June 26, 2023 • 28 mins
Ever been approached by a charming stranger on social media, only to realize they're after more than just your heart? We tackle the rampant issue of romance scammers and how they prey on vulnerable individuals, especially on social media platforms. Regardless of your age, listen in as we discuss this growing problem and highlight the film Gray People by Dennis Mallon, which humorously explores the topic. Remember, you can never be too cautious when it comes to online connections!
But it's not all doom and gloom; we also delve into the inspiring story of church inclusivity as portrayed in the movie Jesus Revolution. We share our thoughts on why churches should welcome people from all walks of life without judgment, creating a space of belonging and acceptance. Relive our personal experiences with church culture and join the conversation on how embracing diversity can lead to a more enriched and harmonious community. Don't miss out on this enlightening and heartwarming discussion!
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
All right, folks, this podcast episode does sound
a little bit different becauseit was actually a live show on
my Zephyr Hills edition of theJose show, so that's why it's
going to sound a littledifferent.
But anyway, without further ado, here we go.
Hello.
Speaker 2 (00:28):
This is the Jose show .
Speaker 1 (00:35):
Welcome to another exciting episode of the Jose
show.
I am your host, jose Roldan Jr,and my guest with me today is
my co-host, victor.
All right, let's stop that.
Okay, welcome to anotherexciting episode of the Jose
show and the Jose show podcast.
Yeah, that was on a loop and Imeant to unhook it, my bad.
(00:57):
Anyway, sorry about being 10minutes late, but me and Victor
want to welcome you to our liveshow, and it's been a crazy, i
tell you, technology is justkind of crazy.
I love Spring Yard, but I don'tknow if you're lately, it's
been kind of difficultconnecting.
I know there's a other fewdifferent streaming services out
there that I'm going todefinitely try to see you know
(01:20):
how they work.
It's just when I do it, i haveto do a practice run on a
separate page that nobody knowsabout, so I can kind of test it
out.
I've got some video going, but Idon't know if the video is
actually going to work, becauseit worked earlier, but then
again I don't know.
Okay, so the topic that we'regoing to be talking about
tonight is romance scammers.
Now, if you have Plex on yourRoku device or your smart TV,
(01:44):
check out Gray People and myfriend, dennis Mallon, who lives
here in Florida.
He is one of the main actors inthis film.
Check it out.
It's a funny film, it's adifferent take and I think you
will definitely will like it.
How's it going, victor?
Speaker 2 (01:56):
It's going pretty well Now.
I've heard of obviously regularscammers, but what explain to
me what is a romance scammerLike?
how does that work out, okay?
Speaker 1 (02:04):
So you know, when I talk about stuff here, i am no
expert.
By no means I mean to be anexpert.
You have to have like a 1000hours of something.
But this is something that hashappened to three people that I
know personally.
And what I mean?
no, personally, i knowpersonally.
It's not like somebody that'son my Facebook, that that are
(02:25):
just somebody that I see casual.
These people, i literally knowthem personally And basically
what a romance scammer is.
They look at your Facebook oryour social media, and
especially for women.
Now, i'm sure it happens to men, but it seems like it happens
to women most of the time.
And let me bring up this nextslide.
So these people, i do not know,i just took them from the
(02:46):
internet.
You got a young guy with anolder woman and a younger woman
with an older guy.
Okay, these pictures are justfor illustration only.
I'm sure this is two lovelycouples that are deeply in love.
I have no idea, you know so,but definitely what happens is
if a woman or a male have asingle on their social media and
(03:07):
it's mostly Facebook, unlessyou put it to not married, well,
obviously that means you'resingle.
Or if you put married, i meanit could happen anyway.
So they see this scammer, seethis, and sometimes, on, you can
even get it through WhatsApp.
It's just, it's phishing.
These people fish and they sendyou a text message or they see
(03:27):
your Facebook and blah, blah.
So they send you a Facebookmessage and say, hey, you know
beautiful, how are you doing?
And you know, i've noticed someof your pictures and you're
very beautiful and this and that, and you know, then they kind
of woe you over And it seemslike it's happening to more of
the older adults that may nothave the brain capacity anymore.
(03:48):
And don't get me wrong, i'm notsaying they're dumb, it's just
sometimes they're gullible,they're lonely, they will
believe anything, no matter what, and you know.
So.
Then they start talking to you.
They kind of woe you over Andyou know they may not do it
right away, but eventually theywill say, hey, you know, i want
to come meet you, which isdefinitely a big red flag.
(04:10):
And then they're asking forpersonal information, like
possibly your address, yourbanking account information,
your social security number.
And then, you know, once they,once you get comfortable with
them, they start asking morequestions And then they want to
ask for money.
So I do know that one of themhere recently was asked for
(04:33):
money and they did send moneyAnd thank goodness it was kind
of stopped So it never got tothem, but stuff like that.
So when they start asking formoney, i mean you got to think
in your mind why would they askme for money?
You know, because they're goingto give you this.
Oh, i don't have internet, mycar's broke, i'm going to be,
they're going to throw me out.
I don't have money forgroceries, bull crap.
(04:57):
I mean, you know, let me play,let me play a sound effect for
that.
Bull crap.
Did you hear that?
Speaker 2 (05:02):
one Did you hear.
Speaker 1 (05:03):
Not that one.
Speaker 2 (05:04):
I wonder why you can't hear my sound effects.
Speaker 1 (05:06):
That's kind of weird.
Anyway, what do you think aboutall this, Victor?
Speaker 2 (05:13):
Honestly, that's pretty heartless, though in my
opinion I mean, it sounds likeany other scammer as well too,
you know make you feel prettymuch in a way, except for this
one.
Like you said, it's romance, sothey kind of woe you into it
versus the other ones a littlebit more.
I could say hostile or violent.
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (05:29):
Yeah, so some of the older people definitely.
You know when you're I get it.
You know when, before I gotremarried, i was lonely too.
But you know you can't.
You can't give in to peoplelike this because they can
literally.
You know, if you give them yourbank and account information,
it's like a portal to hell.
They can literally suck you dry.
And then what it's time for youto pay your bills.
(05:50):
Oh my god, what happened to mymoney?
I don't have my money and oh mypower from the down under.
Hey, vidal, what's up?
buddy Vidal is one of my actingfriends.
I met him about three weeks agoin Tampa.
Pretty nice guy.
I mean this guy's super, he'sawesome, he's very friendly.
