Couldn't the commercial just be him asking for directions instead? In what city, country or continent is it entertaining, or okay, for a man to pick random women off the street and harass them?The technology behind the product is revolutionary and impressive — if you can bypass all of his cheesy pick-up tactics and focus on how awesome it is that he is communicating with these people instantly.However, the fact that a nod to cat-calling and sexual harassment even appears in this brand new commercial is pretty unsettling. It kind of reminds us of another guy who attempted to take advantage of women in foreign countries.It’s unclear if the video was meant to be offensive and shocking to get more views and publicity, but if it is real it’s gross. And a pretty poor cop-out just for clicks and shares.The product could change the way we communicate when abroad (just in China and Japan for now), but why couldn’t they just make a commercial called “Meeting New People In Tokyo In A Normal & Respectful Way To Women” instead?