Did the Hustlers Get Hustled?! | The Real Hustle

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[@dannymccrae3070]

the point the hustlers are making is that the fake notes are high in quality which makes them assume he either prints them or knows someone who prints them. So he could be involved in using them on a larger scale

[@farhan.882]

GELATO no sour diesel M Ah yes I do love a bit of inflation 😂

[@danny1229c]

@Bryce McF they are by ppl like them mate

[@iraqiboy90]

@Bryce McF instantly because he handles alot of real money on the show. He knows the touch and color of the real notes. Anything different is an alarm, that's why he went looking for the hologram. Not me, but one of my co-workers on my grocery store received a 500,- kr note (53usd) and it was indentified later by my boss (which was already too late). He kept it so we can see it ourselves. I've handled alot of cash and i can say that 500,- note had pretty good color accuracy including the shiny parts but it didnt have the same touch and the shiny parts wernt that good on further check. So, an untrained person cannot be cheated with normal printer printing, but can definity be cheated on these kind of high quality fake notes. That's why he was asking him of where did he print them. You dont need to ask of he printed it at home because you would see at first glance.

[@BoleDaPole]

Obvously. Can't believe the cops are so dumb as to let it go. If they let this go then imagine how many fake notes are circling around.

[@Xplorerhobo]

It's such a coincidence that every target's name is Mark.

[@carlosmurillo1940]

permos12345 when your scamming someone .. the victim is always called Mark ..

[@PoissonVisageStudios]

It was a joke (I assume/hope)

[@thsscapi]

Oh, it's definitely a joke. I mean, it can't be a coincidence that this joke appears in pretty much every TRH video.

[@judsonkr]

I find it strange as well that all of the people named Mark are targets.

[@random10011]

Thay say mark as it the target not the name you can hear clearly that the marks name is gary

[@owenglenn4298]

Sid Owen is such a good actor, he starts moving his legs when playing someone in a wheelchair.

[@GussyToYou]

Plenty of wheelchair users can move their legs

[@John-rg6kt]

Such a dumb comment

[@BG-ef8sk]

Didn’t realise you had to be paralysed to use a wheelchair!

[@owenglenn4298]

@@BG-ef8sk fair enough, my mistake

[@XJokermanX]

​@@owenglenn4298fp lad

[@786kasad]

He just beat you in your own game.

[@Mark.Christian]

Not really because Alex found out that it's a fake money.

[@briannotafan3368]

the only people beat were the viewers thinking it was real

[@MarkOfTzeentch]

@@Mark.Christian If that were a real scammer and not a tv show.. they got fleeced. Doesnt matter that they knew it was fake..

[@abc-jy5mq]

His daughter was right

[@James-mahal]

It might have been the fact that the wheelchair guy kept bouncing his legs

[@mrlfordf150]

james mahal lol

[@IRumburakI]

How do you know he has spine injury, that would prevent him from moving lower body part, just by seeing wheelchair? He could have broken ankle and be on wheelchair detective.

[@sirgreedy88]

My best friends dad is in a wheelchair because his knees have no cartilage in them, its bone on bone. Just because you are in a wheelchair doesnt mean you are paralyzed. There are many, many reasons to be in a wheelchair.

[@quidquopro1185]

@@sirgreedy88 True but the comment was really funny

[@leahdragon]

Jeeze. I’m periodically in a wheelchair due to bad joints due to Ehlers Danlos and Fibromyalgia. Sometimes I can walk. Sometimes I’m in too much pain to walk. Not everyone in a wheelchair is paralysed.

[@Proccito]

I want to know the specs of a laptop worth £1500, if its used.

[@thingsthatstopyoudreaming5837]

pretty much any high end mac

[@Proccito]

not sure about the "high end" and "mac" in the same sentence.Things that stop you dreaming

[@thingsthatstopyoudreaming5837]

***** then you don't know anything about macs ;) mine cost over three and a half grand and is used for system and software management and development, I can run say five or six virtual systems simultaneously on it whilst testing and developing / running multiple buildouts without breaking sweat - the higher level Macs are very powerful and pretty damn cool.

