Im Cambodian, and let me just say it. There’s nothing wrong with what he’s doing. It’s part of the culture. And if you think what’s happening here is wrong, you got it all wrong. In comparison to how I’ve seen non tourists treat eachother? I’d say this was a pleasant exchange for this worker. I grew up in the villages and often went to the market with my grandparents. Stop following a stigma and go outside.
@@egzon290 Can you afford a $10 Big Mac? Sure you can. Are you gonna pay it. No. You're gonna go to another burger joint. Just as I am going to go to the next shop over. McDonald's realizes this then lowers their prices to be competitive. The only difference is McDonald's posts their prices and sells them at the same price every time for every person. So for them to change, it's going to take days/weeks as they do market research etc. Here, the prices are not posted. She is the 1 person running the store. She knows her profit margins. Initially, she's going to try to get the most she can out of the buyer, which is fine, that's just business. But since she knows her margins, she can adjust the price in real time - this is simply just another business model that the sellers CHOOSE to operate their business on. The buyer is just doing business according to how the seller operates theirs. Had her prices been posted, then I would've respected that and formed an opinion on whether I wanted to buy it or not, without even talking to her. "Is it worth $8? Nah. Move on" It's literally just more lucrative to get a bunch of naive tourists to pay 3X the cost than to get everyone paying the same with minimal mark up. Set your bias aside for a second and think critically.
I look at it as it’s their bread and butter. They way they eat. Why haggle. Idc if that’s an unpopular opinion just pay the lady. You should be haggling at corporations not low balling mom and pops
its pretty common in asia i guess, im from indonesia and i usualy bargain when shopping near the streets. tho im not brave enough to do that in stores like alfamart or the stores with brand
everyone need to understand that in other countries it’s not like here. they’re overcharging you even if it’s cheap they’re over charging you. this ain’t america
@@timewrk bro you prob never went to an Asian country other than anime its common for people to haggle in that type of market as there is no set price
@@leolearning3048said "oh no he knows my junk is junk and he's not buying my ridiculous prices". neither items would.cost that much anywhere in the USA. she's a ripoff
@@simplekid4328 all day 5$ at any market, $8-10 max if it's like a gas station or convenience store. It's Chinese junk. And i live in America don't try to argue. They're in Cambodia trying to charge American prices without having to account for importing fees. They're ripping Americans off. It's only so high here because it has to cross the fucking world. I hate a gyp, from any culture.
@@simplekid4328 Man you never learned about the price-to-quality ratio? She’s probably selling a knockoff baton not a real police-grade one, considering its $8 dollars.
That's how you bargain? Start at an unreasonably low price and work your way up from there so you can get a price in the middle of your offer and the initial offer. Basic bargaining rule.
So? Bargaining is part of the culture. If she doesn’t want to sell it she doesn’t have to, but that’s just culture in a majority of the world. Get outta America for once geez.
@@cockadoodledoowhoareyou2616 1. Im not american thank you 2. She is selling expensive stuff for rly cheap not even knowing how expensive it could be and they are bargaining over a couple $. There is no reason too when these people are just tryna feed there families
She bought it for less than 1 usd and needs to make 300-400 usd a month to pay her bills and get her food. People dont realise a local would get it for less than 3 usd.
as an asian person thats familiar w markets like this, bargaining is very common and almost expected. foreigners are usually overcharged and locals don’t expect them to haggle which is why she started to lower the price
Yea, but the price at these markets is exponentially cheaper than you'll find in a tourist's home country, so don't be a prick and just pay the price. You can afford it.
@@RaineJT But you're supposed to haggle down, it doesn't matter if it's more expensive somewhere else, you're buying it at a shop where they place a higher price and you're supposed to haggle it down. They can either not sell it right now or sell it for cheaper.
bro of course he won't bargain with Americans. he lives in the country in the video. plus, Americans don't bargain, cause it isn't in their culture and plus 99% of the Americans in the US are brainless.
@Ok Ok THREE dollars bro lmfao. He could have paid the whole ten dollars and you STILL wouldn't be able to find a nice baton on ANY shopping website for $10.