Love this guy and he's gotanother one Haha.
Well I'm in need.
Oh, she's a gold digger.
(06:11):
Yeah, they got some golddiggers out there.
Trust me, i've.
I have one with, let's just say, one of my friends, and Let's
just say I had to run the golddigger off.
So, but yeah, definitely,romance gaming is no good man.
You just got to really becareful out there.
I mean, in this day and agewith technology.
(06:32):
You know, 40 years ago Wedidn't have any of this stuff.
So I'm pretty sure there wasromance scams back then.
But I don't really know howthey worked, unless unless you
had a pen pal and You werewriting back and forth.
That's probably a differentstory.
But nowadays, with social media, anybody can be duped, even
even the brightest people, youknow.
Speaker 2 (06:52):
So it's actually really crazy out there.
I mean, i would probably put itunder romance scam.
I know, i know my wife had herInstagram hacked, like her older
Instagram hack.
It was full of all her likebaking stuff that she used to do
and Started getting.
I started getting weirdmessages from her.
I'm like wait a minute, thisdon't seem right.
So, right in front of my wifeat the dinner table, you know, i
(07:14):
kind of shoot a message back orwhatever, and They try to play
off like no, it's me and yourwife.
I'm like it's funny becauseyou're sitting right in front of
me and your hands aren'ttexting on your phone.
Speaker 1 (07:24):
Yeah, as you know, it's like the other day.
I have two phone numbers.
I have a personal phone numberand I have a Google phone number
And my Google number, you know,and it worked for me to keep it
.
I do have to use it from time totime.
So you know, i'll send my wifelike a little message and hey,
baby, you know whatever.
And the other day she asked meHey, do you have another number?
(07:45):
And I go no, just the Google inmy personal, you know those.
I said why She goes.
Well, somebody sent me amessage and said, hey, babe,
blah, blah, this or that, and Igo, that's not for me.
I said I got WhatsApp.
I said, but I only use that for, you know, my youngest daughter
and my grandbaby, becausesometimes messenger is not
always working, so they'll dothe FaceTime or whatever with
WhatsApp, which I think WhatsAppis crap, even though it's owned
(08:07):
by Facebook.
But sometimes that's thealternative when messenger is
kind of going wonky.
And you know, and not onlyromance scams, there is so much
scams.
I remember back in the earlydays of the internet I would get
emails and hello, my name'sPrince Abadubi and I am from.
Nigeria and police.
(08:27):
in order to keep my kingdom,please send me $10,000,.
you know?
Okay, bull crap, I ain't gonnasend you enough.
And I remember back in the daythey used to have Yahoo chats
And I'd have people say hey, canI have you?
They would just ask you foryour banking account number.
And I go, oh, oh, really, okay,hold on, So I'd give them, you
know, like a fake number, like3312, blah, blah, blah, and I
(08:49):
would press it And they're like,oh, thank you.
And I go do you think I'm thatstupid to give you my personal
information?
Do you think I'm gonna give youmy banking account information
so you can take my money?
I don't think so, hombre.
I mean, i don't do that crap.
Have you ever done that or havethat done to you before?
Speaker 2 (09:07):
I wouldn't say through that, but I had someone
trying to trap me in Instagrammessaging and stuff.
But I gave them the address tothe White House and said that
I'm from the lost city ofAtlantis.
Speaker 1 (09:18):
That's 1400 Pennsylvania Avenue Man.
if you don't buy one by heart,that's something wrong.
Speaker 2 (09:23):
Yeah, that's funny.
That's what I do If I feel likeit's gonna be a scam and they
ask for that stuff, I'm like,okay, you know what?
I feel like I'm in a prettygood mood.
That's the address I send them.
Speaker 1 (09:30):
So One of the things.
Okay, let me add this to thestream and I'll bet you it's not
gonna work.
Okay, let me see if I can getthis to work.
Speaker 3 (09:36):
In the movie's golden age, the 30s through the 50s,
the kiss was such a force ofnature that it had to be
accompanied by a glorious sunset, as in Gone with the Wind, or
by crashing waves on a Hawaiianbeach, as we see, with Bert
Lancaster and Deborah Carrsmooching in from here to
eternity, or on the Riviera withfireworks A pretty obvious
(09:58):
sexual metaphor, but a gloriouscounterpoint to the kiss being
shared by Grace Kelly and themovie's all-time romantic
leading man, carrie Grant.
The strangest things can bringtwo beings together like a
strand of spaghetti.
In Lady and the Tramp, lady andthe Tramp are our youngest
(10:22):
couple, except in dog's years.
But the second one would beHenry Thomas and Erica Oleniek
in ET.
Et, the extraterrestrial is athome watching a wonderful scene
from The Quiet Man, when whichJohn Wayne seizes Marino, harren
a storm and kisses her.
So she'll never forget it.
Henry Thomas feels this, thevibes from ET, takes the
(10:47):
beautiful blonde child and givesher a smooch they will never
forget.
Sometimes two people createtheir own mold to help us in
cinema magic.
Here are the preposterouslybeautiful Elizabeth Taylor and
Montgomery Clift, practicallynose-to-nose together in Gigetta
(11:09):
, close-ups in A Place in theSun.
They talk themselvespractically into an orgasm as
they get closer and closer.
Speaker 1 (11:19):
Okay, i didn't realize that.
I didn't listen to the wholevideo.
We don't need to be talkingabout orgasms here.
Anyway, let's remove thatAnyway.
So I was supposed to play thatbefore the intro to the romance
scams, but anyway, you get it.
I mean, you know, these peoplewant to romance you, they want
to woo you over Man.
It's not Hollywood, it is apile of dog poop.
Speaker 3 (11:42):
Okay can we say that Oh?
Speaker 1 (11:44):
okay, Big ol' poop, I like that.
Oh man, Okay so anyway.
So just be careful out there.
I know Victor agrees with me onthat.
Just don't fall for this crap.
Speaker 2 (11:58):
Yeah, if it's too good to be true, it most
definitely is.
Speaker 1 (12:01):
Exactly.
And now you have all these apps, bumblebee and plenty of fish
and and What's that mingle?
I can't remember.
No, what's the?
yeah, christian mingle, yetChristian mingle timber.
Speaker 2 (12:15):
And all that mad dot com Yep all of that's calm
farmers.
Speaker 1 (12:19):
So just you know, just be careful out there,
because you don't want to getduped.