[@Proccito]

Things that stop you dreaming still dont know the speccs

[@thingsthatstopyoudreaming5837]

***** In my case a 2.8 quad core i7 (turbos to 4 ghz) 1Tb SSD Retina display, Radeon R9 M370X (2Gb) and so on, handles nicely :) has no problems powering my 4k monitors either, expensive but for the kind of work I do a worthwhile investment, my personal laptop is an older acer running Linux ;)

[@urboboy]

The "real hustle" in this video is how many ads I had to watch in order to get thru it!!!!

[@tevita101]

Get premium you cheap fk

[@jkdunk20001988]

All you have to do is fast forward till the last 5secs of the video then hit replay you might have to watch one add but that's it. Fuck KZbin red if I can scroll to the end and replay

[@jamesblunt006]

Get a decent browser and adblock. Never any ads.

[@bakhshizulfiqarmanzur8988]

KZbin Vanced really clutching it in here

[@XJokermanX]

One add for me

[@Macron87]

"When you handed over fake money... TO BUY A FAKE STAMP!!!". Is the hypocrisy not lost on them???

[@benhealey8055]

The hustlers are there to scam him for tele purposes and they wouldn't of stole of him they would of gave it him back in the end but they are told to scam for tele purposes the guy gave them fake money which is counterfeit fraud yes the hustlers do the same but for tele purposes, imagine if that stamp was legit and he gave them fake money, doesn't matter the circumstances that's counterfeit fraud and he could of been punished for it, if he thought that the deal was fake he shouldn't have turned up at all

[@JonathanGray89]

It's definitely not hypocrisy. That would require the hustlers to claim or imply having higher moral standards (which obviously isn't the case). Even if that were the case, it still wouldn't be hypocritical as it wasn't really the hustlers' intention to dupe the guy out of his money. The sole reason they actually had to break character at all is because they can't legally deal with counterfeit money.

[@fahimrahat1920]

They have permission to do these things. But the mark doesn't. The purpose of the show is to avoid being scammed

[@JonathanGray89]

Fahim Rahat Nobody has "permission" to knowingly be in possession of counterfeit money. It's the same as being in possession of a controlled drug. The only way to absolve yourself of the responsibility is to turn it in to the police.

[@JesusisJesus]

+Ben Healey - You do realise that you repeated yourself 4 times, right? They say "If you repeat something often enough you will believe your own lies."

[@DarthScosha]

I love how a tv show reported someone to the police for playing them at their own game. It's illegal to be in possession of counterfeit bank notes, when the Real Hustle walked away with the fake cash, they were also in possession of it and they KNEW it was fake. Also, the bloke didn't actually buy anything with the money, if anything he gave it away to a complete stranger claiming to make him 3 grand from a stamp. I am not surprised there was no case to answer.

[@Jonesykins]

Cloud Strife It's only illegal to posses it... with INTENTION of using it to deceive.... So. No.

[@ArchangelTyrael]

+Displaced Jonesable yeah people have fake bank notes just so they can't use them......

[@Jonesykins]

Archangel Tyrael Display Film Art

[@dylonbenefield7550]

they give the stuff back its a social experiment

[@flisko123]

thats right

[@scottend5239]

"The event was reported to the police, but despite carrying out a series of enquiries, in the end it was decided there was no case to answer". What?

[@sirmixalot1597]

what is your question you idiot quoting and putting a "what?" at the end isn't a question you dumbfuk

[@ace-x6m]

+SirMixAlot you are making yourself look stupid just stop xD how the fuck was his original comment so hard to understand?

[@sirmixalot1597]

Mike N Ike if u notice i already won the argument... I called him out on his laziness on his original comment and he went and on the offensive by writing his replys as an essay= not lazy anymore=i won argument ;)

[@ace-x6m]

SirMixAlot You went off on a tangent about how he wrote his original comment. You lost the argument the moment you started. There was absolutely no need to criticize the way that comment was written.

