Tudou Show Box tests Korean women to see if they will get in a stranger's luxury car

If any stranger approaches you and offers you a ride, you should probably decline--whether his car is a suspicious white van or a white Lamborghini.

According to a test�on Chinese video-sharing website Tudou, some girls will choose to get in a guy's car if it's a luxurious one, stranger danger be damned. Recently, Tudou Show Box conducted a luxury car experiment in the cities Los Angeles, Beijing, Hong Kong, and Seoul. In each location, a man would approach seven different women while driving his sweet ride and ask them if they would like to get in.

While five out of seven women in Beijing got in the man's car, six out of seven women in Hong Kong likewise obliged. In Seoul, all eight women agreed to get in the man's car, leading Tudou to say, "The surprising conclusion is that all Korean women would get in the cars of men they don't know." They continued, "Some�Chinese women naturally think to resist this temptation."

Tudou additionally commented, "Through the experiment targeted at Korean women, we found that they are vain, greedy, and materialistic."

Netizens, of course, scoffed at the experiment, finding the sample size to be too small to draw that kind of conclusion. They commented, "Although there are a lot of kimchi bitches (derogatory term for women, implies they're dumb/fishy) out there, what kind of bullshit experiment is this that it's saying all [Korean] women would get in your car if you told them to?", "I see, so our country has a total of eight women. I did not know that," and, "I must not be a Korean woman. What kind of experiment has a sample size that doesn't even exceed double digits; how can you make a rash generalization out of seven people?"

Whether the experiment is accurate or not, those seven women were lucky that it was just an experiment and not a real life situation. Who knows how that could've gone.�

You can check out the Seoul part around the 13:30 mark in the video below.