Oobah Butler

As part of my film “The Great Amazon Heist”, I tested the limits of what you can order online – with a little help from some tiny relatives.

Amazon don’t care about their workers’ bladders, but do you know what they do care about? Selling stuff.

The methodology is simple: if I get a dart in my eye, the superstition holds water.

Stephen was nervous about seeing his classmates after ten years, so used Oobah.com to recruit a double.

Richard is scared of skydiving, but it's his wife's dream to jump out of a plane with him. The answer? A lookalike.

Read an excerpt from the VICE writer's new book, 'How To Bullsh*t Your Way To Number 1: An Unorthodox Guide To 21st Century Success.'

I'm no good at doing press for my shed story, so I thought it might be fun to get some other people to do it instead.

Armed with Instagram, a look-alike, and a face-swapping app, I managed to swindle free pizza, clothes, and even a hotel suite.

I made my shed the top-rated restaurant in London on TripAdvisor. This is what happened afterward.

And then served customers frozen dinners on its opening night.

Burn 'La La Land'/that prosaic Morrissey biopic to the ground and let 'Ressurecting Hassan' shine in all its emotionally vivid glory.

Where the drinks are cheap and the tops come off.