[@scottend5239]

Mike N Ike It's so awkward when someone who is not native tries to school me in my own language. SirMixAlot go home kid, you're drunk.

[@cowboyanimal_1]

The lady once hustled me out of 10$ as I only got a handy with no happy ending, thought I saw her before. sneaky.

[@sjm2721]

1966 the World Cup 😂. Aye a Scottish guy is going to be interested in that stamp

[@irielion3748]

It's a desirable stamp regardless

[@tekktori]

"lets aim this camera at the wall and then slide into frame" ..... FUKIN GEENIUS

[@aprimic]

So why wasnt he charged for having fake money?

[@arrancollins5733]

i thought exactly the same, its still a criminal offence on or off tv.

[@aprimic]

Arran Collins Maybe because if it wasn't for the TV programme, he wouldn't have had the chance to use fake money. (prob still would have but I reckon that's their stance on the issue).

[@Soulsphere001]

I think it's because the police believed his story.

[@JonnyCoolMelt]

Why weren't they charged for trying to con him out of it????? He didn't know it was a TV show! If they had been real scammers would it have been OK then???

[@HotSweetPotato1]

Aprime because its all fake?...

[@evanstubbins3883]

i think by him saying he taught it was a fake deal was only an excuse if he got caught. i think he did get to buy the laptop and he handed them the fake money and nothing was said that would be it but he had the real money as a back up if he was caught

[@fosho894]

Damn u hella smart gonna become a president one day ye?

[@danny1229c]

i think it went more like they threw him a bone by suggesting that excuse as he was in a hard spot and so was everyone else for some really long seconds there

[@bazza2974]

How do they always find someone called Mark to hustle?? This so fake.

[@Swiftyaz]

Sleep

[@unknownuploader3846]

Maz Amd in the first ep they said every 1 in the hustle their gonna name mark to protect the real names

[@TheJoePro]

Maz Amd the mark as in the target

[@Buffwheel1]

sarcasm...pronounced sar·casm.

[@docterphreak]

"Oh hai Mark"

[@leatherneck7857]

0:25 *she is perfection*

[@bercante_5543]

Yes man. This woman is astonishing

[@docterphreak]

"Every con artist is a mark himself"

[@cwgmusicvideos]

It’s clearly Sid Owen anyone alive during the 90s in the U.K. should recognise him

[@nocomment1469]

Tell the EastEnders actor to stop moving his legs in the wheel chair Great acting 🙄😂😂

[@benski98]

😂

[@YoUtUbEhAnDlEsArEgReAt]

Not everyone in a wheelchair is paralyzed from the waist down.

[@Magic-bf8gz]

That was unbelievably stupid on the marks part.

[@crazycraigy01]

When would u ever tell a seller what its really worth

[@gargaduk]

And then the seller still sells for about 10% of that worth. Fail

[@dm5328]

lol yes he did, he played those fools, he was 2 steps ahead, my man!

[@briannotafan3368]

thonly fools were people who belived this was a real con YOU GOT CONED YOU ASSHOLES

[@mulugetakebede6651]

You guys are so awesome. Thank you for reviling the dirty people works. You awakened me so much

[@clydecavalieri8490]

The man in the yellow shirt and tie says I don't want to see you lose a lot of money, this stamp is worth, 30,000. He says that right after offering the guy 1,500. It was alright if the seller was to lose money to him, but suddenly he has morals when someone else was to make the profit Lol.

[@jamzempire]

Wow that was close for the hustlers

[@dezsprison2605]

I have hustled a "hustler"/scammer! It was great. He asked me what he should be saying to people like me who know what to say to others. We spoke for months and months. I called the FBI in my state to have them help as I had more of his information than he did of mine. They didn't help and acted like they didn't even care. So I let it go. I blocked the Male person and obviously haven't heard from him since.

[@dezsprison2605]

@Jordan P the money he tried to get from my family I got from him. I told him he knew the answer already since he gave me the money instead of me giving him any money. He quit his job. Didn't want to post this part. Cuz I dont want to get in trouble for anything.

