I have a real problem with what that company did. I saw the Girls Gone Wild tape and I assure you that it probably appeared (for most of the girls on that tape) that they were flashing for 2-3 random guys, and not a camera or film crew. Furthermore, from many of the shots, it seemed to me that the camera was hidden at times. It would have been really easy for the guys to ask "hey, we're making a video and think you're hot and want to feature you - could you say yes on camera or at least sign this little form". I'm sure most people were so wasted that they would have done it anyway, thus clearing the company of any responsibility in this matter. BUT, they didn't do this and I think that most of us know that stuff advertised as "only available on TV" is usually available in any corner shop. I would be livid if I were this young woman, and I hope she wins a shitload of money from them.
People should feel free to act a little crazy at Carnival, Spring break, etc. without worrying about their actions turning into a semi-porn video series.
