The provided text appears to be a transcription of a video showcasing a series of social experiments or pranks, specifically targeting "gold diggers" or women who are only interested in men with wealth and material possessions.
The video presents a countdown of the top 10 scams or pranks, where men use various tactics to expose these women's superficial interests. The tactics include:
* Using a fake wealth persona to attract women
* Exaggerating one's wealth or possessions
* Using a luxury car to impress women
* Pretending to be a war veteran or a wealthy businessman
* Creating a fake dating app profile to attract women
The pranks often involve the men initially being rejected or dismissed by the women, only to be suddenly accepted and fawned over when they reveal their supposed wealth or material possessions.
The video aims to highlight the superficiality and materialism of some women, and the men's reactions to being initially rejected and then accepted based on their perceived wealth.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The narrator presents a list of the top 10 scams of mercantile skins.
2. The narrator promotes a website called elephant snickers .ru, which sells affordable sneakers, clothes, and accessories.
3. The narrator mentions Justin Bieber in a prank scenario.
4. The narrator describes a scenario where a man with a guitar is rejected by women, but gains interest when he mentions Justin Bieber.
5. A woman is scammed by a man who claims to be a veteran and has a sports BMW.
6. A woman is asked to pay $100 for a photo in front of a sports car.
7. A man proposes to a woman, but she loses interest when she finds out he is not wealthy.
8. A woman is scammed by a man who claims to be rich and has a cool car.
9. A man creates a fake dating app profile, claiming to be a rich dude.
10. A woman is scammed by a man who rents a car to impress her.
11. The narrator encourages viewers to subscribe to their channel and follow their public VK page.
12. The narrator invites viewers to share their own experiences with "Grandma Hunter" in the comments.
Note: These facts are mainly about the scenarios presented in the text and the narrator's interactions with women.