@@OkOk-tk4sv dude each days we get rip of. Buying shirts that cost 50$ and was made for only .50$. Buying foods that cost 25$ in total and all of the ingredients together costs like 10$. I think 8$ won’t kill anybody
@@fis4712 even if you know youre getting scammed, isnt 1$ still a good deal with the amount of things you get VS the exact same things in your country for a whole ass 5$?
Bruh u got money don’t go haggling prices on people who barely make money 😑 I’m Cambodian and when I travel I never try to haggle. U don’t go to the gucci store and ask for a discount… or do you?
The baton worth probably 1$lol, they see tourist stright away it become 25$, see when he said 3$ then it become 8$ LOL, u guys comment like a chad,while sitting in mom house basement. BROOKIES AND DORK LOL
This guy is actually doing fine and this works 100% in SEA. if sellers think there will be 0 revenue, they usually stop trying and let you walk away. if they agree too soon, meaning they are happy ripping you off
coming from an asian who been to third world country, it’s usually more offensive to just pay it without checking price or bargaining cause it makes u seem rich and not really like “humble” in a way, ur just throwing money around, plus it’s a good way to talk and get to know people, learn more about currency, and language. i’ve met a lot of people just going out to swap meets and night fairs buying stuff
@@KingsDRover charging or not he should still pay full price, she charging him 3 dollars extra which is an incredible amount for her while in the US they upcharge you 40 dollars and he doesnt bat an eye. Its simply taking advantage of the poor lady
@@topg_karam234 hahaha bro your stupid. When the guy walks away the lady will laugh about him because he still paid too much, i can guarantee you locals get that for 2-3$ max.
@@CollinAbroadcast still the average salary in Cambodia is $150/month not like US and you are not goona get poor if u pay 1,2 $ extra but that 1,2$ extra means alot to khmer people.
What does the average salary have to do with anything? They're quoting a lot higher than the product is worth. Furthermore, bargaining is normal and expected. You can go there and they'll take you for all you got 🤣
@@CollinAbroadcast if you’re a committed expat in that that particular country then learn the language. I think they the sellers might catch that you know what’s up if you speak their language. You definitely come across as a tourist from this clip.
I went to Cambodia last year for 4 weeks to help out the local communities and schools was the best thing I have ever done. We also went to ankor wat and went to the night markets and we got scammed so hard lmao 😅
@CollinAbroadcast Exactly, Andrew Tate is completely right. Come on Collin, why try to hassle the hard working lady that’s literally try to make a living and you are here trying to get literally a few bucks off.
@@chopboss that's how these markets work. They purposely give a high price EXPECTING the buyer to haggle down. That's just culture, I don't make the rules
The fact that she agreed to 6.15$ means she still profits from it. Then, she marked the price to 10$ which is 38.5% more than what she could have offered. Not necessarily saying that she's evil but god damn 38.5%!? If people don't haggle and spent 1000$ here, that's a good 385$ wasted.
This practically isn’t haggling, is trying to get the normal price. You realise she still overpriced the shit out of him compared to her selling to a fellow Cambodian.
I hate people giving higher prices for their services/products to tourists. It's like a virus. It's happening all over the world. Ur gonna get ripped off if u are not accompanied by locals or are not good at bargaining.
Because that’s not how culture works here in America in most places. I went to Thailand and argued the price from all the vendors there. When it came time to pay from 7/11’s, hotels, hospitals and that sort of stuff, you pay the actual price because those aren’t set up to negotiate. Yet here in America it is set up just like the 7/11’s and stuff because that’s how our culture works, so your right, we don’t argue the price here. However when it comes to buying things on OfferUp and stuff I 100% argue the price because that’s how the app works
Thats how it is out there. Everyone does that. They especially rip off the tourist. When you walk away, they always tell u a better deal. It wouldve been even cheaper if he wasnt a foreigner
In Asian countries where you can bargain just go at it. Sellers will still always make money and you can feel good by buying something cheaper than its beginning price.