Definitely you don't want toget killed, because there has
been people that have beenkilled from these dating apps
and stuff like that.
Speaker 2 (12:31):
So you know, whatever is one of the worst ones for
that.
Speaker 1 (12:33):
Yeah, I was on Tinder back when I before I'm at my
wife.
And you know, i didn't like thewhole concept of swipe left or
swipe right.
You know cuz, like I don't know, just I talked to one person
and then they're like, when Ifinally wanted to talk to them
in person, They're like no, italked on the phone too much.
I don't feel like talking toyou.
Bye, bye, bye.
Speaker 3 (12:52):
Bye, i was out of here.
Speaker 1 (12:54):
So you know, it's like I talked to you.
No, oh, my god, She juststarted screaming.
I mean like okay, anyway, sojust be careful out there folks.
So let me bring up this back tothe stream and Let's see.
Okay, so let's see if we canget this is not gonna work, so
let me.
Let me try to get this to work.
(13:15):
If not, okay, so we're gonnatalk Jesus revolution.
So bear with me one second andI will actually bring up the
video.
I've got to get the link.
You know it's, it's, it's funny, because this actually worked
earlier and it's not gonna do it.
So we're gonna stop the screenchair and We're gonna leave that
(13:39):
.
We're gonna do this Screenshare.
No, that's.
I don't want force in the world.
It seems like nothing isworking.
Let me bring this up.
All right, folks, just bearwith me.
So let me get this video.
Sorry, folks, it's technicalknowledge and it doesn't always
work the way you want it Therewe go Okay, so check out this
video.
(14:01):
Hey square.
Speaker 2 (14:02):
I am not a square.
Think we should invite Gregthis weekend.
Speaker 3 (14:06):
What's this weekend I do it.
These people are hippies,rebels against old-fashioned
authority.
Speaker 2 (14:17):
I think these kids need help.
The need is a bath.
Speaker 1 (14:20):
You're passing judgment on people you know
nothing about.
Speaker 3 (14:23):
Maybe that's why your church is so empty and God
works in here, brings me ahippie, i'll ask him what it's
all about, because I did notunderstand.
This house has a very good vibe.
There is an empire generationJust in all the wrong places.
(14:44):
If you want to reach my people,you need to speak to them in a
language They understand.
I bring them in.
I mean, there's my job.
I can only walk through doorsopen to us in your church.
That's a door that shut.
You Probably noticed.
We have some guests here today.
I'd like you to meet my newfriends.
Welcome.
(15:05):
They don't belong here.
Half of money weren't used.
They're saying the new Shagcarpet.
They need our help.
If you feel like you'remisunderstood and judged, you
will find forgiveness andfreedom right here.
That was awesome.
Now that door is open anytime,and if there are some who don't
(15:27):
like that, well then that doorworks both ways.
All right, pastor, let's begin.
Speaker 2 (15:31):
I was almost done with this.
I think you did with nobodyelse.
Speaker 1 (15:37):
This thing that we found, i feel like I belong,
you're gonna need a biggerchurch.
Speaker 3 (15:47):
Your country is a dark and divided place, but now
as hope, and it's spreading.
This is your home and I wantyou to tell all your friends
about it.
Speaker 1 (16:02):
Okay, okay, okay, so let me remove that from the
stream.
Okay, jesus revolution.
So I've heard lots of goodthings about this this movie up.
So you know me going to churchliterally since the day I was
born, pretty much 51 years.
I kind of had a hiatus formaybe a year or two because I
(16:23):
kind of backslid and I know,victor, you've gone to church
before as well, correct?
Speaker 2 (16:26):
Yeah, i have.
I mean, you know it's.
It was Struggle for most.
I didn't go most of my life atall, but for the past I'd say
Seven years have been kind ofpretty consistent.
Speaker 1 (16:35):
That's good.
Now, kelsey grammar, i believehe's a very good actor and You
know, let me just, let me justput it this way You know,
they're talking about thehippies back then and a lot of
churches Today.
It's happening today and I'msure it happened way back then
as well.
They, they only want the elite.
That's just.
This is my opinion, this isjust my term.
(16:56):
So, um, you know, if, ifchristians get offended, i don't
give a crap.
If non christians get offended,i don't give a crap.
I'm not gonna bow down toanybody.
But what happens with churchesnowadays and actually my pastor
was talking about this um, youknow, a bum comes in off the
street And automatically we wantto like, uh, you know we're
looking at them like dude, whyare they here?
(17:17):
Uh, what, you know, i don'twant them to sit next to me, i
don't want them to be near mychildren, and you know you're
gonna get that with a lot ofchristians, and don't get me
wrong, they shouldn't be likethat.
Um, you know, uh, the biblesays come as you are.
Um, you know now, obviously,and what I mean come as you are.
You know, you got a guy off thestreet.
His clothes are torn and tornand tattered and dirty.
(17:37):
I understand it, but there'ssome out there that literally
come as they are and and I'veseen it And sometimes to me I
think it's disrespect, becauseI've seen women come into church
wearing micro minis and whenthey bend over, everybody smiles
.
So Come as you are, yes, but ifyou're gonna do that just to
attract men, you know, you know,please don't bend over.
(17:58):
I mean, you know what I mean.
Sorry to me for the screen, butanyway.
Um, so from what I understandwhat this movie is, basically,
you gotta come as you are.
People need to come into churchdate.
They need to feel wanted.
Uh, they need to feel loved.
Um, don't turn them away justbecause they're different than
you.
I know, back in the day when Iwas growing up, um, everybody
wore like a three-piece suit andtie.
Um, i know, my mom used todress me in like a little mini
(18:21):
suit and I hate wearing suits.
I hate dressing up.
I'm a t-shirt jean kind of guy.
Um, usually on sundays, youknow, i got a polo shirt and in
jeans.
And then on wednesdays, um, ido the same.
I just wear a t-shirt onwednesdays, and then we have
bible studies on monday nights Iwear shorts and a shirt and um
so stop, stop, you know, tellingthese people they can't come to
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church because they'redifferent than you.
They do everything that you doThey go to the bathroom, they
eat, they put their clothes onthe whatever they put on their
shirt.
They do it exactly like you, andthis is why a lot of churches
have a hard time getting peopleto come in, because We're holier
than you, we're mightier thanthou.
We don't want you to in ourchurch.
Speaker 2 (19:00):
Yeah, see, it's churches like that.
That made that made people likeme push away christianity in
the past, you know.
