Infidelity Website Wants Cheating Miner

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Updated Apr. 24, 2017 5:28PM EDT / Published Oct. 19, 2010 2:37AM EDT

Most of the rescued Chilean miners are figuring out how much their story is worth to journalists, but one appears to have extra financial opportunities: Yonni Barrios, the miner with the audacity to invite both his wife and his mistress to greet him when he left the mine, has been invited to be the new face of Ashley Madison, the website that helps married people have affairs. The Daily Mail says the company has offered Barrios $100,000, but there’s a catch—he has to remain married to his wife; otherwise, he won’t be cheating anymore. Barrios has been married for 28 years.

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Infidelity Website Wants Cheating Miner