He is bored and sitting in his dorm when he sees videos of how Gambian men get taken advantage of by foreign women. Feeling as if this is an absolute double standard - the male equivalent would be shamed and called passport bros - except what these women are doing is worse as they are sexually exploiting these young men so they can afford a living or marry them to move to their country. He gets especially worked up when a Gambian mother pleads for this to stop. Wanting to learn more and considering Gambia is very affordable to travel to, he decides to pack his bags and head to Gambia.

When he arrives in Serekunda, he's greeted by a lot of poverty, friendly folks, and an ungodly amount of old foreign women. They're simply everywhere and casually groping, tugging, and even licking the young Gambian men. Some look barely 18 and most hate what's happening to them but accept it when they are handed cash. He promises to be a good tourist and respect Gambia.

He does more research and asks around about the issue, and it's worse than what he thought somehow. Eventually he gets an interview with a local woman at a restaurant. He's really looking forward to it - here is a beautiful Gambian woman who can't get a man because of how badly they need the money from the foreigners. It's also a great opportunity to learn more about the culture and eat some tasty local food. For her, it's an opportunity to voice her concerns and frustrations about the issue, meet with a foreigner and showcase her culture she's so proud of, and hopefully change her dating luck.

He is not trying or thinking to ask her out or anything, especially considering she is a good 9 to 10 years older. But when they meet in person, he starts to think about it but keeps it to himself at first. The location is near a nightclub so they can witness all of these old and crusty foreign women in action. And when they both sit down, he sets up the camera and begins the interview.

"So, may you introduce yourself for the interview please."