Yes, I mean like I'm stillwearing my shirt clothes right
now, my work boots, pair of bluejeans with a sewn up Hole and
my black flannel.
So you know, there you go.
Speaker 1 (19:14):
I got my shorts on, but I'm a flannel guy.
Speaker 2 (19:16):
I love flannel.
This is one of those.
Like any type of weather typet-shirt, it's amazing.
Speaker 1 (19:19):
Well, yeah, being up being in uh, washington state,
you definitely need flannelbecause you probably still have
snow up there.
Speaker 2 (19:24):
Yeah, it's actually just snowed like an hour or so
ago.
Speaker 1 (19:28):
Thank goodness I am in shorts now.
Um, the the uh jesus revolutionit's opening weekend earned 15
million and right now it's closeto, i believe, over 30 million
that it's earned.
So go check this out.
I know it's in your localtheaters.
And, um, also let me bring thisup.
So, on rotten tomatoes, um, itgot a 60 percent, so I'm rocking
(19:51):
the tomato meter 60 and theaudience is 99 percent, so it
seems like it actually has apretty good Track record there.
It seems like everybody likesto watch it, so definitely check
it out.
And then let me scroll here tothe next one.
Now, this is from my localtheater, but check out your
local theater.
Um, currently, right nowplaying at my local theater, we
(20:11):
have avatar of the way of thewater two and 3d 80 for brady
magic mics.
Last dance, cocaine bear I'veheard cocaine bear was pretty
good.
Um, demon slayer, kimetsu noyiba, whatever that is.
Puss in boots, wish ant-man andwast quantamania, jesus
revolution and operation fortune.
(20:32):
And we have upcoming moviesscream nicks, wow, champions,
john wick, four john wick,chapter four, john, what's
actually pretty cool.
65 with adam driver I want tosee that one shazaam fury of the
gods with uh uh zack levy Ithink that's his name, and big
george, i guess that's aboutgeorge forman.
Wow, all right, i want to seethe new screen movie man.
Speaker 2 (20:56):
That looks pretty awesome.
Speaker 1 (20:57):
Yeah, actually I have one of the actresses here from
screams.
She sent me some audio and it'sweird because you can never
hear.
But uh, play the audio.
Uh, uh, mic stroll.
Okay, she just screamed victorcan't.
That's just.
That's amazing why you can't.
You should be able to hear allmy stuff.
Speaker 2 (21:15):
Yeah, i don't know why.
I don't know why either, butanyway, all right folks.
Speaker 1 (21:18):
Um, basically, and I think that's all I have, let me
double check my yep.
That's all I have.
So let me remove that from thescreen.
Um, anyway, um, do you haveanything else you want to say?
victor?
Speaker 2 (21:27):
No man, just uh, pretty much you know.
going back to the Scammingtopic, just be careful out there
guys, like I said, too good tobe true, more likely it is.
Just you know, be very careful,don't hit on any random links
that pop up on your phone.
I know a lot of you probablyget these random uh links that
come through your text messages,facebook messages, ig, twitter,
(21:49):
whatever You know.
Just just be Be safe out there.
Nobody wants to lose out on abunch of money for no reason.
Speaker 1 (21:55):
You know it's funny.
You said that about textmessages.
Yesterday I was on a film setand My wife sent me this text.
She goes is this true?
and it was from the us postalservice and it said Your package
is lost because of no address.
All of a click the link.
And i'm like don't click thelink and like it I accidentally
click the link by accident.
I'm like, and uh, so I hurry itup.
(22:18):
I'm like shut my phone or likebooted, rebooted my phone, and.
But I looked it up and I toldher.
I said it's a scam.
I said all I was gonna do isyou collect the link.
They're gonna give me somebogus website, they want you to
put your checking accountinformation in and boom, they
got you now.
Um, i'm open for calls.
Um is Carrie and Yeager outthere.
Give me a call.
Somebody needs to call man.
(22:39):
I like people calling in totalk to us right, i, i get these
.
Speaker 2 (22:43):
I get, uh, been getting two different ones, uh,
for the past few months.
I'll be getting these links forabout Oprah's new dietary pill
or something like that.
And then the other one is foruh, well, for some reason they
assume that I have ed orsomething.
Speaker 1 (22:59):
Um, Um, let me see, do I have hold on?
do I have anything?
oh, look at it and you can'teven hear.
(23:19):
That's kind of scary.
Speaker 2 (23:22):
Yeah, but it's funny, i could get it.
It's the two same ones.
Oprah.
Oprah's got some new stuff orwhatever, and to help you lose
weight or whatnot, and then ofcourse you know, the the other
one, I was like okay.
Speaker 1 (23:32):
Yeah, definitely need to lose weight.
I'm trying to walk.
I got a fitbit watch I don'thave it on right now because
it's charging But, um, yeah, i'mtrying to walk at least a mile
a day, but sadly, today andyesterday, um, i have not walked
a mile and I'm trying to makeit up, but it's hard to make it
up.
So I would literally have tomake up two miles tonight, but
it's already Almost eighto'clock and I really don't feel
(23:53):
like going out.
I may go to, i could go toWalmart and just walking around
in a, uh, in a nice big circle,yeah, but then they'd probably
stop me and like what are youdoing?
Like dude, i'm exercising itsair conditioning.
Speaker 2 (24:04):
It's funny you say that there's this, there's this
couple that shows up to theparking lot at the Walmart I
work at and I've been outside,you know, training on the uh,
forklift and stuff like that,setting up the parking lot for,
like, the trees and the big bagsof potting soil and fertilizer.
And this couple shows up andparks in the far back corner,
where we're at, by our trailersand they do what's called
(24:25):
suicides and they use theparking spaces as their, as
their locations and destination.
If you don't know what asuicide run is, it's basically
you sprint to a Location, stop,turn around, sprint back, but
don't go all the way back andjust keep getting smaller and
smaller and smaller And then youreverse it and get farther and
farther out.
When you run, it's, it'sexhausting watching them do it
(24:47):
and I remember them doing themfor footballs as a punishment.
Speaker 1 (24:50):
Oh, reminds me of stadiums.
Yeah, i have to run up and downthe stairs for stadiums, oh
yeah.
Speaker 2 (24:57):
Leecher's leecher runs.
Yeah, oh man, i hate it thatI'm getting exhausted just
thinking about it.
Speaker 1 (25:04):
I know I'm tired now, just by you mentioning that, um
, we used to have to do all thatstuff too, back in the day when
I was in school.