It's called bargaining a lot of countries do it, This is legit no different than buying something on Facebook marketplace or OfferUp you see what there lowest price is Plus the "Oh third world country they're poor" doesn't matter she would keep haggling and why would she have all those products in the back if she couldn't afford it
Collin I used to just go with whatever price they give me in Mexico but now I understand that not only is it a competitive market but also a wide market. If the price isn’t right in one spot and they don’t bargain there will always be a better offer down the block
@@CollinAbroadcast I’ve seen people bargain for stuff and you are weird. You have money and you try to save .25 cents lmao. I’ve seen many others who go to countries and they don’t be this petty lmao ur weird
Bruh they are overpricing cheap stuff our family is Pakistani but we live in the uk and when we visit shit is over priced and we got to bargain it to its actual price which is worth buying
@@CollinAbroadcast I mean what you are doing it's not wrong bc they can say yes or no , it's not like they are obligated to accept your offers. I also sell cheap things for a high mark up.
Honestly, the video is very nice, I watched it and sent it to my brothers and relatives and we benefited a lot from it. Our life’s have changed completely after watching it. I also sent it to all my friends, they loved it and they felt happy and their life’s changed too. I sent him to the rest of the city, so their lives changed and they learned a very important lesson ..... And now we are working on sending it to Africa, America, Europe and Asia to change their life’s
In high school, our senior trip was to Hawaii. They set us up to go through a swap meet for one of our daily events that week. Us, as high school kids, we’re haggling with all the same vendors on prices. It was amazing 😂
Asian market culture is all about the bargaining. Growing up in Korea, I heard/seen the craziest bargaining, esp. with my mom. Scarred me for life but that is the way it is in Asia.
Oh this is similar to the bazar I go to from time to time. You have to haggle with the store owners as they don’t have a price tag so sometimes they overcharge it.
People never heard of haggling here haha. In countries where haggling is common you get a lot of seller overpricing goods on purpose so it’s really your job to get a price you want, so you lowball usually by a bit and meet in the middle for your desired end price.
Im Cambodian, and let me just say it. There’s nothing wrong with what he’s doing. It’s part of the culture. And if you think what’s happening here is wrong, you got it all wrong. In comparison to how I’ve seen non tourists treat eachother? I’d say this was a pleasant exchange for this worker. I grew up in the villages and often went to the market with my grandparents. Stop following a stigma and go outside.
bargaing is fun as long as you're respectful i've gotten tons of friendly reactions including ones where the actual admit to them folding😭
It is already cheap why the fuck should complicate things for 2 or 3 dollars like he can not afford it ?
@@egzon290 Can you afford a $10 Big Mac? Sure you can. Are you gonna pay it. No.
You're gonna go to another burger joint. Just as I am going to go to the next shop over.
McDonald's realizes this then lowers their prices to be competitive.
The only difference is McDonald's posts their prices and sells them at the same price every time for every person. So for them to change, it's going to take days/weeks as they do market research etc.
Here, the prices are not posted. She is the 1 person running the store. She knows her profit margins.
Initially, she's going to try to get the most she can out of the buyer, which is fine, that's just business. But since she knows her margins, she can adjust the price in real time - this is simply just another business model that the sellers CHOOSE to operate their business on.
The buyer is just doing business according to how the seller operates theirs.
Had her prices been posted, then I would've respected that and formed an opinion on whether I wanted to buy it or not, without even talking to her.
"Is it worth $8? Nah. Move on"
It's literally just more lucrative to get a bunch of naive tourists to pay 3X the cost than to get everyone paying the same with minimal mark up.
Set your bias aside for a second and think critically.
