How to do a change raise scam
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- When a change raise scam goes wrong
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Don’t try to scam a store when you’re living in their bathroom. They probably know who you are.
lmao
Or where you live.. :)
And in their cupboard before that.
Hopefully one day we hear the story, how he got out of there.
@@StormflameMW He never did.
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Rowan's solution would be much simpler, a sign saying "No change, any extra is considered a tip"
+Greg TheReaper or he'd make Ben get "back" to work...
Here in Brazil, there's was a Groceries Store that actually did exactly that in São Paulo.
@@Vic_Chaos_ Rowan doesn't recognize employees who aren't in Playtech tops.
@@Vic_Chaos_ "Do you want me to dock your pay?" "But I don't even" "Zzzt..shh! Can you read the signs? Management decisions are final"
@@GregTheReaper tsk. Outrageous. Unbelievable. But then again, low socio-economic peasants, aren't they? So...
If Rowan reviews the security tape, he'll probably end up giving Alan a pay cut, believing he lost money.
Or maybe he’ll see that Alan scammed the other guy and gave Alan a pay cut because of that, without realizing Ben was trying to scam.
You think he knows if they have security cams?
This hinges on the fact that Roman does his job. Alan is safe.
@@Evija3000 in another one of his other videos Alan tells Rowan to review the tapes to show that Ben stole a thing to refund it immediately after, and in one of his earlier videos, they do have webcams on the toilets that Rowan was looking at, so why not in the store?
@@RubyPiec because its a rowan thing to have cameras in bathroom but not the store
Bro started with 100 and left with 20 and a USB 💀
he actually started with 1 100, 1 10 (he gave alan 4 10s but received 3 from alan back for the change on the 100 at the start) and 5 20s
Yeah I think the math checks out
@@YSFmemories
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He also forgot that free laptop
@@jotheunissen9274
Free laptop with every USB stick 😂
No heist is ever gonna be as perfect as the one Ellie's been pulling on playtech for the past few years.
that's not a heist, that's just being paid properly. always aim to be paid how much you believe you're worth, dont stay near minimum wage
Thats because of rowan, he is a very very briliant 🤓🧠 man in a mathematics
The gender wage gap is real
@@MrAlex173 yeah ok, unless she profits from favoritism, and that she does... actualy a lot.
getting the biggets bonus when she does nothing realy, and while others gets paycuts for dropping a pen, she does not, because of the double standards rowan has, and it is pretty obvious btw...
so yeah she profits over nothing just because she is a girl, and she god damn knows it well and takes advantage of it. so yeah no... there's a gap between being paid properly and taking advantage of the situation, which she does obviously.
@@icejohn94 imagine understanding the joke but getting offended
I pray for Alan's sanity everytime Ben enters the store.
I pray for a Crazy Alan scene whenever Ben enters the store...like when he tried to shop after they were closed, pure gold!
I just pray for his sanity.
Remember ya lick it ya keep it
@@MrShrimpnugget 👅
*Fair thee well Ben fair thee well hey hey hey goodbye"
I'm a cashier. And someone tried to pull this on me. Because of this sketch, I was able to do what Allen did because I didn't even know this was a thing. Thanks guys! And if someone tries to say your sketches don't teach anything, show them this
So that was you?!
i still confused on what alan actually did
@Ave He pulled a change rate scam. The idea is you exchange a lot of money around with a cashier and trip them up with all the numbers and converting that you end up with more money than you initially started with.
@@DenisBalykin Lol no. I was the Alan in this situation. And yeah like @MoBeeLex said, someone TRIED to flip a bunch of numbers around me when it came to getting change. But I did what Alan did and just did the same thing but made it more complicated. My boss (who I'm friends with) tried to intervene when she saw what the customer was doing. I just gave her the hand. She was legit impressed when she saw what I did
I think if my math is right, it equals out so Ben never ends up gaining anything lol 😂
There is a very simple counter to this, simply inform the customer that this store is not a bank
So now we know how Alan can still afford to live after all his pay cuts.
