A creator buys Dubai roaches from PetSmart and pitches a scheme to secretly release them in new homes, forcing owners to hire pest control. The joke: a $16 investment could generate $600 per account in three months. It's satire mocking exploitative business tactics.
Just got to PetSmart so that we can buy a bag of roaches and then plant them inside new development homes. So then once they're developed, homeowners have no choice but to buy my pest control. Come follow me. These are the— these are the roaches, right? Roaches are up top in front of your face. Oh, these are roaches, right? You got American roaches, the big ones? No. Well guys, we picked up a little canister of Dubai roaches. Um, she asked me like why I needed them. I told her we were buying them for our snake. She then told me that snakes don't eat roaches, so we kind of had to get ourselves out of that one, but we got the roaches. So let's see how this goes. This can ask for a phone number on the pinpad. We got a thing of— this is $16. So I mean, the investment on this is, if I make like $600 off of a pest control account, this is going to be a great investment. Um, she asked me if I had a YouTube channel, what the name of it was, and I just said We do things about animals. So let's go do our thing now. So roll up to New Dev over here. Probably should be good to hit in about 3 months. But like this one right here, I mean, you kind of want to let them find their way. So just kind of take them and, you know, just— and really in about About 3 months from now. Give it 3 months and this is going to be prime hood to knock doors.
