The premise is a bit dicey, even inappropriate—"All Chinese seem to look the same, so do they think all white men look the same?"—but Donald Mahoney put it to the test. Taking to the streets of Shanghai, China, with a few bogus "bodyguards," he sought to discern whether locals would truly believe he was Roger Federer. As he signed purses, tennis gear, human skin, and more, the answer became clear.
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