The fact Alan outplayed Ben got me the most lmao
Yes the power levels are not balanced
He should be promoted to assistant manager
@@GamIngDoge. hope this ain't serious lol. Who reads comments BEFORE watching the video? 😆 if you do that it's your own fault if you get spoiled lol
Edit: felt like I had to toss an edit because upon further inspection it seems that when on mobile sometimes the comment section does appear in the video.... only when you are already reading the comments and you switch to full screen though, so @Dead Russian Libral, your point is totally still moot lmao.
@@princealmighty5391 what if Rowan vs Ben on this scene?
As satisfying as the one time Hamish won against Rowan. I can't remember which episode but I'm sure someone else knows...
I knew Ben was in trouble the moment he walked in the store and Alan didn’t groan in aggravation! 😆
You have no idea how happy it makes me to finally see Ben get he deserves.
Alan is such a genius, and I love how Ben thinks he won.
It was a strong move starting w/ taking 100 and giving 150. On the opening move it's in Ben's favor, and that lowered his guard.
@@bohemianprince7944 Here's the breakdown:
Ben got $80 (change out of 100 for $20 USB) + 50 (he gave 40 and got 50 and he profited 10) = At this point, he has $120 of his own money +$10 profit = $130.
Note: It is important to note that he gave away his original $100 bill in exchange for the USB and received an $80 change. This is different from the $40 he gave away. The $40 turned into $50 ($10 profit) is not from the $80 change. Meaning he got $130 money during the scam.
Then the 5 twenties for the whole $100 bill. He got his original $100 back, but technically nothing happened. Ben still got $130.
@1:44 it starts to become tricky/complex/complicated but here's the breakdown of Ben's $130:
1) Alan took away Ben's $100 in exchange for $150 = Ben's total money is now $180.
2) Alan took Ben's $20 in exchange for $10 = Ben's total money is now $170.
3) Alan gave Ben $100 but took away his $50 in exchange for $20 = Ben's total money is now $240.
4) Alan took Ben's $100 in exchange for $50 = Ben's total money is now $190.
5) Alan immediately exchanged $50 for $10 = Ben's total money is now $150.
6) Alan exchanged 2 twenties meaning $40 for $10 = Ben's total money is now $120.
7) Alan took another $20 and exchanged it for $10 = Ben's total money is now $110
8)Lastly, Alan took $10 back = @2:14 Ben's total money is now $100
Summary/ TL;DR: Disregarding the $20 USB, During the scam, Ben had $130 ($120 money of his own but profited $10) but after his change raise scam, he only got $100 back. This means Alan pocketed $20 through an exchange scam while taking back the $10 that Ben initially stole through a $40 to $50 exchange. Alan is an absolute Mad Lad!
@@kaki-8888 well played thanks for the explanation bro
Damn Ben vs Alan never gets old 😂
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@@Bricz6176 horrible translation
This happened to me once when I was working as a cashier. I have a thing about keeping people waiting, so when this guy started asking for all these money changes, I was so concerned about how long it was taking that I didn't put much thought into the math. By the end of it I think I costed us like $50-150. Felt terrible
Me too! I was a new cashier and it was Christmas time, so super busy. Got me for 300 bucks and my job. Trick is to have a policy that requires a manager (or disallow entirely) for exchanges like that and to immediately close the cash drawer when they start pulling the stunt.
@@leafandlore Damn, you lost your job because of it?? D:
@@platinum9825 yup, it was at a Dollar General. At the time they had like a zero tolerance policy over certain amounts lost. But that was like more than ten years ago.
@@leafandlore Ahh well of that was the known policy then I guess it's understandable. I was pretty lucky, my manager and coworker were very lenient and understanding of my numerous mistakes, it's a wonder I never got fired
Instead of confusing exchanges, they usually just claim to have given you a bigger bill. Like give 50$ bill on a 30$ purchase, you hand out 20, they said, no I gave you 100. The thing is to never put their bill in the cash drawer, until the transaction is over. When they pull that one, you just say, no I still got your bill in my left hand right here...
As a fan of The Real Hustle, I loved this just for the framing device.
Also, I appreciate that the change raise scam was textbook right up to the point when Ben shorts Alan with 4 tens for a 50. To complete the scam, at this point he would add another 10 and the 50 he just got from Alan and ask for for the .100 back, leaving him with an extra 50.
you didnt beat ben, its all just a small part of a larger scam that Alan just doesnt even realise.
