John Oliver explains the mobile home sector (VIDEO).

Every industry has its Ebenezer Scrooge. Sure Last week tonightJohn Oliver explained the many ways in which investors can exploit people who live in mobile homes, which despite their name is not easy or inexpensive to move. These tactics range from high interest loans to the purchase of land under prefabricated homes to rent increases for tenants. But there is one man in particular that Oliver has distinguished: Frank Rolfe, whose course "Mobile Home University" teaches others the tricks of the trade.

Rolfe's quote on the fact that mobile home parks are "like a waffle house where customers are chained to their booths" is so notorious that there is a complete FAQ on this subject on the website of the MHU who accuses the press of not knowing what are metaphors: "I am I do not know in which county we can legally chain the customer to his seat, but it is not in the US I am always shocked that some media believe this option is available. "But Rolfe also has other truly Dickensian sound choices, as Oliver reveals.

Kimmy Schmidt unbreakableof the Lauren Adams and The right placeof the D'Arcy Carden gives a hand by featuring a more specific advertisement for mobile homes.