Towards the end Nathan attempts to save on the overhead costs of cremations by testing

Towards the end, Nathan attempts to save on the overhead costs of cremations by testing

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The Philosophy of Nathan For You: Why Nathan Thinks Your Business Will Fail – Wisecrack Edition

extra room out of your house for a couple more dollars a day The overhead to enter the market was really quite low

extra room out of your house for a couple more dollars a day. The overhead to enter the market was really quite low.

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In Laos, there's a town with a very seedy reputation. Not long ago, you could buy opium direct from a store menu. The time that earned it the reputation has passed, but not before leaving its mark. This is the story of tourism, and what locals have to give up to obtain it. This is Vang Vieng.

The title for this video was chosen by my friend Brad, as he was the inspiration for making the episode.

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I mean the sun is always overhead illuminating things from above or above and to the side

I mean, the sun is always overhead, illuminating things from above, or above and to the side,

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The "Mountain Or Valley?" Illusion

If you ask anyone to explain why they love Nathan for You, they’ll probably say some

iteration of “You just have to watch it.”

Nathan Fielder paints a bizarre picture of America, colored by strange individuals ranging

from the verbally abusive private investigator — “You remind me of the wizard of loneliness

to the ex-con Santa Claus, to the stalkeresque Bill Gates impersonator.

On one level, Nathan’s impossibly complex and nonsensical plans belie analysis, but

as you all already know that’s not gonna stop us.

Because below all the insanity, the show crackles with brilliant commentary, holding up a mirror

to the absurdity of running a modern business.

Welcome to this Wisecrack Edition on Nathan For You.

Here’s the premise of the show: in your typical episode of Nathan for You, the host

Nathan Fielder introduces us to one or more struggling businesses owners and proposes

If Nail let minors purchase alcohol, but then held it in a storage locker until they're

21st birthday, Bouquet Plaza Liquor would gain a ton of new underage customers...

Then, we watch the plan escalate, deviate, and almost inevitably, fail.

I think that this mashup of retail and history... it it is a trainwreck.

On the most basic level, many of the plots Nathan concocts reveal something about the

strained relationship between morality and economic realities.

You seriously are talking about putting up a banner that says, 'We Sell Liquor To Minors'?

Nathan has described the way the series was born partially out of his own obsession with

the 2008 economic collapse, in which risky bank behavior took down the global economy.

What really fascinated him was the way this cataclysmic fiscal ratf**k was the result

of thousands and thousands of seemingly mundane moments, like when one guy must have known

that his boss’s credit default swap magic was a bunch of woo-woo bullsh*t.

In nearly every episode of Nathan for You, he makes us live through these kind of sickening

moments after he’s pitched an absurd, and sometimes immoral, idea to a business owner.

Turn the job of moving into America's next fitness craze.

We watch each person reluctantly agree to ideas that will likely mislead, exploit the

I think you'll get a lot more people if they just think it's a workout, and we don't tell

them that they're actually doing free labor.

There’s the antique store owner who tepidly extends her business hours to lure in drunk

customers who are gonna fall prey to the store’s “You break it, you buy it” policy.”

I’d rather sell a good one, but yeah I mean, it would be the same thing no matter what

During each of these moments, the owner’s reluctance is palpable, but it's typically

eclipsed by their desire to improve their business— Mhm. — to please Nathan, — Probably,

yes, people will think that way. — or, simply, to stay on TV.

And then, if I have to use, yes, why not using it.

Typically, they'll justify it as a means of achieving bottom line profits.

Any time we're moving any product, it's always beneficial to the store.

In this subset of Nathan’s pranks, watching decent human beings cajoled into small acts

of immorality ranges from painfully uncomfortable to flat out unbelievable.

Take the time Nathan convinces this man that he’s being hired as a Shell PR representative.

Enticed by the incentive of a good job, the man is willing to say things like this: This

If you had to have a spill somewhere, you would want this spill.

Nathan highlights the way a system that emphasizes personal gains at the expense of community

good sets up decent human beings to become their worst selves.

And these are four people that you cut in front of that you thought you were better

Part of the strength of Nathan’s satire comes from the fact that each of his ideas

He takes business antics that we’re generally pretty comfortable with and transports them

For example, in the Toy Company episode, he takes a familiar kind of advertising and targets

it towards children Owning a doinkit is now the only proof that you are not a baby.

Here, Nathan reveals something uncomfortable about businesses that stealthily exploit our

worst insecurities to get a piece of our hard-earned paycheck.

Nathan for You showcases the struggle of the small business owner trying to compete in

the global economy, subverting the narrative that anyone willing to work hard can simply

“pull themselves up” by their own bootstraps.

Nathan puts his own spin on the American Dream by first giving us the classic protagonist,

a hard-working cab driver or electronics store owner.

He then paints his own presence as the savvy business consultant or the dose of “luck”

But the goal isn’t actually to help the businesses

find success, it’s to underscore the absurdity, superficiality, and futility of modern-day

For instance, even when his scheme to make an elaborately-orchestrated video of a pig

rescuing a goat at a petting zoo go viral actually worked, he perversely left the zoo’s

I decided not to put the name of the petting zoo on it.

I didn't want it to come across as an ad.

This “mistake” is a gag that actually gets to the heart of the show’s “mission”

 demonstrating the ultimate futility of Nathan’s “business consulting” efforts.

The short life-span of any viral animal video pretty much ensures the fact that, even if

properly advertised, the petting zoo would have quickly faded back into cultural oblivion.

Even when Nathan’s plans do succeed in the short term, they’re typically too implausible

Though kudos to Ghost Realtor for defying the odds.

Usually, the business owner ends up exactly where they started.

And just maybe, the show is highlighting the impossibility of going up against big business,'even

when your plans are insane and involve alligators.

This is never more clear than when Nathan attempts to take on global brands.

In one episode, he tries to help an electronics store owner compete with Best Buy.

Test your pronunciation!

“overhead”