..or any of us realize, to be honest.. Ben is -80$ and +1 USB stick. I wonder where the scam part comes in. :)
@@dynad00d15 i think we re all aware, maybe Mikey meant this is part of Ben's plan to let Alan's guard down for another scam in the future
Playing the long game.
Of course, all the money he gave was counterfeit. He lost 60 bucks while legitimizing a few 100. And if cops start to dig around, he can always defend himself as the shop has tricked him and lying.
@@CemKalyoncu The benefits of polymer banknotes are that it's harder to counterfeit, unlike paper notes.
Ben didn't even say "OUTRAGEOUS!"? Outrageous!
This was actually brilliant. Had absurd parts, cool parts, funny parts and meta parts. Great work
Rowan's gotta be happy with Alan's USB special, an extra $10 a great deal for Playtech.
Especially after the time Rowan gave away laptops for a usb stick and headphone “samples”
I counted an extra 60? He was short 10 from 4 10$s for a 50$, Then managed to swap 100$ for 30$ The usb was already paid for so 100-30-10=60
Ben enters store:
Everyone: Welp, guess we know that there’s gonna be another ‘rules of the street’ ‘ere
yeah kind of disapointing i rather to see ben wins
You Lick it you keep it (proceeds to lick this comment).
@@terry4751 He wins enough as is, this was the best call.
@@regalpanda4224 nope ben has to always win it is not an option😎😎😀😀
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That was truly a satisfying episode, especially Alan's comments at the end. Great job!
Your mum is satisfying.
@@vladimirkuzmenkov7285 Be nice, Vlad.
@@ChineduOpara your mum is nice.
@@vladimirkuzmenkov7285 Yes, she was nice when she was alive 🤷🏾♂️
@@ChineduOpara My condolences.
Love this. Always cool to get sequels to some of the more fun videos, at this stage you guys have so much content for a number of different short films as well as a few feature films as well as maybe a few TV series ideas. Keep up the good work :)
"Because hes such an idiot, thats my story" that got me 😂😂
The NZ 10 dollars note is so pretty and significant, I've kept one on my wall since my visit there 5 years ago
I wanna see the infamous laminated cash notes from Australia, they'll still be pretty after we're long dead.
@@Riclaval had the same thing in the UK for a while now. Plastic notes are just better
@@FrankFurther until you try to flatten them out after folding them.....
@@FrankFurther so its the government at fault for the plastic problem world wide
I just find it funny how little NZD is worth compaired to a lot of currencies. £200 is worth $391 NZD compaired to $274 USD for example.
One of the best skits ever.
But... it just released like 2mins ago.. and the vids around 3 mins long..you posted this comment 1 minute after.. so uhhh nice try
yes
agreed
@@RenYso nah man he just watched it faster
Indeed
I mean the sad thing is these really do work and it's usually the minimum wage cashier that gets fired over being short. All I can say is what a friend in my first retail job said, never put their money in the register till you give them their change. That avoids the whole "I gave you a 20/100/etc" excuse when they gave you a 10 or something. Also if they want to further make transactions the first one has to be completed and put in the register.
If they are speeding it up, slow it down. All else fails just say "sorry we can't give out that much change" if they try pull out a big bill. Or say "my manager will have to deal with that".
Yeah they must work because this one store I go to every now and then is terrified of the scam. They have a hard time accepting any payment that isn’t just a large bill or two that’s more than the price.
If you give them anything at all to make your change easier, they freeze up like they’re being robbed.
Let’s say the total is $28.87 and I give them two 20s and four 1s, they won’t even type it in before trying to hand back the singles. It’s even worse if I include change. They don’t even have to do the math. The computer will do it for them, but they get so flustered they often insist. Type in whatever they want (40) and slide the singles back before even opening the drawer.
Sometimes they’ll even hold the singles, not put them in the drawer, then get those mixed up when counting change.
It is of course partly just innocent incompetence/ignorance but with a very obvious component of fear of being scammed. The looks I get sometimes are very suspicious bordering on hostile. LOL
This channel is one of the few out there that genuinely deserves likes and subscriptions.
