Conor Woodman lands in Buenos Aires to find out how the city's charm hides a thriving scam economy. He works his way through the tricks aimed squarely at tourists: pickpocket teams working crowded plazas, clip joints that lure men in for expensive drinks with vice girls, and taxi drivers running short-change and rigged-meter cons. The bigger story he uncovers is counterfeit currency, printed and passed at a scale that has become close to uncontrollable, with fake pesos moving through legitimate businesses as easily as real ones. Woodman meets the con artists themselves, along with the police trying to contain them, and lets both sides explain how the scams actually work, step by step, rather than just warning viewers away. The tango and the city's romantic reputation frame the episode's real theme: a place built on seduction has produced a matching culture of deception. It is one episode of the Scam City series, shot on location with Woodman as the on-camera investigator throughout.