[@klystron1]

i know what i like and i like what i see right now. class!

[@onsideview5418]

Sid Owens looking like a summer Johnny Depp.

[@MsHojat]

I would have just said "where's the laptop?" I was willing to pay 1500 for the laptop so once you sell it you'll have the 3 k you need for the stamp.

[@johnspence8141]

genius

[@andigorani]

Reported him to the police,.. Its entrapment, no way a judge would convict lol

[@juiellineau]

as soon as they walked away with the cash it could have been exchanged. the 'mark' is cleared. he should charge the huslter with theft of his cash.

[@DanielGonzalez-un6rz]

2:10 he makes sure his legs are not numb 🤣

[@valmarsiglia]

Fun video, but the whole stamp-collector scenario looks so contrived! What would be cool is finding a way of incorporating the TV show itself into the scam. Maybe do something dodgy that makes the mark suspicious, then when he voices his misgivings the producers come out and tell him it's ok, it's all for a TV show, but that he managed to outsmart them -- putting him at ease, after which they run the real con.

[@jsvlad]

confused.. it is criminal to hold counterfeit money but legal to falsely advertise OLD computers as like new?

[@ianh1504]

Counterfeiting is forgery and fraud, and if everyone tried to do it the economy would wind up in shambles. Nobody tells the whole truth on craigslist type ads.

[@SwayisGod]

I've never actually seen Sid Owen do anything other than a Ricky Butcher. RICKAYYYYYY!

[@TheMightsparrow]

1.13Listening to sid owen saying that made me 😂 when you consider his job

[@shishafreak2042]

The scammers where scammed by a scammer LOL

[@KXSocialChannel]

Can anyone think of a better excuse than "I thought it was a scam so I gave fake notes"?

[@jekasolomon]

Bro in the wheelchair wiggling his legs like a centipede.

[@chechenb0rz]

1500 pounds for a laptop? which is second hand probably? that's a rip off on it's own

[@ya55er4008]

+The Poking Guy I sold mine for 500 pounds

[@jimoflh5773]

I seen a laptop for 9 thousand pounds.

[@valentinshatilenko7404]

I guess you haven’t heard off Apple.

[@dogfight156]

this was quite a buildup for what happened in the end. i was expecting yelling and swinging and TRH's security jumping in. but i think this was all real. the mark went in thinking he would be slick, not even knowing he was breaking the law. this is too silly for the show to make up. my only questions is: why doesn't TRH show more scams gone wrong? at least one per episode. that would be cool.

[@jeztickles4361]

Proves there is more than a few hustlers out there...

[@lukewazea2k7]

want more of these!

[@ChocolatecatGP]

luke jones I doubt they like to highlight their biggest failures

[@charlietalboys9615]

tbh the man was un the right because he was smart enough and cautious enough to know that it was a scam. but on the other hand he would have got a free laptop. in the end it wouldn't rlly of affected anyone

[@sabrehill1]

If I was the Sid Owen character having been told the stamp was worth £20k>£30k then the £1.5k would've been laughed at in RL I'd say thanks for the correct estimation, I'll put the stamp thru Sotheby's and so would any normal person. This is why the scam would never work in RL

[@redneck4528]

Some people need to raise money immediately, that's why pawnshops exist.

[@christoph404]

why does the so called "mark" feel obliged to sit there and be grilled by the real hustle team? I mean I know they are in the corner grill restaurant but this is a bit ridiculous, its like the cast and crew have all surrounded him and are asking demanding questions of him as if they have a right to or have some authority over him, but they are not the police nor do they have powers of detention, they are hustlers who have been hustled and are therefore feeling a bit indignant that they have lost control of the situation, but if I was that guy who passed the fake money I would just get up ad leave and not answer any of their demanding questions at all and just not give them back control of the situation and there is nothing they could do about it.......if they wanted something done about it they would have to call the police, but the real hustle team have passed counterfeit £20 notes in the past by posing as a police detective and flashing fake police ID to con people exiting a currency exchange, so they can hardly feel indignant that the tables have turned on them.

