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Name of the movie you are reviewing: [SPOILERS] How to Sell Drugs Online (Fast)
After Moritz got dumped by his girlfriend, he stumbled on a few setbacks and eventually start selling drugs online with his friend to impress his girlfriend. Then, he soon becomes Europe's one of the biggest drug dealer.
Review:
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As the new generation of netizens, we are all very used to buying everything online. And so is our male protagonist, a 17-year-old boy from Germany.
A young boy with big dreams. He is on the Internet not only for shopping but also to prove himself.
Netflix’s "How to Sell Drugs Online (fast)", a German TV series that is "politically incorrect" and does not conform to the "core values of capitalism", The core of the first season mainly revolved around Moritz, a tech-savvy teen that idolize Jobs, Zuckerberg.
But there is one essential difference between this tech-savvy teen and many typical tech-savvy teens. He has a hot girlfriend. Wait no...let me correct that, ex-girlfriend.
As for why this girl was willing to associate with Moritz in the first place, let’s let go of this illogical bug. Now the key is that his girlfriend went abroad to explore the world and kinda just dumped him when she returned.
Moritz, who was being dumped, was baffled, confused, and depressed. So he used his expertise to hack into his ex-girlfriend's Facebook account to find out what's going on. And it turned out that her ex-girlfriend is now addicted to drugs, and she also meets a handsome drug dealer.
And..of course, this pissed off Moritz.
In order to prove himself, Moritz suffered multiple setbacks. He was desperate to get a new entrepreneur idea. Hmm..how about changing the game trading platform to a drug trading platform?
With his friend's support, they manage to start gaining profits through this 'business model', and started a life of selling drugs online.
In general, the pace of the play is smooth, the content is very open-minded and the performance is impressive.
Just like the scenes of killing monsters in the game, and the protagonist breaking the fourth wall from time to time to tell the audience about the arrangement of his plans and thoughts are very interesting.
What's more worth mentioning is that the script of the seemingly absurd dark comedy is actually inspired by a true story, which took place in Leipzig in 2015.
The character of Moritz is actually based on Maximilian S, who was born in 1995 and is also a tech-nerd.
At the age of 17, he created a pornographic website but was defeated because of the fierce market competition. Fortunately, it was profitable. So after rethinking the "startup plan", S decided to start selling drugs online. And using this as an opportunity to establish a dark web and create a large empire selling drugs online-the term "large empire" is not an exaggeration.
In the three years from 2012 to 2015, this website has not only become the largest online "pharmaceutical" trading website in Germany, but it has also allowed him to earn 4.4 million euros.
As for why he was caught?
Well, he always ships his 'products' in the same place of origin;
And the package is always affixed with an incorrect stamp corresponding to the freight.
In short, it was because he got lazy. (and fucked up)
And because he was a minor, he was eventually sentenced to 7 years in prison.
As for the website with a huge customer base...
It was later changed to a police recruitment website by the local police.
Now in the second season is out, the main plot after Moritz embarked on the road of selling drugs in the first season continues...how to sell drugs safely without being caught by the police. With the addition about the loneliness of the young people despite being actively present on the internet, and how to deal with the problems of friendship, love and family relationships to thicken the plot.
Still 6 short episodes, although the overall performance is not as amazing as the first season, but it is definitely worth looking forward to the arrival of the third season of "How to Sell Drugs Online".
Would you recommend this to other users? yea, it quite a nice show. Two seasons, 12 episodes, you can basically binge it all in two days.
Rating(1-5):
After Moritz got dumped by his girlfriend, he stumbled on a few setbacks and eventually start selling drugs online with his friend to impress his girlfriend. Then, he soon becomes Europe's one of the biggest drug dealer.
Review:
{Beep! Bop! Spoiler Alert!}
As the new generation of netizens, we are all very used to buying everything online. And so is our male protagonist, a 17-year-old boy from Germany.
A young boy with big dreams. He is on the Internet not only for shopping but also to prove himself.
Netflix’s "How to Sell Drugs Online (fast)", a German TV series that is "politically incorrect" and does not conform to the "core values of capitalism", The core of the first season mainly revolved around Moritz, a tech-savvy teen that idolize Jobs, Zuckerberg.
But there is one essential difference between this tech-savvy teen and many typical tech-savvy teens. He has a hot girlfriend. Wait no...let me correct that, ex-girlfriend.
As for why this girl was willing to associate with Moritz in the first place, let’s let go of this illogical bug. Now the key is that his girlfriend went abroad to explore the world and kinda just dumped him when she returned.
Moritz, who was being dumped, was baffled, confused, and depressed. So he used his expertise to hack into his ex-girlfriend's Facebook account to find out what's going on. And it turned out that her ex-girlfriend is now addicted to drugs, and she also meets a handsome drug dealer.
And..of course, this pissed off Moritz.
In order to prove himself, Moritz suffered multiple setbacks. He was desperate to get a new entrepreneur idea. Hmm..how about changing the game trading platform to a drug trading platform?
With his friend's support, they manage to start gaining profits through this 'business model', and started a life of selling drugs online.
In general, the pace of the play is smooth, the content is very open-minded and the performance is impressive.
Just like the scenes of killing monsters in the game, and the protagonist breaking the fourth wall from time to time to tell the audience about the arrangement of his plans and thoughts are very interesting.
What's more worth mentioning is that the script of the seemingly absurd dark comedy is actually inspired by a true story, which took place in Leipzig in 2015.
The character of Moritz is actually based on Maximilian S, who was born in 1995 and is also a tech-nerd.
At the age of 17, he created a pornographic website but was defeated because of the fierce market competition. Fortunately, it was profitable. So after rethinking the "startup plan", S decided to start selling drugs online. And using this as an opportunity to establish a dark web and create a large empire selling drugs online-the term "large empire" is not an exaggeration.
In the three years from 2012 to 2015, this website has not only become the largest online "pharmaceutical" trading website in Germany, but it has also allowed him to earn 4.4 million euros.
As for why he was caught?
Well, he always ships his 'products' in the same place of origin;
And the package is always affixed with an incorrect stamp corresponding to the freight.
In short, it was because he got lazy. (and fucked up)
And because he was a minor, he was eventually sentenced to 7 years in prison.
As for the website with a huge customer base...
It was later changed to a police recruitment website by the local police.
Now in the second season is out, the main plot after Moritz embarked on the road of selling drugs in the first season continues...how to sell drugs safely without being caught by the police. With the addition about the loneliness of the young people despite being actively present on the internet, and how to deal with the problems of friendship, love and family relationships to thicken the plot.
Still 6 short episodes, although the overall performance is not as amazing as the first season, but it is definitely worth looking forward to the arrival of the third season of "How to Sell Drugs Online".
Would you recommend this to other users? yea, it quite a nice show. Two seasons, 12 episodes, you can basically binge it all in two days.
Rating(1-5):
