A man in China's Guangzhou is going viral for charging 188 yuan (Rs 2,680) to argue on behalf of people who hate confrontation. From unpaid wages to refund disputes, he offers to fight their battles without any time limit.A Chinese man makes money by arguing on behalf of people for a fee.

What if you could outsource an awkward confrontation just as easily as ordering a meal? In southern China's Guangzhou, one man is turning that idea into a business, offering to argue with people on behalf of customers who would rather avoid the face-off themselves.The man has gone viral after being spotted on the streets carrying a sign advertising his unusual service.

For 188 yuan (approximately Rs 2,681), he says he will take up a customer's grievance and argue their case, with no time limit on the service.His work covers everything from unpaid salaries to consumer complaints, giving people a way to challenge unfair treatment without having to handle uncomfortable confrontations themselves.The man says he takes on workplace disputes, including cases where employers refuse to pay their workers. Explaining the service, he said, “Workplace disputes, like when your boss refuses to pay your wages.” He also offers to help customers seek refunds when they believe they have paid for services that no longer meet their expectations.One example he gave involved tutoring classes.

If a child enrols in a course, but the provider changes the teacher and the quality of lessons deteriorates, he says he can step in to argue for a refund and cancellation. His services reportedly extend to other disagreements, including disputes over unsatisfactory cosmetic surgery outcomes.

The idea is to take on the uncomfortable back-and-forth that customers might otherwise struggle to initiate themselves.See the post:The man's street-side business has attracted the attention of passersby, several of whom have filmed him explaining what he does. Rather than shying away from the cameras, he appears comfortable discussing his work and often flashes a peace sign while being recorded.His pitch has drawn attention because it turns a familiar problem into a paid service.

Whether it is confronting a boss over unpaid wages or challenging a company over a disappointing service, making a complaint can be stressful for people who dislike arguments.- Ends