We made it to the weekend and drag-in time.

Somebody out there deserves to be recognized.

And the men's room knows just who it is.

So to you, we say, bottoms up, sailor.

You're the toast of our shot of the day.

The job it is, and as usual, we head to see Drink, Taskan, Steve a throw a hill to find out who we're toasted.

Yes, indeed, and today we chose Mr. Tan Yuai of Naning, China. All right, now this guy hired a hitman to take out his competitor for $282,000.

And this dates back to a professional dispute that he had with a guy named Mr. Wee,

because Mr. Wee took legal action, I know, against this guy's law firm.

Scared of losing money, fighting a lengthy court case.

That's when Tan contacted a hitman and offered

him the $282,000 to kill Mr. Wheat. Now, the man he offered the job to accepted the job,

but shortly afterwards, that guy, the hitman, he hired another hitman to take this guy out,

and he offered him half of the money. So that guy accepted the job.

But then this guy contacted another hitman, who agreed to carry up the killing for an upfront

fee of about $100,000 and then $200,000 afterwards. And then that guy, he offered another hitman about $100,000 to assassinate this guy, Mr. We.

So if you're keeping track, so far four hitmen have been on this. So he hired a hitman who hired a hitman.

He then hired a hitman. But finally, the chain came to an end when the final hitman agreed to kill

Mr. Wee. Then Mr. Wee ends up meeting, or I'm sorry, yeah, this guy agreed to kill Mr. Wee.

But instead of carrying out the murder, this guy met up with Mr. Wee and told him, hey, man,

there's a hit on you, and they proposed the plan. The two of them would fake the

murder and then split the money. So Mr. We agreed to pose, gagged and bound for a photo,

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