I look at it as it’s their bread and butter. They way they eat. Why haggle. Idc if that’s an unpopular opinion just pay the lady. You should be haggling at corporations not low balling mom and pops
Man I watched for a moment I was like “is she Cambodian?” Then I looked at the title and got happy. This comment section now consists of any Cambodian
Poor people trying to make days meet: 3$
Him: 3 cents
thats white tourists
but they want to sell their stuff for 100$ dollars plus tax
And it’s always a mouth breather. You can hear the neck on this thing
@@billydakid9814 they do tax evasion since being honest in china does not fill your belly
@@Continuee 😆😆😆😆
Everyone mind blown cause were one of the Only countries that don’t negotiate prices 😂😂
its pretty common in asia i guess, im from indonesia and i usualy bargain when shopping near the streets. tho im not brave enough to do that in stores like alfamart or the stores with brand
The only country’s that really function like this are small sections of Asia and some smaller islands off Fuji
@@vincentgiovanni3300
How about all of Africa too?
wtf are you talking about?
I don’t know what you talking about in the west I always negotiate on shit that’s worth doing it for
@@MuhammadSamiRabbani im from indonesia too but i suck at bargaining, my mom is a pro tho
everyone need to understand that in other countries it’s not like here. they’re overcharging you even if it’s cheap they’re over charging you. this ain’t america
Yea in America you get ripped off and just have to accept it
Bro it’s 10$ what the hell are you talking about “overcharging”
@@timewrk bro you prob never went to an Asian country other than anime its common for people to haggle in that type of market as there is no set price
Nah they overcharge us here too but instead of an Asian lady doing it in her small market it’s 200%+ markups on items.
@@Sam-sb8hb he is not wrong tho
Damn bra it's only 8 dollars just give her $8 you're tripping
Its bargaining they do this everywhere lmao she is making profit believe me its her job
@@Dont_click_this_profil3ok
Bruh buying that garbage at any price is just charity
its hes money she only has herself too blame for the white mans prize
8 dollars is plenty you’d be lucky to make two dollars an hour in Cambodia so I’d say she secured the bag
- "The total comes to $1209.99 sir."
- "I'll do $10."
😂😂😂
"fine, $15 final."
But sir, that includes all of fee
@@gogh5785 no 13
@@gogh5785 and then they change the price lol
I'm Cambodian , This is common and it's fun too. No hard feeling . This is just how thing work in my country
**negotiates to lower the price**
"I'll give you a little more."
I felt so sad when she first lowered the price to $7.
@@leolearning3048said "oh no he knows my junk is junk and he's not buying my ridiculous prices". neither items would.cost that much anywhere in the USA. she's a ripoff
@@jamespelgam4199 how much do u think a baton goes for here in the us?
@@simplekid4328 all day 5$ at any market, $8-10 max if it's like a gas station or convenience store. It's Chinese junk. And i live in America don't try to argue. They're in Cambodia trying to charge American prices without having to account for importing fees. They're ripping Americans off. It's only so high here because it has to cross the fucking world. I hate a gyp, from any culture.
@@simplekid4328 Man you never learned about the price-to-quality ratio? She’s probably selling a knockoff baton not a real police-grade one, considering its $8 dollars.
@@H8nji okay, now explain what I said was wrong
- $25
- $3 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
baton went down from 10 to 6$
Wasnt about the taser
He knows damn well if asian person asked i would be way cheaper they always try and make tourists pay more
This guy watches alot of GaryVee
@@davidsalinas9 except that Gary vee is an actual prick. Dude is rich and buys stuff for cheaper and sells it for more.
Ripping them off.
So many generous people in the comments section, I'm sure they all donate as hard as they comment.
ohh he didn't get ripped off so we gonna hate on him
🤣🤣
Exactly 💀
... paying 10 dollars for a police baton is a ripoff?
HOW DARE HE GOT THAT THING FOR CHEAPER 😡😡😡😡😡😡🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬
@@isazisempi3896 you could probably get the same one off wish for $5
The fact you bargain $3 is crazy
Guy was probably an Indian in his previous life.
She’s trying to bargain the $3 but nobody talks about that
@@Aleksandr68351 of course she does, she is the store clerk lmao
That's how you bargain? Start at an unreasonably low price and work your way up from there so you can get a price in the middle of your offer and the initial offer. Basic bargaining rule.
nah
People in poorer countries for expensive items: $10
Tourists: $0.03
(This is a joke)
Nah he’s not a tourist he lives there
@@richardpaz8035 Yeah that's why he got foreign currency
Nah the tourists pay. The locals haggle.