Ben's facial expression when Alan countered his scam 🤣🤣🤣
Here's the breakdown:
Ben got $80 (change out of 100 for $20 USB) + 50 (he gave 40 and got 50 and he profited 10) = At this point, he has $120 of his own money +$10 profit = $130.
Note: It is important to note that he gave away his original $100 bill in exchange for the USB and received an $80 change. This is different from the $40 he gave away. The $40 turned into $50 ($10 profit) is not from the $80 change. Meaning he got $130 money during the scam.
Then the 5 twenties for the whole $100 bill. He got his original $100 back, but technically nothing happened. Ben still got $130.
@1:44 it starts to become tricky/complex/complicated but here's the breakdown of Ben's $130:
1) Alan took away Ben's $100 in exchange for $150 = Ben's total money is now $180.
2) Alan took Ben's $20 in exchange for $10 = Ben's total money is now $170.
3) Alan gave Ben $100 but took away his $50 in exchange for $20 = Ben's total money is now $240.
4) Alan took Ben's $100 in exchange for $50 = Ben's total money is now $190.
5) Alan immediately exchanged $50 for $10 = Ben's total money is now $150.
6) Alan exchanged 2 twenties meaning $40 for $10 = Ben's total money is now $120.
7) Alan took another $20 and exchanged it for $10 = Ben's total money is now $110
8)Lastly, Alan took $10 back = @2:14 Ben's total money is now $100
Summary/ TL;DR: Disregarding the $20 USB, During the scam, Ben had $130 ($120 money of his own but profited $10) but after his change raise scam, he only got $100 back. This means Alan pocketed $20 through an exchange scam while taking back the $10 that Ben initially stole through a $40 to $50 exchange. Alan is an absolute Mad Lad!
The math is fuzzy because we don't know what was done "off camera" but if he walked out with only the USB drive and $20... he definitely got absolutely destroyed lol.
ye that's why he showed the money in the end
He came in with a 100, and five 10s (so he started with 150). The price was 20. He left with only two 10s (20 remaining). So he ended up losing 130 for something that only cost 20. We only need to see the beginning and result to know what happened.
@@oyoo3323 Didnt he come in with five 20s as well?
@@PiikachUwU_OSRS i don't think so, he came in with the $100 and exchanged that for 5 $20's
The real scam - 20$ for a USB Drive
I've been waiting for this video for three years 😂.
Always told my cashiers not to mess with change scammers, but I had so much fun messing with them in my time on the register.
This is one of my favorites yall have done!
Nice job Allan you destroyed him. It's been long since I laughed this much. He was played like a fiddle
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Already did I see him on every channel I watch
@@aabe1189 The thing is.
if you manage to get one bot banned.
then soon there are 3 more fucking islam spam bots trying to convert you.
Realy curious if whatever fucktard makes these thinks that they will work in any way how he intends it xD
Played like a fiddle. I'll have to use that sometime XD
Seems like Ben needs new Dice, still seems to be Rolling 1's.
Underrated
I've seen all your videos. This is one of my favorites. Just Ben's face is the best. Great skit !
I actually did have a customer try to run a change scam on me once. I simply wouldn't let him interrupt me counting out the change. "You can ask for change after I count this out."
Yeah I do that too. Not even in case of scams, I just know I could fuck it up pretty easily and have to make extra sure I’m counting it right. It’s why people who get impatient with me counting their tens of coins piss me off. Maybe next time bring dollars and not 10 dimes and 20 nickels?
Ben starts out with 100.
The USB costs 20, resulting in 80 he gets in one 50 and three 10s.
He tries switching four 10s into one 50, resulting in 90 total.
He then hands over five 20s for one 100. The result is unchanged.
Ben then wants to give the 100 first in exchange for twenty 10s, which Alan don't have that many 10s for, so instead tries with five 50s. The result is unchanged, still 90.
After that Alan takes control and takes Ben's 100 for three 50s. Ending with 150 for Ben for this calculation.
He then takes Ben's 20 and gives him a 10. Resulting in 140 for Ben.
He then gives Ben the 100 and takes the 50 for a 20. Resulting in 210 for Ben.
