Duck Leeks are Poisonous: Professor Kamo's Lecture on Human Economics - Vol. 1 Ch. 2 - The Anchoring Effect

[MangaDex]

 

[JacobWhorne]

More peak

 

[EchoGirl]

'Value of your name' wonder how you'd research that unless ur an influencer

or if someone turns in a half assed paper and still gets graded 'properly' lol

'homeless research' aside wonder how rich he is. who knows maybe he even has a rich family/lineage (if not an ex con artist who has a change of heart/just prefers conning other scammers)

surprised no comedy tag, love how willing he is to casually crossdress, wanna see a live action actor do this lol

 

[ARealCoolGuy]

I wonder if these scams have actually happened in Japan, or if they're mostly fictional (by stitching together real crimes, for example).
Like, I can imagine dudes giving out loans to desperate women, and I can imagine dudes paying desperate women for sex... but I can't really imagine women accepting a loan AND also giving sex to the dude.

Likewise, this scam seems so elaborate for what scammers usually try to do.
I can imagine a group of individuals pretending to be a charity to get survey information that they can use to steal identities, but I can't imagine such a group existing to sell that information to information brokers, and government officials to use said info to cheat the system.

I suppose that's the writing of this series - taking dull normal scams, and adding a few flares to them to make it a more interesting read.