So? Bargaining is part of the culture. If she doesn’t want to sell it she doesn’t have to, but that’s just culture in a majority of the world. Get outta America for once geez.
@@cockadoodledoowhoareyou2616 1. Im not american thank you
2. She is selling expensive stuff for rly cheap not even knowing how expensive it could be and they are bargaining over a couple $. There is no reason too when these people are just tryna feed there families
she looks so kind and sweet
As a Cambodian here’s some thing to watch out for when u visit they charge u more if u look like a foreign they charge u even more as a Chinese
Seriously does my head in .... U really trying to bargain them 3 buks !! Ur a tight ass my bro
It’s sickening 🤢
She bought it for less than 1 usd and needs to make 300-400 usd a month to pay her bills and get her food. People dont realise a local would get it for less than 3 usd.
That's a high price in America she already jacked the price. A made in china baton is 3-5 in America and even that's expensive
This is China
@@disty8380the title said Cambodia
as an asian person thats familiar w markets like this, bargaining is very common and almost expected. foreigners are usually overcharged and locals don’t expect them to haggle which is why she started to lower the price
Yea, but the price at these markets is exponentially cheaper than you'll find in a tourist's home country, so don't be a prick and just pay the price. You can afford it.
@@RaineJT But you're supposed to haggle down, it doesn't matter if it's more expensive somewhere else, you're buying it at a shop where they place a higher price and you're supposed to haggle it down. They can either not sell it right now or sell it for cheaper.
@@RaineJTHaggling is expected and can be fun. When you meet somewhere in the middle, both paties feel like they've won.
@@RaineJTit’s going over your head, you don’t get it. Go outside
I love the American commenters “I’m not from this country but this seems wrong”
And you know they're American? Lol.
@@leaf2180Yes.
@@leaf2180yes. Most of them even have the American flag in their pfp
@@ModestPigeone I have not seen any. Lol.
@@leaf2180 i mean there’s 4k comments so…
Hustled her and gave her more...this guys a G
Proceeds to spending 10 dollars on a Starbucks.
Can’t bargain with a corporation 🤷♂️
Starbucks wouldn’t charge different prices for locals and tourists
@@medf7512 you are donkey bro corporation can afford to lower prices but they wanna maximise profit. This lady probably can't.
bro of course he won't bargain with Americans. he lives in the country in the video. plus, Americans don't bargain, cause it isn't in their culture and plus 99% of the Americans in the US are brainless.
*negotiates down 2$*
*gives 3$ tip*
you trippin 3 dollars😂 i woulda laughed at yo @ss
They try to rip of tourist
@Ok Ok THREE dollars bro lmfao. He could have paid the whole ten dollars and you STILL wouldn't be able to find a nice baton on ANY shopping website for $10.
@@OkOk-tk4sv dude each days we get rip of. Buying shirts that cost 50$ and was made for only .50$. Buying foods that cost 25$ in total and all of the ingredients together costs like 10$. I think 8$ won’t kill anybody
@@fis4712 even if you know youre getting scammed, isnt 1$ still a good deal with the amount of things you get VS the exact same things in your country for a whole ass 5$?
@@fis4712 bro tripping because one dollar got doubled to two dollars is insane 😂
Bro was hustling the corner shop
As a Cambodian it’s funny how when ever he leave she lowers it😂I love my kind man 😭
Bruh u got money don’t go haggling prices on people who barely make money 😑 I’m Cambodian and when I travel I never try to haggle. U don’t go to the gucci store and ask for a discount… or do you?
💯
I totally agree with you bro. Fellow Asian from Singapore here.
