Some Yu-Gi-Oh! A player has braggingly claimed online that he has been “renting” women to date him so they can play the game. Yu-Gi-Oh! is a game that can be played offline or online and has developed a sizable following. The community is large, with gamers joining because of the anime to those who grew up with the cards.
As is typical of games of this magnitude, players or cards occasionally become the center of viral events. For instance, a unique Tyler the Great Warrior card recently broke a record by selling for over $300,000. Other Yu-Gi-Oh! Stories circulate on social media even though they are not quite as extravagant. One gamer recently gained a lot of attention online after posting that he frequently hired women to play the game with him in real life, not just once.
Yu-Gi-Oh! A girl is paid by a fan to play with him multiple times
A user going by the handle amaurosis shared a picture of himself playing the trading card game against an unidentified woman in a post that Twitter later flagged as having “sensitive content.” Although no faces are visible in the image, it shows the two players clutching Yu-Gi-Oh! Cards. Although the Tweet was not written in English, it can be loosely interpreted. As the poster indicates that he hired a female to come to his house and play Yu-Gi-Oh! Due to his desire to play the game “no matter what.”
The post was soon shared on social media by card game enthusiasts and random internet users who wanted to share their thoughts on the absurd circumstance. According to a Tweet in response to the initial post, a man had paid a rental lady service to play Yu-Gi-Oh!. The person who hired the woman to play was described as a “legend” or “based” by some. While others branded him “depraved.” The responses were also swamped with humorous comments like “I’m in the wrong industry.”
It is pretty crazy to believe that we live in a time where one may hire an entire person to sit with them and play a trading card game like Yu-Gi-Oh! Regardless of how you feel about the agreeably strange situation.
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