He then takes Ben's 100 again, to give him a 50, he takes back immediately to give him a 10. Resulting in 120 for Ben.
He then takes his two 20s for a 10. Resulting in 90 for Ben.
He then hands over a 10 for a 20. Resulting in 80 for Ben.
And finishes with taking one 10 back. Resulting in 70 for Ben.
Math seems to check out. I was unsure if they reset it all when Alan took control, but if the math is to go with it all they must have.
You are overanalyzing this. It is simpler of you go like this: Ben put up $210, walked away with $40 of cash and merchandise. Net loss=170
@@TheHomelessDreamer I'm not overanalyzing anything. I was writing what they did bit for bit. Most people in the comment sections are asking for the math and I was wondering about it too. So ended up doing this to solve that issue.
Yep, pretty much it.
Oh god , you have messed up my mind . 😑😑😑
guys i just lost some braincells i think
Ben enters store...
Ben comes up with a plan on how to steal money
Alan : are you sure about that?
I was waiting for the security bars to slam down and Alan to say: "You know what we do to scammers here at Playtech?", "Fare thee well, Ben... Fare thee well, Ben..."
They're currently under review from HR, and need to lie low for a bit.
Ben's face at 1:31 is priceless!! Hahahaha...
Imagine without these music and film separation it is not like that so magical and maybe a little awkward with fun😂☺️
I've had people try to pull this on me and it get awkward for them when I keep the money separated and counted correctly. Good scam for them unless they meet someone that keeps math equations separate and doesn't want to lose their job.
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Turning the tables on Ben. It's all I've ever wanted and needed! Another win for Alan. He really has come a long way on that front.
Ben: yeah, i think the math checks out
Math: ...no it didn't
This was nice and dynamic! It felt like a preview to an action comedy with a surprisingly deep meaning xD
Best monday ritual ever, always starting off the week with a new vldl
Ben - Master of Maffs! And now imagine if Rowan was to handle the exchange xD
Rowan can go either way, since he is just personified chaos. He might either scam ben by accident or get fooled into handing over playtech itself.
Ben: Can you change a hundred? That will be 19x10 dollar.
Rowan: I don't have that many
Ben: Oh crap, just throw me two Air Books in and we're fine..
Rowan: Great, that will be 4000 for the two bags
@@ignispurgatorius5297 damn i would like to see that episode that ben would actually just enter in the playtech and say he own the place now xD
Rowan would send Ben home with no money and would even keep the pen. He might be incompetent but only he messes with Playtech
@@thalon3707 Don't forget the compulsory tip!
No wonder you guys got so much content, a day at PlayTech is an adventure by itself.
Alan is radiating the energy of a workplace senior that already have his job figured out and now is just spending the absolute minimum amount of effort in working.
Back when I was a teenager and visiting Canada for the first time, I bought some snacks and thought I had accidentally scammed them on the change because I gave them an American twenty and got back a little more than twenty Canadian (and the snacks). Later when I looked at the exchange rate and actually did the math, I realized that I was the one that got scammed.
They applied the exchange rate after the purchase instead of before.
$20 -$3= $17 $17 + 25%=$21.25
$20 +25%= $25 $25-$3= $22
These aren't the exact figures as it was in the early 80's and my memory isn't perfect, but I remember that the exchange rate was really high at that time (maybe 28%) and I had lost a little over a dollar. Luckily it was a small price to pay to learn not to be a stupid tourist and exchange my money at a bank.
[laughs in leaf]
In my part of Canada if they take American money at all it would be taken at face value. They’ll often outright refuse to take American coins so it’s a real pain when you accidentally get one in your change as you pretty much have to take it to a bank. No one has time to be figuring out exchange rates. I’m about 6 hours drive from the nearest border crossing, it’s probably different in border communities.
I'm just confused why they would accept America cash in Canada and proceed to give your change in Canadian dollars. If they were going to accept American cash then they should have given you change in more American cash.
@@kurtisf3366 in the States I have a keen eye for Canadian coins. They accidentally get slipped in sometimes and I just refuse them. We've even seen them in coin rolls from the bank and in that situation I just switch them out with extra change we have lying around pocket the Canadian coin as a souvenir.