I also agree, a fellow Cambodian here
It’s for content + if they don’t want to sell its their choice
The baton worth probably 1$lol, they see tourist stright away it become 25$, see when he said 3$ then it become 8$ LOL, u guys comment like a chad,while sitting in mom house basement. BROOKIES AND DORK LOL
Seller: 3 cents
Him: can you do free
This guy is actually doing fine and this works 100% in SEA. if sellers think there will be 0 revenue, they usually stop trying and let you walk away. if they agree too soon, meaning they are happy ripping you off
Yoo i have been living in Cambodia my whole life and i never knew in the market they sell tasers imma go get some rn😂
I like ur haggling skills but maybe do some where you give them a little extra see how they react
This reminds me of the jeremy clarkson quote of people haggling for a few dollars.
This is one of the shops Richard went to
Haggling should really be done for bulk items, despite that she still made 400% profit off that
Isn't that guy a millionaire?
as a fellow cambodian, ngl bargaining with people is fun. my parents were very lucky to come to the usa though so i dont do it very often.
People forget that haggling is still normal in most places around the world
Bro hustling that 3 dollars from an old grandma
coming from an asian who been to third world country, it’s usually more offensive to just pay it without checking price or bargaining cause it makes u seem rich and not really like “humble” in a way, ur just throwing money around, plus it’s a good way to talk and get to know people, learn more about currency, and language. i’ve met a lot of people just going out to swap meets and night fairs buying stuff
Tourists are getting smarter and smarter everyday, we just can’t jack up the prices anymore.
Y’all are poor we feed you - America
Sounds like Chumlee from pawnstars practicing his haggling for the show lol.
This price is nothing to this man but everything to her
Fax
People like overpricing things for tourists. It's always good to negotiate prices when you're visiting foreign countries
@@KingsDRover charging or not he should still pay full price, she charging him 3 dollars extra which is an incredible amount for her while in the US they upcharge you 40 dollars and he doesnt bat an eye. Its simply taking advantage of the poor lady
@@topg_karam234 hahaha bro your stupid. When the guy walks away the lady will laugh about him because he still paid too much, i can guarantee you locals get that for 2-3$ max.
@@topg_karam234 facts
My man really bargaining for 3 bucks on people who survive on this. Dude you are awesome keep it up😀
You the type of person to get scammed, feel good about yourself while they laugh their asses off
Bro bargained the price down $5, then went back up $10 💀
As a fellow cambodian i will thank you for visiting
People in the comments never traveled in another country🗿
If you can't afford to travel just don't. Trying to bargain in the third world with his goofy ass
Colin you should make more bargaining videos at Cambodia. I'm cambodian and I understood what they were saying when that one girl got yelled at🤣😭
America is one of like 10 countries that don't actively negotiate prices, this is extremely normal and there is nothing wrong with it
Pos, in America you’re spending $45 give the woman her asking price.
No, they're overcharging. Costs 3 bucks at most to make.
It's actually less than 80 cents to make. 1 pound of plastic is 77 cents
Cry about it
@@hhuy4341she needs to earn money off it
@@hhuy4341 iPhone cost 200$ to make + 100$ for R&D yet you pay 1200$ to them, Nike cost 17$ to make + r&D yet you pay 180$ c'mon bro
@@ogkush6276 I got an android
Thx for visiting cambodia
As Cambodian I think most shops like this are nice and honest they don’t charge the price up even if ur not Cambodian so yea
LOL
I wish, the sum of my experiences is very different at least until you get familiar with fair value and/or the store owners.
Found the woman in the video
How oftne do you go outside
I mean to each it’s own. But I feel like it’s kinda messed up to haggle prices in a country where your currency exchange benefits you.
They use USD
@@CollinAbroadcast still the average salary in Cambodia is $150/month not like US and you are not goona get poor if u pay 1,2 $ extra but that 1,2$ extra means alot to khmer people.
@@abdulmoheymen1963 he doesn’t care 1 bit he’ll justify it no matter what 🤦♂️
@@unityndpeace1637 yes thats the problem with some tourists , if you dont have money dont travel to another country
What does the average salary have to do with anything? They're quoting a lot higher than the product is worth. Furthermore, bargaining is normal and expected. You can go there and they'll take you for all you got 🤣
To haggle using the line "ah im sorry i cant do it" and proceeding to get change back is crazy 😂
Good bless this woman. She is kind
What do you do with all the stuff you get? Do you resell it or do you just keep it for yourself?
