random order, he blurts them out.
I think that's on purpose. They want you to invest time in it so that the sunk-cost-fallacy prevents you from admitting to yourself that it's a scam. It's the same reason that many courses start with a free video "but first, a little bit of history" or something.
Feels very scammy. Brought to you by Gurbaksh Chahal..
What I can't believe is who the hell would watch this video and think anything other than "run away".
It frustrates me so much especially when smaller companies are doing this.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l644fAxGzlw
Don't waste your time watching it. It's a promo video for yet another a very scammy looking ICO.
I watched through the entire 3 minute video, only because I found it increasingly amusing how long they were taking to "get to the point". As it turns out, this video is 3 minutes of stock videos of Dubai with a pseudo-inspirational voiceover about nothing in particular, followed by their logo being shown for a mere 10 seconds at the end.
I couldn't believe that this wasn't a parody (at least, I don't think it is), it's exactly like something out of HBO's Silicon Valley show.