The candy man

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  RHP User

  11 years ago

  Your point, are u talking about a specific person? "Lifestyle'' I think this post just shows that you dont have a good understanding or have had a negative experience. Either way you will find different opinions on here.

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  RHP User

  11 years ago

  The OP is talking about a filthy rich man who was on A Current Affair last night, he is like the Australian Hugh Heffner

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  RHP User

  11 years ago

  But he looks like a guy from a really bad 1980's American soap opera......bad hair, bad fashion and bad beard

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  RHP User

  11 years ago

  I saw the programme and then did a little googling. It's seems it's an advertising opportunity. Because of the law restricting advertising of tobacco - he holds the parties/takes photos etc and put themselves on social media to get around the laws. And his signs are usually somewhere in the pic. They are also around at the parties. At the end of the day they are grown women (albeit just!) that make a decision. It's no different to playboy pets. They are getting their five minutes of stardom for living expenses and handbags. Or at a minimum getting to go to some pretty raging parties with free alcohol and food. His daughter is a worry though! 13 years old is a bit young to be publicly displayed in those sorts of bikinis I think. And his comments about her boobs were a bit so so.

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  RHP User

  11 years ago

  Sorry I was half asleep when I posted this question Unfortunately I have met someone like him. Super rich and dominant. Just unfortunately I saw on ACA a young women in a sculpting comp showing her assets at one of his parties. Just disappointed for her as she deserves better than this. Worse the reporting says that he is a tabacco heir but he makes a shit load of money been a pimp. He makes a lot from red hot promotions as strippers. And pro. I would imagine. He's a shit. Should leave these vulnerable young girls alone. - Posted from rhpmobile

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  RHP User

  11 years ago

  Can you really judge there lifestyle choices based on a one sided, ratings driven TV program? - Posted from rhpmobile

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  RHP User

  11 years ago

  I think anyone would love to be him - anyone who says otherwise is full of shit (excuse my language). You might not know you are full of shit because you are torn between the fact "The Candy Man" is a complete misogynistic asshole. But listen, Noel Gallagher sums it quite nicely in his rant aimed at Zayn Malik from One Direction, in response to Zayn saying "I just want to be a normal 22-year-old". ‘Hang on a minute, You can be f****** anything that moves, getting’ paid f****** half a million dollars a week, you f***** idiot.’ Amen

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  RHP User

  11 years ago

  It's simply the choices we/they make. The girls do not have to be there. Maybe they are after a bit a 'Hugh Hefner Like' fun, games, lifestyle or whatever. When we stop judging others then maybe some can improve their own lives and just maybe feel better and happier with their own life :) Good luck to him and them. As for the media, who believes most of the trash they pedal on the box these days anyway.There will always be people both male and female who are like him, like them. We can sit here and be judges but that will not make one difference. Maybe some jealousy is attached here as well. Who knows and who cares. But really, how does trash like this make the media anyway. I would think he would be very happy for the free publicity for his business. Well, that's my rant for the day and I agree with SoftandCurious above as I also Googled him :)

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  RHP User

  11 years ago

  I have heard of...... One was scarey as hell, I'm not Into horror movies...... And the other... Well, tastes pretty sweet 😝

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  RHP User

  11 years ago

  Quoting 'funbuns43' The OP is talking about a filthy rich man who was on A Current Affair last night, he is like the Australian Hugh Heffner I need to start watching commercial TV again at some point.

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  RHP User

  11 years ago

  Have we met before? I can't say I watched the program, but I'm not interested in a narcissistic lifestyle. Doing good deeds makes me feel most alive! Klondike, I disagree with everything you wrote. Being famous and having more women and money than you could handle may sound like a dream to you, but I could imagine those things wouldn't be fun for long if you weren't even given a minute to actually enjoy them. I think it must be hard to be treated as a commodity rather than a human, so kudos to Zayne for choosing to get out.

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  RHP User

  11 years ago

  he saw the Dan Bilzerian phenomenon, and created his own (similar) version for promoting his own product line.

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  RHP User

  11 years ago

  Quoting 'Meander' Have we met before? I can't say I watched the program, but I'm not interested in a narcissistic lifestyle. Doing good deeds makes me feel most alive! Klondike, I disagree with everything you wrote. Being famous and having more women and money than you could handle may sound like a dream to you, but I could imagine those things wouldn't be fun for long if you weren't even given a minute to actually enjoy them. I think it must be hard to be treated as a commodity rather than a human, so kudos to Zayne for choosing to get out. I like the last sentence you wrote. However, How you use your wealth and power will dictate whether you are treated as a commodity or a human.

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