[@ReulMcGillolane]

Someone shared this in a sub-comment above: because the "mark" was an actor in on it. www.theguardian.com/media/2011/jun/02/the-real-hustle-fake-scam-victims

[@ilovecheese162]

I love the fact they are irritated they are being given the run around

[@blessnorthamerica7919]

How about change the shows title : “ you are not allowed to think 3 steps ahead” 🤣🤣

[@dylanwalkerphotography2812]

Wow, just wow. I walked pass that restaurant only a couple of weeks ago, it's only around the corner from Glasgow Central!

[@chrismacleod3947]

i ya dina like it when you got scammed coming to Glasgow you are lucky you hustlers are still alive coming to Scotland and trying it on

[@kimfromnewyork]

the real hustle here is the stupid amount of adverts that ruin this youtube video...gotta make bank hey guys....

[@LunacareCymru]

"The real Hustle"

[@AlanJunior1]

well..that was interesting

[@thomhughes4617]

I thought I was getting played by scammers so I learned how to print almost legitimate looking fake notes... The inconsistency with the daughter saying she thought it was the TV show after he'd already said he didn't suspect anything to do with TV. All seems a bit off to me...

[@MarkOfTzeentch]

They always say that after they have been "got". "i knew was a scam all along" or "i knew i was on a TV show" or "i know you were in disguise" Despite evidence to the contrary. The Mark in this went out willingly to con someone out of a laptop, with fake money. Doesnt matter that it, in itself was a con. Having a daughter go "it may be real hustle, take the fake notes" is highly suspect

[@greysinclaire]

Friendly Fires playing at the end!!

[@t60njw]

I don't understand why there was no case to answer. I mean the guy was in possession of fake money. How ever he got this money is illegal and he even knew it was counterfeit. So...........If i go and do the same thing it's fine is it? I don't think so, surly.

[@scotttocs]

If he says he didn't know he was on the show on camara, then that's a confession and can be prosecuted. He shit himself when he saw them all coming back.

[@lologhren6002]

He should of said he did, and say he was trying to play along and see if he could hustle the hustlers. That way no one would prosecute him for attempting to do fraud

[@slimwillo]

He’s been paying for all the drinks too

[@DeathByEric]

You know I half expected them to just be pretending the money was counterfeit so they could take it.

[@winstonvkoot]

thats one long con for a 1.5k and for a guy or woman supposedly even going with the other folks.

[@link4302]

Can’t believe I’m watching this after 6 year

[@DaZe8014]

Seems like he had £1500 real money and £1500 fake just in case. When it turned out to be, as suspected, too good to be true, he simply handed over the fake cash. Very smart.

[@Edgisco]

"In this show we're going to reveal..." please say my breasts please say my breasts

[@scoll13]

What was all that crap about, laughing at this program that they were so precious about themselves being had !

[@modernlegacy5555]

You tried to hustle us while we were trying to hustle you. Why'd you do that? LOL

[@mzalenski1]

When cast of the real hustle meets "The Big Man" from chewin the fat

[@benhealey8055]

If you thought the deal was fake why would you go to it in the first place with fake cash trying to be smug? Yes its hypocrisy because the hustlers are trying to rip him off but it's a show they have to and they don't steal off him they would of gave him the money back even if it was real but what if he did that to people who weren't the hustlers, that's counterfeit fraud he could of been in big trouble for that, if you thought it was a scam you should of just stayed away

[@sheikhtahmid7799]

9:14 gave himself away right there.

[@MrClyMax]

Does anyone know that song at the beginning? Got a feeling its Wolfgang Gartner, but can't remember!

[@tmillz120]

I was thinking why is there a grill on the corner lol and sure enough

[@michaelpierce3725]

They can't take their own medicine, just goes to show there is always someone better then you! Lol

[@TomHoops04]

Lmao the difference is they don’t actually scam anyone. Everyone gets there money back it’s theatrical for the show, this guy actually tried to scam them and would have scammed the real seller if they were actually selling a laptop. Counterfeit money is a serious crime and could indicate he knows someone who can print counterfeit money of such high quality.