We're doing the running backand forth, and then you start
out long and then you kind ofget short.
Speaker 2 (25:16):
Um, yeah, and then you burst back and reverse it
and get farther back with it andback to your normal spot.
Speaker 1 (25:21):
You know what's um.
You know it's actually funny.
Um, i almost failed.
Uh pe, how would you do that?
Speaker 2 (25:30):
I had a feeling for that.
See, i, i think my, i think mygeneration was the last ones
that even had a pe uniformrequirement.
Uh you work for your school.
Yeah, my uh pe class, theyactually gave you Uh like a pair
of shorts that was the schoolcolors, with the school mascot
printed on the on them, and Youhad a shirt with the same way
pretty much.
Speaker 1 (25:50):
Oh, wow, That's crazy .
Yep, So um any new comic bookslately that you bought.
Speaker 2 (25:55):
No, no yet, but I'm actually gonna go make a run
here, probably Not tomorrow, butI'm thinking Tuesday or
Wednesday.
I'm gonna go and buy some andsee what.
See what they got.
Speaker 1 (26:03):
See, i've got this one.
It's kind of I don't know ifyou could see it.
Oh no, because I got the greenscreen, darn it.
Ha, you can't see it because ofthe green screen, but it's
called the green tempest.
Um, but my friend Javier Lugo,he uh helped do this.
He lives here in zephyr hills,nice.
Yeah, it's actually a prettythick book.
It's 10 bucks.
I don't know when part two iscoming out, but uh, and it's
really that thick cardstock Umpaper.
(26:25):
It's not like the the newspaperprint.
Speaker 2 (26:27):
Okay, so the page has got some good girth to them.
I'm not good.
I don't feel like it's gonnarip in your hands every time you
try to turn the page.
Speaker 1 (26:33):
Yeah, definitely, the pages do not have ed.
Speaker 2 (26:51):
I laugh at those.
I actually have them on myphone still, just because it's
funny to look at.
Not gonna lie, i've got to.
I just got to be careful not tonot to accidentally hit the
link on that, but I think it'shilarious.
It's like dude, like that's thedumbest scam you can pull on me
.
These guys don't do theresearch at all.
All right, i'm in my early 30s.
I ain't got those problems, allright.
At least I hope I never do.
(27:12):
That's why I try to stayhealthy.
Speaker 1 (27:16):
You gotta stay healthy.
Speaker 2 (27:17):
Let me see if I can find something.
Having having six kids man, Igotta stay young and healthy.
Speaker 1 (27:22):
I tell you six kids.
That's a lot of kids.
Speaker 2 (27:25):
That's another reason .
I know.
I know how to be deep.
Everything works just fine.
A little too Well, actually,okay.
Speaker 1 (27:30):
Yeah, um.
No I haven't had any new comicbooks.
I mean like I really collectthe months, the only thing I was
gonna get uh was florida man,which, um, we have it in our
local comic book store, um, butother than that, i just I really
haven't been reading that much.
I've just been reading books andI'm reading one currently, but
I can't remember the name, um.
(27:51):
And then I got some of theboard games and I just got to
play them.
I haven't played him.
I haven't played a board gamein probably six months, so I'm
getting rusty, okay.
But but anyway, all right,folks.
Well, thank you for the uheverybody that listened I think
we was up to like seven at onetime or watched and listened.
Um, we do appreciate it.
Uh sorry, okay folks, so Idecided to cut off that episode
(28:14):
right there.
It was a crazy episode.
I was all over the board.
So I do apologize, but this wasdone as a live show.
I did have a caller call in butunfortunately the audio from
her end wasn't coming into mySoundboard.
But I do appreciate uh victorfor being on and everybody
that's listening and watching.
Um, i greatly appreciate y'allAnd y'all have a good day.
Speaker 2 (28:42):
Thanks for listening to the hose, a show be sure to
subscribe so you don't miss asingle episode, and see you next
time.
Speaker 1 (28:48):
On the hose a show.
All right, folks, this podcast episode does sound
a little bit different becauseit was actually a live show on
my Zephyr Hills edition of theJose show, so that's why it's
going to sound a littledifferent.
But anyway, without further ado, here we go.
Hello.
Speaker 2 (00:28):
This is the Jose show .
Speaker 1 (00:35):
Welcome to another exciting episode of the Jose
show.
I am your host, jose Roldan Jr,and my guest with me today is
my co-host, victor.
All right, let's stop that.
Okay, welcome to anotherexciting episode of the Jose
show and the Jose show podcast.
Yeah, that was on a loop and Imeant to unhook it, my bad.
(00:57):
Anyway, sorry about being 10minutes late, but me and Victor
want to welcome you to our liveshow, and it's been a crazy, i
tell you, technology is justkind of crazy.
I love Spring Yard, but I don'tknow if you're lately, it's
been kind of difficultconnecting.
I know there's a other fewdifferent streaming services out
there that I'm going todefinitely try to see you know
(01:20):
how they work.
It's just when I do it, i haveto do a practice run on a
separate page that nobody knowsabout, so I can kind of test it
out.
I've got some video going, but Idon't know if the video is
actually going to work, becauseit worked earlier, but then
again I don't know.
Okay, so the topic that we'regoing to be talking about
tonight is romance scammers.
Now, if you have Plex on yourRoku device or your smart TV,
(01:44):
check out Gray People and myfriend, dennis Mallon, who lives
here in Florida.
He is one of the main actors inthis film.
Check it out.
It's a funny film, it's adifferent take and I think you
will definitely will like it.
How's it going, victor?
Speaker 2 (01:56):
It's going pretty well Now.
I've heard of obviously regularscammers, but what explain to
me what is a romance scammerLike?
how does that work out, okay?
Speaker 1 (02:04):
So you know, when I talk about stuff here, i am no
expert.
By no means I mean to be anexpert.
You have to have like a 1000hours of something.
But this is something that hashappened to three people that I
know personally.
And what I mean?
no, personally, i knowpersonally.
It's not like somebody that'son my Facebook, that that are
(02:25):
just somebody that I see casual.
These people, i literally knowthem personally And basically
what a romance scammer is.
They look at your Facebook oryour social media, and
especially for women.
Now, i'm sure it happens to men, but it seems like it happens
to women most of the time.
And let me bring up this nextslide.
So these people, i do not know,i just took them from the
(02:46):
internet.
