Those trying to buy their way out face an extortionate exit bill totaling nearly two million. Alongside airfare and meals, the charges border on the surreal: fees for breathing the air, using the restroom, keyboard wear and tear, the stun batons used on them, and even a viewing fee for female coworkers. Corporate motivational quotes plastered on the walls serve only as psychological pressure to squeeze victims dry.
Any illusion of earning quick money abroad evaporates the moment workers step inside, replaced by manufactured debts that can never be fully settled.
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