“Next up, orphans who think they’ve found their real parents but really they’re paid Hollywood actors!”
"Each episode of this terrifying and hilarious prank show takes two complete strangers who each think they’re starting their first day at a new job." Lying to struggling people about being hired and having a job to support their families. SO FUNNY!https://deadline.com/2019/06/stranger-things-gaten-matarazzo-host-executive-produce-hidden-camera-prank-show-netflix-prank-encounters-1202632745/ …
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1) This doesn't sound remotely funny. 2) It does sound incredibly cruel.
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Well, sir, it appears we do agree on one thing.
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There's a special place in Hell for these people. Being unemployed for any length of time when you have dependants is physically and mentally painful. I imagine these people will call their loved ones, so excited to be back on track with a salary/health insurance. Horrible.
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Honestly, how can someone think this is a good idea? Next they’ll film people who are terminally ill and tell them they’re cured? Just awful.
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The backlash would be too severe. It’ll never air. Can’t believe it was even produced. What a waste of time.
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As someone in that situation I would obviously not physically react but I would wanna flip, can’t imagine this being a good idea. Our society if F’d
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The cultural elite in action....
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Is this what privilege looks like?
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If they end up paying the people that get pranked then it might not be such a bad deal since these people likely need the money and would be getting it for being on TV.
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They would have to be paying them a crap ton of money - $500,000+. But, knowing Hollywood, it would probably be more in the vicinity of $500.
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I bet they get a good paycheck fr it so there's that.
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Agree, this made me sad and upset. That young man from Stranger Things should learn compassion.
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They want people to be afraid to even look for a job
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We're getting into Running Man territory.
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No empathy whatsoever., not surprised.
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Candid Camera did the same thing.
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Unless they're gonna also pay the people a nice chunk of change there's really no redeeming aspect to this. Now if they told you they were gonna give you a $40k a year job and then just gave you $40k for that day's work...
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