Hey be glad that they even did an exchange rate, usually if you bring American money 1 of 2 things happen. They refuse to take it or they treat it as though it's just the Canadian bill/coin.
The part at the end was so confusing, all I know was Ben ended up with $20 when he started off with at least $110 maybe more.
Alan got 20 extra outta Ben lol. Ben did end up gettin 10 extra for swapping the 4 10s for a 50, but when he tried to get change for the 100, Alan took the 100, gave him 150, then took a 20 for a 10 which makes 140, gave him the 100, back for a 50 then gave him 20 back which leaves Ben with 210. Then took his 100 back for 150 which would’ve been 260 but he immediately swaps that for a 10 so now Ben’s got 120 instead. Then he takes back 2 20s for a 10 so Ben now has 90 but then Alan swaps another 20 for a 10, which leaves Ben at 80 lol
I was high as fuck tryna figure out the math so I broke it down 😂
I thought Ben brought $240 cash (1x100, 4x10, 5x20) and left with a $20 usb and 2x $10. In that case he’s down $200.
@@RobertJordan7 nah I doubt he’d be down that much lol they prolly just showed what was in his hands to make it look a lot less
I got the math to work out to Ben paying exactly $20. Though I did watch it about three times to follow it. Your math works too, except for accounting for the cost of the USB to be paid for.
The presentation in this episode is amazing lol, also Ben's american accent is great
I felt like the card counting scene in The Hangover doing all the math in my head. This is the most proud I have ever been at my basic math skills.
I can't believe nobody is calling out the amazing homage to Ocean's Eleven (and 12, 13, 8)! These scam/wannabe heist videos are some of my favorites. Thanks VLDL for making my day!
So, he lose $60 on the initial change but also lose bunch of other paper money that looks like it is worth more than $200. 😅
@yes it was a good day Reported.
Watching Alan count back the change was the most satisfying part of the video for me.
That acting of Ben is somewhat BRILLIANT in every little gesture. Epic stuff.
"One Last Job"
I got a feeling there will be 4-5 more episodes bout this tho lol
Here is the math in case anyone is interested.
original cost 20
change for the 100 note was 80
so they are even
Then ben gives 4 10s for a 50 Alan is now at -10$
then ben gives him 5 20s for a 100 changing nothing.
Alan takes back the 100 note for 3 50s Alan is now at -60$
Alan takes 20 and gives a 10 Alan is now at -50$
he gives him back the 100 Alan is now at -150$
he takes a 50 for a 20 Alan is now at -120$
then takes back the 100 Alan is now at -20$
he then gives him a 50 but swaps it out with a 10 so only gives him 10$ Alan is now at -30$
He then takes 2 20s for a 10 They are now even
he then trades a 10 for ben's 20 Alan is now at +10$
then he takes a 10 Alan is now at +20
Clean.
If he traded a 10 for Bens 20 that would put Alan at +10 and then taking another 10 puts Alan at +20
@@ssgoku103 Good catch
Love the fact Alan was in total control
The editing of this video is so on spot! :D
Did ben just lose 60 dollars
220 he put down 100 then 40 in 10s, then 5 20s and left with 2 10s
Ben is just outrageous
I really love the sound effect for the cash, good job!
Please more Ocean style heists! Love this series!
We need someone to rewatch this video as many times as required to write us how much money was actually exchanged and how much he paid for that USB stick
70$
he got only 20 back lol he paid 100 bucks
@@joshpun5910 yes but he was giving more 20/10 after first transaction. So it's probably more than 100-usbprice-20
@@tengizoniani5029 he didn't collect the 20 bucks
@@joshpun5910 You really are going to make me count all those transaction aren't you? Okey here we go USB stick Price=20 Dollar. and Lets count Ben's Starting capital as 80 (since 100-20(USB price) was a legal no scam transaction). So 80+50-40-100+100-100+150-20+10+100-100-50+20-100+50-50+10-40+10+10-20-10 = -40. So Alan scammed BEN for 120 dollars. I think the math checks out.
Alen: how many 20s can I get for a 100?
Ben: it's an unknowable number, where's Rob when you need him?
