Man Plans To Sell His Left Testicle For N12.5m So He Can Buy His Dream Car
A Las Vegas man Mark Parisi shocked TV presenters when he announced his plan to sell/share his left testicle to medical researchers for m...
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A Las Vegas man Mark Parisi shocked TV presenters when he announced his
plan to sell/share his left testicle to medical researchers for money
so as to buy his dream sports car, a Nissan 370Z.
Mr Parisi is the type that won't pay more than a dollar for food, ignores expiration dates and spends his free time begging for money so he can play the penny slots, hoping for that big win.
As opposed to working for a living, Parisi makes money by donating his body to science. He estimates that he’s participated in over a hundred medical trials, letting doctors test all kinds of drugs and procedures on him.
But now, he was going for one of his biggest paydays to date, letting surgeons remove his left testicle and replacing it with an artificial one.
He was set to be rewarded with $35,000 (N12.5m).
Unfortunately for him, he didn’t have to make that decision. After medical examination, his testosterone levels were judged to be too low for the study, he compensated by signing up for a testosterone replacement study, netting him a mere $500 a month.
Mr Parisi is the type that won't pay more than a dollar for food, ignores expiration dates and spends his free time begging for money so he can play the penny slots, hoping for that big win.
As opposed to working for a living, Parisi makes money by donating his body to science. He estimates that he’s participated in over a hundred medical trials, letting doctors test all kinds of drugs and procedures on him.
But now, he was going for one of his biggest paydays to date, letting surgeons remove his left testicle and replacing it with an artificial one.
He was set to be rewarded with $35,000 (N12.5m).
Unfortunately for him, he didn’t have to make that decision. After medical examination, his testosterone levels were judged to be too low for the study, he compensated by signing up for a testosterone replacement study, netting him a mere $500 a month.