You got a young guy with anolder woman and a younger woman
with an older guy.
Okay, these pictures are justfor illustration only.
I'm sure this is two lovelycouples that are deeply in love.
I have no idea, you know so,but definitely what happens is
if a woman or a male have asingle on their social media and
(03:07):
it's mostly Facebook, unlessyou put it to not married, well,
obviously that means you'resingle.
Or if you put married, i meanit could happen anyway.
So they see this scammer, seethis, and sometimes, on, you can
even get it through WhatsApp.
It's just, it's phishing.
These people fish and they sendyou a text message or they see
(03:27):
your Facebook and blah, blah.
So they send you a Facebookmessage and say, hey, you know
beautiful, how are you doing?
And you know, i've noticed someof your pictures and you're
very beautiful and this and that, and you know, then they kind
of woe you over And it seemslike it's happening to more of
the older adults that may nothave the brain capacity anymore.
(03:48):
And don't get me wrong, i'm notsaying they're dumb, it's just
sometimes they're gullible,they're lonely, they will
believe anything, no matter what, and you know.
So.
Then they start talking to you.
They kind of woe you over Andyou know they may not do it
right away, but eventually theywill say, hey, you know, i want
to come meet you, which isdefinitely a big red flag.
(04:10):
And then they're asking forpersonal information, like
possibly your address, yourbanking account information,
your social security number.
And then, you know, once they,once you get comfortable with
them, they start asking morequestions And then they want to
ask for money.
So I do know that one of themhere recently was asked for
(04:33):
money and they did send moneyAnd thank goodness it was kind
of stopped So it never got tothem, but stuff like that.
So when they start asking formoney, i mean you got to think
in your mind why would they askme for money?
You know, because they're goingto give you this.
Oh, i don't have internet, mycar's broke, i'm going to be,
they're going to throw me out.
I don't have money forgroceries, bull crap.
(04:57):
I mean, you know, let me play,let me play a sound effect for
that.
Bull crap.
Did you hear that?
Speaker 2 (05:02):
one Did you hear.
Speaker 1 (05:03):
Not that one.
Speaker 2 (05:04):
I wonder why you can't hear my sound effects.
Speaker 1 (05:06):
That's kind of weird.
Anyway, what do you think aboutall this, Victor?
Speaker 2 (05:13):
Honestly, that's pretty heartless, though in my
opinion I mean, it sounds likeany other scammer as well too,
you know make you feel prettymuch in a way, except for this
one.
Like you said, it's romance, sothey kind of woe you into it
versus the other ones a littlebit more.
I could say hostile or violent.
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (05:29):
Yeah, so some of the older people definitely.
You know when you're I get it.
You know when, before I gotremarried, i was lonely too.
But you know you can't.
You can't give in to peoplelike this because they can
literally.
You know, if you give them yourbank and account information,
it's like a portal to hell.
They can literally suck you dry.
And then what it's time for youto pay your bills.
(05:50):
Oh my god, what happened to mymoney?
I don't have my money and oh mypower from the down under.
Hey, vidal, what's up?
buddy Vidal is one of my actingfriends.
I met him about three weeks agoin Tampa.
Pretty nice guy.
I mean this guy's super, he'sawesome, he's very friendly.
Love this guy and he's gotanother one Haha.
Well I'm in need.
Oh, she's a gold digger.
(06:11):
Yeah, they got some golddiggers out there.
Trust me, i've.
I have one with, let's just say, one of my friends, and Let's
just say I had to run the golddigger off.
So, but yeah, definitely,romance gaming is no good man.
You just got to really becareful out there.
I mean, in this day and agewith technology.
(06:32):
You know, 40 years ago Wedidn't have any of this stuff.
So I'm pretty sure there wasromance scams back then.
But I don't really know howthey worked, unless unless you
had a pen pal and You werewriting back and forth.
That's probably a differentstory.
But nowadays, with social media, anybody can be duped, even
even the brightest people, youknow.
Speaker 2 (06:52):
So it's actually really crazy out there.
I mean, i would probably put itunder romance scam.
I know, i know my wife had herInstagram hacked, like her older
Instagram hack.
It was full of all her likebaking stuff that she used to do
and Started getting.
I started getting weirdmessages from her.
I'm like wait a minute, thisdon't seem right.
So, right in front of my wifeat the dinner table, you know, i
(07:14):
kind of shoot a message back orwhatever, and They try to play
off like no, it's me and yourwife.
I'm like it's funny becauseyou're sitting right in front of
me and your hands aren'ttexting on your phone.
Speaker 1 (07:24):
Yeah, as you know, it's like the other day.
I have two phone numbers.
I have a personal phone numberand I have a Google phone number
And my Google number, you know,and it worked for me to keep it
.
I do have to use it from time totime.
So you know, i'll send my wifelike a little message and hey,
baby, you know whatever.
And the other day she asked meHey, do you have another number?
(07:45):
And I go no, just the Google inmy personal, you know those.
I said why She goes.
Well, somebody sent me amessage and said, hey, babe,
blah, blah, this or that, and Igo, that's not for me.
I said I got WhatsApp.
I said, but I only use that for, you know, my youngest daughter
and my grandbaby, becausesometimes messenger is not
always working, so they'll dothe FaceTime or whatever with
WhatsApp, which I think WhatsAppis crap, even though it's owned
(08:07):
by Facebook.
But sometimes that's thealternative when messenger is
kind of going wonky.
And you know, and not onlyromance scams, there is so much
scams.
I remember back in the earlydays of the internet I would get
emails and hello, my name'sPrince Abadubi and I am from.
Nigeria and police.
(08:27):
in order to keep my kingdom,please send me $10,000,.
you know?
Okay, bull crap, I ain't gonnasend you enough.
And I remember back in the daythey used to have Yahoo chats
And I'd have people say hey, canI have you?
They would just ask you foryour banking account number.
And I go, oh, oh, really, okay,hold on, So I'd give them, you
know, like a fake number, like3312, blah, blah, blah, and I
(08:49):
would press it And they're like,oh, thank you.
And I go do you think I'm thatstupid to give you my personal
information?
Do you think I'm gonna give youmy banking account information
so you can take my money?
I don't think so, hombre.
I mean, i don't do that crap.
Have you ever done that or havethat done to you before?
Speaker 2 (09:07):
I wouldn't say through that, but I had someone
trying to trap me in Instagrammessaging and stuff.
But I gave them the address tothe White House and said that
I'm from the lost city ofAtlantis.