[@christopherbrown2224]

The mark did huddle the hustlers because they was expecting to rip him off but in fact he turned the tables

[@sandernielsen8018]

I wish that they had scammed someone else except Mark, just so we could see this scam played out for real.

[@TomHoops04]

His names not mark

[@tomadams3528]

I'm watching this like it's a good movie. I hope everyone's not acting.

[@Axerzzz]

These episodes of 'The Real Hustle' is like the movie 'Now You See Me' Like if u agree

[@SuperScottCrawford]

Oh, "stamp". For a while there, I thought they were saying "stunt".

[@bigbro02]

Although it's entertaining, I would say that these types of show and YT channels need to stop. If you prank someone by committing a crime, then say it's just a show, it's still a crime. Hitting someone with a car, then telling them it was a lesson to not walk in the street and paying the medical bills, yeah, same thing. Fraud is fraud, even if it's fake fraud.

[@jamessullivan1348]

The scam woman was a knockout!

[@MrReviewer]

you guys think this is real??? ALL OF THEM ARE ACTORS...ALL OF THEM LOL

[@nathancook95]

I remember seeing this one on TV and the other one was when they got scammed over a watch

[@Howdoyoudrinkashark]

This is like when an undercover FBI agent buys drugs from another undercover FBI agent.

[@Ohdearyme-x3d]

The show was called hustlers, and they still report you?..wtf!!!!

[@briannotafan3368]

some people think this is real it's bullshit the viewers were bullshited even the mark was a actor too all fake

[@joemonty2203]

Love watching these!

[@Phildog1]

HAHAHA the most challenging job in television? Maybe making that statement about your little show with a straight face!

[@cherriepie]

Lmao so when you scam people it’s alright, but when you get outsmarted for once you bring the law into it

[@cherriepie]

Jordan P I know but who’s to say he wasn’t going to do the same thing? He could have used the fake notes then gave them their money back... they got outsmarted!

[@cherriepie]

​@Jordan P I suppose, but you have to admit it's kind of funny that their show resolves around scamming people and when someone tries to scam them, they all act like wold war three is going on!

[@joesr31]

one is a legitimate tv show who probably have an arrangement with the police and returns whatever they scam to their "victims" while the other is trying to scam others with fake money thinking they would get away with it and profit from it. You must be blind if you can't see the difference between those 2 situations.

[@MrStonecold69]

The Guy in the Wheelchair is JOHNNY DEPP

[@gavinroberts9303]

he was on come dine with me

[@mrssadieadler4874]

RICKY!!!! 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

[@yusufmastan8926]

guys what currency is used in this vid? euros or pounds because the notes dont look like pounds

[@14jackthelad]

this show is old, they were using £50 notes which no longer exists.

[@londontrada]

So.... why is Sid Owen there 🤔

[@__Stitchy]

Wait so the mark didn't know it was a TV show, but weeks ago his daughter warned him it was a TV show? Haow?

[@kenziemckenzie5099]

Gotta love the guys scottish.

[@luqin315]

I dont understand anything but someone got rekt

[@littlepiggydogonig1415]

😂😂😂

[@fosho894]

Just ask ur mom what ''rekt'' means trust me you'll get the picture xD

[@SeanMcCaffrey-zo4jw]

The Mark is a true gangster.

[@DMWBN3]

Ha ha , funny as fuck. Snide notes off a jock.

[@robertm4050]

The Real Hustle..... 6 commercials.

[@blunderbusssi9587]

I can't believe Sid Owen thought he was famous enough to be recognised...

[@mauriceosullivan6832]

Most people would in the uk would recognise sid Owen.

[@goodtimetraveler8261]

Worthless paper = worthless paper. No crime.

[@WuWeiFlow]

So easy to just say that he dident know its fake, he got them from his everyday shopping and the transactions from day to day life...