UNETHICAL WAYS TO MAKE MONEY

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Why it worked

The video uses dark humor and relatable scenarios of municipal neglect to create a compelling narrative. The step-by-step illustration of how to turn a common problem into a financial gain is both shocking and engaging.

Summary

This video humorously illustrates how to exploit municipal inefficiency for financial gain. It shows how reporting unresolved infrastructure issues, like potholes and broken sidewalks, can lead to potential lawsuits and settlements for the city.

Structure

1Introduction to unethical money-making
2Using the 311 portal to find unresolved issues
3Documenting infrastructure defects
4Filing a tort claim
5Settling for damages
6The outcome: financial gain

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UNETHICAL WAYS TO MAKE MONEY LEGAL? UNETHICAL FUCKING 134 134 TO NOW UNRESOLVED INFRASTRUCTURE NEIGHBORHOOD SIDEWALKS POTHOLES Reported x6 OUT ALL PUBLIC NOBODY EVERY COMPLAINT POTENTIAL LIABILITY SEE?! SOMEONE BROKEN CITY DOCUMENTED DEFECT COMPLAINT POTENTIALLY FOR DAMAGES PHOTOGRAPH STAMPS NUMBERS ELAPSED THAT PITHOLE DOCUMENTED INCONVENIENCE INFRASTRUCTURE FILE TORT SETTLE BECAUSE MORE ONE POTHOLE TIMES MONTHS BICYCLE CLAIM AND COLLECTED DAYS WAS COMPLAINT FILE

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Unethical ways to make fucking money part 134 Go to your city's 311 portal right now and look up unresolved infrastructure complaints in your neighborhood. Broken sidewalks, potholes reported six times without anyone showing up. Street lights out for 11 months. All of it sits in a public database nobody ever opens. Every unresolved complaint is potential liability. See?! Someone broken city documented defect complaint. The city is potentially for damages. Evidence... photograph stamps numbers. Forty-seven days? Elapsed. You then slip on that sidewalk, hit that pothole. Suffer a minor but documentable inconvenience caused by neglected infrastructure. You file a municipal tort claim. Cities settle constantly because this one more than the check. One documented pothole story: 14 months. She hit on her bicycle, filed a claim with photographs and complaint numbers and collected $11,000 in 60 days. The pothole was always there. The complaint was always there. The file was the snap! Follow filthy profit.