He won’t try that in starbucks😂
Cause you can’t bargin in retail stores? These are markets. You can bargain all you want in those
@@piss5061 🤓
It’s somebody’s business, respect the price or go somewhere else
@@justbodega3206 🤓
@@justbodega3206 bro she tried to haggle him and he did it back, fair game.
Bartering with poor people for their wares. So inspiring!
If you dont barter they'll give you foreigner prices.
@@DomTaylor. which is peanuts still so just make someones day why not
Because if you're an actual expat and not just a tourist, you'll be paying "peanuts" at every transaction and it all adds up
You must not travel much
@@CollinAbroadcast if you’re a committed expat in that that particular country then learn the language. I think they the sellers might catch that you know what’s up if you speak their language. You definitely come across as a tourist from this clip.
I went to Cambodia last year for 4 weeks to help out the local communities and schools was the best thing I have ever done. We also went to ankor wat and went to the night markets and we got scammed so hard lmao 😅
I'm from Cambodia never thought I'll see vids of it on TH-cam it's rare for me to see vids like this
Andrew tate spoke on this!
Bargaining for water, not cheap knockoffs
@@CollinAbroadcast but you’re bargaining for cheap knockoffs
@@datj3786 that's my point, they're overcharging by a lot so you have to bargain
@CollinAbroadcast Exactly, Andrew Tate is completely right. Come on Collin, why try to hassle the hard working lady that’s literally try to make a living and you are here trying to get literally a few bucks off.
@@chopboss that's how these markets work. They purposely give a high price EXPECTING the buyer to haggle down. That's just culture, I don't make the rules
$10
“Hmmm, how about 50c”👉
**proceeds to offer 30% of the price**
"$257,000,000 sir."
"I’ll do $5."
The fact that she agreed to 6.15$ means she still profits from it.
Then, she marked the price to 10$ which is 38.5% more than what she could have offered.
Not necessarily saying that she's evil but god damn 38.5%!?
If people don't haggle and spent 1000$ here, that's a good 385$ wasted.
now that i think of it
it's actually true lmao
Queue the Americans who’ve never left the country
Heading there in February 🎉
I saw this shop on top gear grand tour, Clarkson even said how tourists that haggle are idiots.
Guy's worth tens of millions speaking for all tourists
This practically isn’t haggling, is trying to get the normal price. You realise she still overpriced the shit out of him compared to her selling to a fellow Cambodian.
So tourists should just get scammed? 😂
Full adventure (24 min): th-cam.com/video/U2PTSkKME6s/w-d-xo.html
I hate people giving higher prices for their services/products to tourists. It's like a virus. It's happening all over the world. Ur gonna get ripped off if u are not accompanied by locals or are not good at bargaining.
People need to understand this is how markets have worked for the entirety of human history before huge supermarkets
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Bro would never argue the price in his home country
Bingo
Because that’s not how culture works here in America in most places. I went to Thailand and argued the price from all the vendors there. When it came time to pay from 7/11’s, hotels, hospitals and that sort of stuff, you pay the actual price because those aren’t set up to negotiate.
Yet here in America it is set up just like the 7/11’s and stuff because that’s how our culture works, so your right, we don’t argue the price here. However when it comes to buying things on OfferUp and stuff I 100% argue the price because that’s how the app works
That price in his country would be 3 dollars
Screw this guy. Just give her the money and tip her.
Thats how it is out there. Everyone does that. They especially rip off the tourist. When you walk away, they always tell u a better deal. It wouldve been even cheaper if he wasnt a foreigner
Very charitible man
Shes a scammer though
@IndoleFox truee honestly
@@CollinAbroadcast maybe he should donate to your channel
In Asian countries where you can bargain just go at it. Sellers will still always make money and you can feel good by buying something cheaper than its beginning price.
