Heath had seen some short videos filmed by individuals before, though they were definitely the perfectly respectable kind, not anything explicit. Among those videos meant to amuse people or supposedly test other people's attitudes and the state of society, there was one kind where someone deliberately dressed in rags and went into fancy restaurants or specialty stores to test the staff's reactions. If anyone looked down on them or did something of the sort, they would finally reveal themselves, show off, and put those people in their place. It was utterly ridiculous.
Or they would deliberately dress in ordinary clothes and approach a beautiful woman on the street, then pull out the keys to a luxury car and press a button after being rejected, testing whether she was a gold digger or something. Those so-called tests of human nature got quite a lot of views, but as people's tastes grew increasingly picky, their popularity declined. Heath remembered that the videos that became popular later were various pranks or bizarre, incomprehensible videos, making him feel as though he was falling out of touch with the world.
Heath had originally thought those people were all joking around. After all, not everyone had that much time on their hands. But looking at the man in front of him now, Heath felt that perhaps some people really did have nothing better to do than go out looking for trouble. Take this man, for example: he clearly wasn't dressed very well, but when it came to food, he wanted pufferfish and lobster, ideally paired with a bottle of fine Ho-Oh red wine. It gave Heath a somewhat odd expression.
Ho-Oh was one of the more renowned red wine brands and could be considered a very good one. Yet precisely for that reason, relatively few people