- Guangzhou man offers argument service for 188 yuan.
- He helps clients avoid awkward confrontations in disputes.
- The unusual service covers unpaid salaries, consumer complaints, and more.
Hate awkward confrontations? A man in southern China's Guangzhou is charging 188 yuan (approximately Rs 2,681) to argue with people on behalf of customers who face problems confronting others. The man has now gone viral after being spotted on the streets carrying a sign advertising his quirky and unusual services.
His weird services range from unpaid salaries to consumer complaints, giving people a way out to question the unfair treatment without dealing with uncomfortable confrontations themselves.
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Will Handle Difficult Situation For 188 Yuan
With such an uncommon service at 188 yuan, he has drawn attention from people around the world who struggle with confrontations but want to hold their ground. He says that he can help workers deal with employers who refuse to pay. "Workplace disputes, like when your boss refuses to pay your wages," he said while explaining one type of case.
Services Involve Customer Complaints
A passerby filmed him while he was explaining his uncommon service. Instead of hesitating in front of the camera, the man is comfortable sharing what his services entail. His work includes complaints related to unfulfilled services that fail to meet customers' expectations.
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With an example, he described a situation where a child has signed up for tutoring classes, but the provider has changed the teacher without telling, and the quality of teaching has worsened. In such cases, he can argue with the provider on behalf of the customer to either change the teacher or cancel and give a refund.
Reportedly, he extends his services to disputes involving unsatisfactory cosmetic surgeries. His only aim is to speak for those who find it hard to confront a business or service provider directly.
Social Media Found A New Hero Who Will Argue For Them
Following his virality on the internet, users across the globe have welcomed him with open arms. His offer has prompted users to share the kind of disputes for which they want help. "I would hire him. Please bring this service to Spain. Too many noisy upstairs neighbors," one user wrote. Meanwhile, another said, "I took a screenshot so I can add him on WeChat. Uncle is about to be put to work."
One person wondered, "I wonder if he can argue with my father in law." His unusual service has drawn attention; whether challenging a boss for unpaid wages or questioning a disappointing service, he will do it all.