Thanks for making this monday better!
best one - and the sound desing fits soo good. Catches up with that Genre very well!
Little did Alan know, this was actually a reverse heist to give Playtech more money. Rowan suggested it to Ben at their last mediation meeting.
Yes I love this! Ben is perfect at this!
Alan knew what was happening the moment Ben stepped in
I love it when Alan outsmarts Ben.
Seeing him behave “like a normal persoooon” is just amazing.
It's nice to see Alan get a win. I'm happy for him.
Such a hilarious duet!
He was actually doing pretty well... Until he had all of his bills exchanged for a few tenners.
"So then, I put one of the 20's in the register, for the USB, and the rest in my pocket, as a bonus, for protecting PlayTech from the scammer."
After going through the math: Yep, everything checks out. 20$ for the stick and some money switched
This is brilliant, one of the very best ones.
Can't believe I kept watching Ben nod at the end.fs love these videos
I wonder what would've happened if Rowan was there instead of Alan
ofc ben would pay for the plastic bag.
Sorry, no change. That's an $80 tip.
He would have given away the entire cash register
I'll follow this man's advice to the end of the world... If I can keep up. 😂
Love it. You guys are expanding your creativity wow!
this episode is truly one of your finest
I like how Ben’s internal monologue was in a North American accent. 😆
ngl he sounds like Gordon Ramsay
@@johnschmidtz5337 I think your ears have been chopped off buddy, might have to go see a Doctor.
Alan's revenge:
Expectation: wooohoo, gonna get Ben real good! Maybe some violence
Reality: Maths shenanigans lol
With the way Ben left he's better off dealing with Rowan for a "Playtech special two USBs for $50"
Ah man this was brilliant! I laughed so hard at the end! Good job :)
Now that's a direct 110$ pay raise to Alan's pocket.
Here's the breakdown:
Ben got $80 (change out of 100 for $20 USB) + 50 (he gave 40 and got 50 and he profited 10) = At this point, he has $120 of his own money +$10 profit = $130.
Note: It is important to note that he gave away his original $100 bill in exchange for the USB and received an $80 change. This is different from the $40 he gave away. The $40 turned into $50 ($10 profit) is not from the $80 change. Meaning he got $130 money during the scam.
Then the 5 twenties for the whole $100 bill. He got his original $100 back, but technically nothing happened. Ben still got $130.
@1:44 it starts to become tricky/complex/complicated but here's the breakdown of Ben's $130:
1) Alan took away Ben's $100 in exchange for $150 = Ben's total money is now $180.
2) Alan took Ben's $20 in exchange for $10 = Ben's total money is now $170.
3) Alan gave Ben $100 but took away his $50 in exchange for $20 = Ben's total money is now $240.
4) Alan took Ben's $100 in exchange for $50 = Ben's total money is now $190.
5) Alan immediately exchanged $50 for $10 = Ben's total money is now $150.
6) Alan exchanged 2 twenties meaning $40 for $10 = Ben's total money is now $120.
7) Alan took another $20 and exchanged it for $10 = Ben's total money is now $110
8)Lastly, Alan took $10 back = @2:14 Ben's total money is now $100
Summary/ TL;DR: Disregarding the $20 USB, During the scam, Ben had $130 ($120 money of his own but profited $10) but after his change raise scam, he only got $100 back. This means Alan pocketed $20 through an exchange scam while taking back the $10 that Ben initially stole through a $40 to $50 exchange. Alan is an absolute Mad Lad!
I did the math:
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I love that Allen doesn't even give explanation at end to explain what happen. Just flat out says other was dumb for not even noticing his scam failing before his own eyes.
I was hoping for a sequel!!! 😃
Wow 11 seconds after upload
Ben is literally my favorite 😂
Outrageous...
@@----Jay---- this comment is symbolically my favorite!
@@----Jay---- but seriously, this is fantastic comment, dude
these two have the best interactions in playtech.
need more of them in skycraft tho.
The prequel weve always wanted, Oceans 1.
All cashiers everywhere (myself included) can only dream of being as epic as Alan😂
Love it when Alan wins🏆
I love this video!!! This is like the 50th time I've watched it 😂
I've waited for this for a long time lol.