Justin, the journalist, found that his latest under-cover assignment made a LAstIng impression on him. When he saw the advert he was very suspicious - "Is this valid - an opportunity to make a coffee table with an inlay with materials and accommodation included all for £100? I'd better check out this claim as it might be bogus". On checking it out it turned out to be a slave labour scam with the scammed people forced to flail wheat for 16 hours a day. The accommodation turned out to be hay bails in the barn loft and the coffee table turned out to be a cheap plastic toy that took 5 minutes to assemble. Once Justin had obtained the evidence he was collecting he used his hidden mobile to inform the police so that he and the other slaves could be rescued and the slave masters apprehended.
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