The surprising origin of 'Hijack - Mika

 "Hijack" refers to the act of unlawfully seizing control, often applied to situations involving transportation such as aircraft or vehicles. In the U.S., there used to be a trend where criminals, pretending to be acquaintances, would approach people and address them with the common American name 'Jack'. It means the origin of hijack from "Hi, Jack". I think it is similar to "OREORE scam", involves criminals impersonating relatives or friends, claiming to be in urgent need, and deceiving individuals into sending them money. The thoughts of a scammer are found to be universal across the world.


















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  1. Wow! It’s really interesting fact!!

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  2. I thought the Hi in Hijack meant high in the sky!!

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  3. Yes, I’m with what you mentioned because OREORE scam seems to be a kind of big issue. Also, i didn’t know that the origins of hijack and it is so clear (wara)

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  4. I didn't know that. Such an interesting fact! I will definitely be more careful to not be deceived by them.

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  5. It's not a very good word, but it's kind of cool! In Japan, I don't think words are born through like this process.

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  6. As you say, it's like an "OREORE scam"!! ( ゚Д゚)

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