Speaker 1 (09:18):
That's 1400 Pennsylvania Avenue Man.
if you don't buy one by heart,that's something wrong.
Speaker 2 (09:23):
Yeah, that's funny.
That's what I do If I feel likeit's gonna be a scam and they
ask for that stuff, I'm like,okay, you know what?
I feel like I'm in a prettygood mood.
That's the address I send them.
Speaker 1 (09:30):
So One of the things.
Okay, let me add this to thestream and I'll bet you it's not
gonna work.
Okay, let me see if I can getthis to work.
Speaker 3 (09:36):
In the movie's golden age, the 30s through the 50s,
the kiss was such a force ofnature that it had to be
accompanied by a glorious sunset, as in Gone with the Wind, or
by crashing waves on a Hawaiianbeach, as we see, with Bert
Lancaster and Deborah Carrsmooching in from here to
eternity, or on the Riviera withfireworks A pretty obvious
(09:58):
sexual metaphor, but a gloriouscounterpoint to the kiss being
shared by Grace Kelly and themovie's all-time romantic
leading man, carrie Grant.
The strangest things can bringtwo beings together like a
strand of spaghetti.
In Lady and the Tramp, lady andthe Tramp are our youngest
(10:22):
couple, except in dog's years.
But the second one would beHenry Thomas and Erica Oleniek
in ET.
Et, the extraterrestrial is athome watching a wonderful scene
from The Quiet Man, when whichJohn Wayne seizes Marino, harren
a storm and kisses her.
So she'll never forget it.
Henry Thomas feels this, thevibes from ET, takes the
(10:47):
beautiful blonde child and givesher a smooch they will never
forget.
Sometimes two people createtheir own mold to help us in
cinema magic.
Here are the preposterouslybeautiful Elizabeth Taylor and
Montgomery Clift, practicallynose-to-nose together in Gigetta
(11:09):
, close-ups in A Place in theSun.
They talk themselvespractically into an orgasm as
they get closer and closer.
Speaker 1 (11:19):
Okay, i didn't realize that.
I didn't listen to the wholevideo.
We don't need to be talkingabout orgasms here.
Anyway, let's remove thatAnyway.
So I was supposed to play thatbefore the intro to the romance
scams, but anyway, you get it.
I mean, you know, these peoplewant to romance you, they want
to woo you over Man.
It's not Hollywood, it is apile of dog poop.
Speaker 3 (11:42):
Okay can we say that Oh?
Speaker 1 (11:44):
okay, Big ol' poop, I like that.
Oh man, Okay so anyway.
So just be careful out there.
I know Victor agrees with me onthat.
Just don't fall for this crap.
Speaker 2 (11:58):
Yeah, if it's too good to be true, it most
definitely is.
Speaker 1 (12:01):
Exactly.
And now you have all these apps, bumblebee and plenty of fish
and and What's that mingle?
I can't remember.
No, what's the?
yeah, christian mingle, yetChristian mingle timber.
Speaker 2 (12:15):
And all that mad dot com Yep all of that's calm
farmers.
Speaker 1 (12:19):
So just you know, just be careful out there,
because you don't want to getduped.
Definitely you don't want toget killed, because there has
been people that have beenkilled from these dating apps
and stuff like that.
Speaker 2 (12:31):
So you know, whatever is one of the worst ones for
that.
Speaker 1 (12:33):
Yeah, I was on Tinder back when I before I'm at my
wife.
And you know, i didn't like thewhole concept of swipe left or
swipe right.
You know cuz, like I don't know, just I talked to one person
and then they're like, when Ifinally wanted to talk to them
in person, They're like no, italked on the phone too much.
I don't feel like talking toyou.
Bye, bye, bye.
Speaker 3 (12:52):
Bye, i was out of here.
Speaker 1 (12:54):
So you know, it's like I talked to you.
No, oh, my god, She juststarted screaming.
I mean like okay, anyway, sojust be careful out there folks.
So let me bring up this back tothe stream and Let's see.
Okay, so let's see if we canget this is not gonna work, so
let me.
Let me try to get this to work.
(13:15):
If not, okay, so we're gonnatalk Jesus revolution.
So bear with me one second andI will actually bring up the
video.
I've got to get the link.
You know it's, it's, it's funny, because this actually worked
earlier and it's not gonna do it.
So we're gonna stop the screenchair and We're gonna leave that
(13:39):
.
We're gonna do this Screenshare.
No, that's.
I don't want force in the world.
It seems like nothing isworking.
Let me bring this up.
All right, folks, just bearwith me.
So let me get this video.
Sorry, folks, it's technicalknowledge and it doesn't always
work the way you want it Therewe go Okay, so check out this
video.
(14:01):
Hey square.
Speaker 2 (14:02):
I am not a square.
Think we should invite Gregthis weekend.
Speaker 3 (14:06):
What's this weekend I do it.
These people are hippies,rebels against old-fashioned
authority.
Speaker 2 (14:17):
I think these kids need help.
The need is a bath.
Speaker 1 (14:20):
You're passing judgment on people you know
nothing about.
Speaker 3 (14:23):
Maybe that's why your church is so empty and God
works in here, brings me ahippie, i'll ask him what it's
all about, because I did notunderstand.
This house has a very good vibe.
There is an empire generationJust in all the wrong places.
(14:44):
If you want to reach my people,you need to speak to them in a
language They understand.
I bring them in.
I mean, there's my job.
I can only walk through doorsopen to us in your church.
That's a door that shut.
You Probably noticed.
We have some guests here today.
I'd like you to meet my newfriends.
Welcome.
(15:05):
They don't belong here.
Half of money weren't used.
They're saying the new Shagcarpet.
They need our help.
If you feel like you'remisunderstood and judged, you
will find forgiveness andfreedom right here.
That was awesome.
Now that door is open anytime,and if there are some who don't
(15:27):
like that, well then that doorworks both ways.
All right, pastor, let's begin.
Speaker 2 (15:31):
I was almost done with this.
I think you did with nobodyelse.
Speaker 1 (15:37):
This thing that we found, i feel like I belong,
you're gonna need a biggerchurch.
Speaker 3 (15:47):
Your country is a dark and divided place, but now
as hope, and it's spreading.
This is your home and I wantyou to tell all your friends
about it.
Speaker 1 (16:02):
Okay, okay, okay, so let me remove that from the
stream.
Okay, jesus revolution.
