A YouTuber, Cody, creates a video called "Can I Pay You to Be My Girlfriend?" where he approaches multiple women and asks if he can pay them to be his girlfriend, explaining he has earned money by selling his liver. He offers to set up a two-week direct deposit and transfer a couple hundred bucks every two weeks in exchange for taking Instagram pictures together and pretending to be his girlfriend. Many women decline or laugh off the proposal, but one, Emma, agrees and gives him her phone number. The video appears to be a social experiment, and Cody mentions it's part of a montage to see how girls react to the question.
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1. A person named Cody is approaching various women and asking if he can pay them to be his girlfriend.
2. Cody has been mowing lawns and saving money over the summer.
3. Cody offers to pay the women through a direct deposit system, with a couple hundred dollars transferred every two weeks.
4. Cody's proposal is for the women to pretend to be his girlfriend for the semester, which would include taking Instagram pictures together and going to the movies.
5. Cody mentions that his Instagram pictures are not getting as many likes as they used to, and he wants someone to take pictures with.
6. Cody approaches multiple women, including Taylor, Hannah, Maddie, Katie, Nicole, Kennedy, and Emma.
7. Some women decline Cody's proposal, while others agree to consider it or exchange numbers with him.
8. Cody mentions that he has a YouTube channel called "Anger Picnic" and is filming a video called "Can I Pay You to Be My Girlfriend".
9. Cody is partnering with Live.me to do live streams every Wednesday and Friday.
10. Cody will be singing parodies, answering questions, and hanging out with his audience during the live streams.