Marrakesh's medina is built to disorient, a warren of alleys where a wrong turn can cost you far more than time. This episode of the Scam City series sends a host with hidden cameras into the souks to find out how deeply hustling is woven into the tourist economy. Self-appointed guides latch onto visitors at the city gates, offering to lead them through the maze for a fee that keeps climbing once they're deep enough in that finding the way out alone becomes unlikely. Carpet sellers, henna painters, and faux-friendly locals all get their turn on camera, each running a variation on the same trick: manufacture a small favor, then demand payment far beyond what was implied. The crew also talks to residents who make an honest living in the same alleys, and to scammers themselves, who explain their methods with surprising candor once the camera earns their trust. The result is less a travel warning than a case study in how a labyrinth of a city becomes a business model for the people who know it best.