Dropshipping bingo is actually hilarious

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  @horanghaeuwu4451 · 9 days ago

  clicked as soon as possible cause you never know if youll be able to watch it later lol...

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  @james.clydesdale · 9 days ago

  please resilia have mercy

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  @rustyscundge7453 · 8 days ago

  I filed a copyright claim on this video so Resilia can't get to it. You're welcome.

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  @crubleigh · 8 days ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FPjAc6esxiE&amp;t=793">13:13</a> The &quot;w&quot; is actually a common abbreviation used in Chinese for &quot;wan&quot; meaning 10,000. A good tell though for where the text originated before being copy and pasted 1w times.

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  @Berriye · 8 days ago

  I feel like i have to treat every jamlab upload like its a limited time event

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  @lazurusmara8845 · 9 days ago

  My favorite jamlab game to play is trying to deduce what the text on his shirt says every time he shifts slightly

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  @genevrablack819 · 8 days ago

  This is gonna sound stupid af but I actually do appreciate a more gameified video. My spouse was recently diagnosed with stage 4 cancer (and then immediately had a stroke but that&apos;s a whole other story), so watching the cancer cure scammers just launches my blood pressure into the stratosphere lmaooo

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  @thatgirlwiththething9757 · 8 days ago (edited)

  Okay but &apos;essential oil atomisation&apos; is a sentence that makes complete sense and does reference a real thing that can be done really cheaply. Atomisation just means &apos;turning into mist&apos; and any cheap diffuser does this with a vibrating plate. You can get these plates for like a quid off aliexpress.<br><br>What I&apos;m saying is don&apos;t use this term specifically as an earmark for a scam, as genuine products may use it.<br><br>While I&apos;m at it, compression wear as a treatment for lymphodema (though I think the woman in that shot has been given Lipedema by an AI that can&apos;t tell the difference) is pretty common, and people with lymph circulation difficulties often wear compression underwear, bandages or tights to help circulate lymph fluid. This site almost certainly isn&apos;t selling medical grade compression wear and you definitely wouldn&apos;t want to buy those (Also i think the chances of compression SHORTS working is pretty slim), but once again this is a real product that can genuinely help people with these needs.<br><br>I mention this because it&apos;s important to remember these sites are mimicking real things that people want, and thus you shouldn&apos;t assume all scams are going to be obvious falsehoods as some may then fly under the radar.

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  @bunabyt3 · 8 days ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FPjAc6esxiE&amp;t=311">5:11</a> evil mastercard be like: people are allowed to spend their money on art even if we personally don&apos;t like it

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  @TrueMrNerds · 9 days ago

  Here&apos;s a list for you people who don&apos;t want to check back in the video:<br>- Something Blue<br>- An automotive accessory<br>- Something electronic<br>- Something HUGE<br>- A kitchen tool<br>- Something AI-generated<br>- Something squishy<br>- A health item<br>- Something MANLY<br>- Something g🌹rly pop<br>- Footwear<br>- Something edible<br>- Something ripped from Amazon<br>- An adult toy...<br>- Something holiday-themed<br>- A game<br>- A pet-related item<br>- The same thing, twice<br>- A <i>weapon</i><br>- Something intangible

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  @luucitv · 8 days ago

  Most, &quot;big box stores,&quot; in Australia have that shitty Marketplace (3rd party dropshipping sellers). Some stores let us turn it off to search the items they ACTUALLY sell, but it&apos;s invaded everything: Bunnings, Kmart, Target, JB Hi-Fi, Harvey Norman, Myer, etc. It&apos;s horrendous.

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  @The_Hyena_Queen · 8 days ago

  Never buy adult toys from dropshippers. Goddess knows what you&apos;ll end up getting.

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