Bro was pushing her inner thoughts😭
I love it bro I love how you bargain and truly get the best deals, you never fall for it. Happy to see there’s people like us out here still
talk about being a cheapskate, dude practically robbed that poor lady 💀
She robbed him
It's called bargaining a lot of countries do it, This is legit no different than buying something on Facebook marketplace or OfferUp you see what there lowest price is
Plus the "Oh third world country they're poor" doesn't matter she would keep haggling and why would she have all those products in the back if she couldn't afford it
that lady made hella profit over a baton thats probably gonna last a week that she payed $2 per ☠️
Bro just pay the full price,you can tell she need that money,and you over here lowballing 😢😢
Collin I used to just go with whatever price they give me in Mexico but now I understand that not only is it a competitive market but also a wide market. If the price isn’t right in one spot and they don’t bargain there will always be a better offer down the block
A lot of people dont realize that stuff is cheaper where it’s made most of the time
You come From the US pay the damn woman here money she's worked hard for you
I did pay her
@@CollinAbroadcast you’re actually weird bro
@@xbornay5246 You're free to watch my long videos. You're getting bare bones context here
@@CollinAbroadcast I’ve seen people bargain for stuff and you are weird. You have money and you try to save .25 cents lmao. I’ve seen many others who go to countries and they don’t be this petty lmao ur weird
Bruh they are overpricing cheap stuff our family is Pakistani but we live in the uk and when we visit shit is over priced and we got to bargain it to its actual price which is worth buying
Americans always barging even tho they know it’s like 8 or 9 dollars in their money and the others trying to hustle to make few dollars 😠
No no.. everyone bargains
I like how you say sorry i can't do it knowing damn well they gonna call u back to lower the price lmao
It's fun watching them lower the price the moment you're about to walk out the door
Tips: keep bargaining if some are kind they will lower the price if you turn down their offer
If you don’t bargain you’re fair game to every scammer, swindler, and con artist.
really is money that tight that you have too screw down the locals on a dollar
Yes, and I'd do it for 10 cents too!
@@CollinAbroadcast ... pretty disrespectful
If you haven't traveled to these types of markets before, you can just say that
@@CollinAbroadcast I mean what you are doing it's not wrong bc they can say yes or no , it's not like they are obligated to accept your offers. I also sell cheap things for a high mark up.
dog it’s literally a game of them robbing you or you getting the best possible deal while they still most likely profit like relax snowflake
But I can’t stand how low you try to go with these people like you really insult people like bad
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Rule #1 of shopping in different countries: if there's no pricetag it's negotiable.
I lived in Cambodia for 2 years and came here I remember this place. (:
In high school, our senior trip was to Hawaii. They set us up to go through a swap meet for one of our daily events that week. Us, as high school kids, we’re haggling with all the same vendors on prices. It was amazing 😂
Being an Indian myself i felt bad for the lady.She seemed genuine with 8$ pricing.
Bro is bargaining for something that costs literal pocket change here in the US. Honestly I’d feel offended if I was the vendor.
If you feel offended, then post the prices on the products 🤣
Bro if a local went to her and she asked 10$, thats basically scamming. That thing ain't worth 10$
Asian market culture is all about the bargaining. Growing up in Korea, I heard/seen the craziest bargaining, esp. with my mom. Scarred me for life but that is the way it is in Asia.
Was in Indonesia. Loved doing this
Man just pay them close to the price they tell u. Those people work for like $10 a day.
Her daily salary is worth the same in America lol, doesnt make sense to buy an expensive plane ticket just to pay the same as at home
Oh this is similar to the bazar I go to from time to time. You have to haggle with the store owners as they don’t have a price tag so sometimes they overcharge it.
Bro passed the charisma check
Why are so many people getting offended on behalf of the seller? Haggling is a normal thing to do in these kinds of places
Bruh, bargaining from such a cheap price feels cruel from these poor people
People never heard of haggling here haha. In countries where haggling is common you get a lot of seller overpricing goods on purpose so it’s really your job to get a price you want, so you lowball usually by a bit and meet in the middle for your desired end price.
25 drop to 6.25$ normal shopping in cambodia