So I've heard lots of goodthings about this this movie up.
So you know me going to churchliterally since the day I was
born, pretty much 51 years.
I kind of had a hiatus formaybe a year or two because I
(16:23):
kind of backslid and I know,victor, you've gone to church
before as well, correct?
Speaker 2 (16:26):
Yeah, i have.
I mean, you know it's.
It was Struggle for most.
I didn't go most of my life atall, but for the past I'd say
Seven years have been kind ofpretty consistent.
Speaker 1 (16:35):
That's good.
Now, kelsey grammar, i believehe's a very good actor and You
know, let me just, let me justput it this way You know,
they're talking about thehippies back then and a lot of
churches Today.
It's happening today and I'msure it happened way back then
as well.
They, they only want the elite.
That's just.
This is my opinion, this isjust my term.
(16:56):
So, um, you know, if, ifchristians get offended, i don't
give a crap.
If non christians get offended,i don't give a crap.
I'm not gonna bow down toanybody.
But what happens with churchesnowadays and actually my pastor
was talking about this um, youknow, a bum comes in off the
street And automatically we wantto like, uh, you know we're
looking at them like dude, whyare they here?
(17:17):
Uh, what, you know, i don'twant them to sit next to me, i
don't want them to be near mychildren, and you know you're
gonna get that with a lot ofchristians, and don't get me
wrong, they shouldn't be likethat.
Um, you know, uh, the biblesays come as you are.
Um, you know now, obviously,and what I mean come as you are.
You know, you got a guy off thestreet.
His clothes are torn and tornand tattered and dirty.
(17:37):
I understand it, but there'ssome out there that literally
come as they are and and I'veseen it And sometimes to me I
think it's disrespect, becauseI've seen women come into church
wearing micro minis and whenthey bend over, everybody smiles
.
So Come as you are, yes, but ifyou're gonna do that just to
attract men, you know, you know,please don't bend over.
(17:58):
I mean, you know what I mean.
Sorry to me for the screen, butanyway.
Um, so from what I understandwhat this movie is, basically,
you gotta come as you are.
People need to come into churchdate.
They need to feel wanted.
Uh, they need to feel loved.
Um, don't turn them away justbecause they're different than
you.
I know, back in the day when Iwas growing up, um, everybody
wore like a three-piece suit andtie.
Um, i know, my mom used todress me in like a little mini
(18:21):
suit and I hate wearing suits.
I hate dressing up.
I'm a t-shirt jean kind of guy.
Um, usually on sundays, youknow, i got a polo shirt and in
jeans.
And then on wednesdays, um, ido the same.
I just wear a t-shirt onwednesdays, and then we have
bible studies on monday nights Iwear shorts and a shirt and um
so stop, stop, you know, tellingthese people they can't come to
(18:42):
church because they'redifferent than you.
They do everything that you doThey go to the bathroom, they
eat, they put their clothes onthe whatever they put on their
shirt.
They do it exactly like you, andthis is why a lot of churches
have a hard time getting peopleto come in, because We're holier
than you, we're mightier thanthou.
We don't want you to in ourchurch.
Speaker 2 (19:00):
Yeah, see, it's churches like that.
That made that made people likeme push away christianity in
the past, you know.
Yes, I mean like I'm stillwearing my shirt clothes right
now, my work boots, pair of bluejeans with a sewn up Hole and
my black flannel.
So you know, there you go.
Speaker 1 (19:14):
I got my shorts on, but I'm a flannel guy.
Speaker 2 (19:16):
I love flannel.
This is one of those.
Like any type of weather typet-shirt, it's amazing.
Speaker 1 (19:19):
Well, yeah, being up being in uh, washington state,
you definitely need flannelbecause you probably still have
snow up there.
Speaker 2 (19:24):
Yeah, it's actually just snowed like an hour or so
ago.
Speaker 1 (19:28):
Thank goodness I am in shorts now.
Um, the the uh jesus revolutionit's opening weekend earned 15
million and right now it's closeto, i believe, over 30 million
that it's earned.
So go check this out.
I know it's in your localtheaters.
And, um, also let me bring thisup.
So, on rotten tomatoes, um, itgot a 60 percent, so I'm rocking
(19:51):
the tomato meter 60 and theaudience is 99 percent, so it
seems like it actually has apretty good Track record there.
It seems like everybody likesto watch it, so definitely check
it out.
And then let me scroll here tothe next one.
Now, this is from my localtheater, but check out your
local theater.
Um, currently, right nowplaying at my local theater, we
(20:11):
have avatar of the way of thewater two and 3d 80 for brady
magic mics.
Last dance, cocaine bear I'veheard cocaine bear was pretty
good.
Um, demon slayer, kimetsu noyiba, whatever that is.
Puss in boots, wish ant-man andwast quantamania, jesus
revolution and operation fortune.
(20:32):
And we have upcoming moviesscream nicks, wow, champions,
john wick, four john wick,chapter four, john, what's
actually pretty cool.
65 with adam driver I want tosee that one shazaam fury of the
gods with uh uh zack levy Ithink that's his name, and big
george, i guess that's aboutgeorge forman.
Wow, all right, i want to seethe new screen movie man.
Speaker 2 (20:56):
That looks pretty awesome.
Speaker 1 (20:57):
Yeah, actually I have one of the actresses here from
screams.
She sent me some audio and it'sweird because you can never
hear.
But uh, play the audio.
Uh, uh, mic stroll.
Okay, she just screamed victorcan't.
That's just.
That's amazing why you can't.
You should be able to hear allmy stuff.
Speaker 2 (21:15):
Yeah, i don't know why.
I don't know why either, butanyway, all right folks.
Speaker 1 (21:18):
Um, basically, and I think that's all I have, let me
double check my yep.
That's all I have.
So let me remove that from thescreen.
Um, anyway, um, do you haveanything else you want to say?
victor?
Speaker 2 (21:27):
No man, just uh, pretty much you know.
going back to the Scammingtopic, just be careful out there
guys, like I said, too good tobe true, more likely it is.
Just you know, be very careful,don't hit on any random links
that pop up on your phone.
I know a lot of you probablyget these random uh links that
come through your text messages,facebook messages, ig, twitter,
(21:49):
whatever You know.
Just just be Be safe out there.
Nobody wants to lose out on abunch of money for no reason.
Speaker 1 (21:55):
You know it's funny.
You said that about textmessages.
Yesterday I was on a film setand My wife sent me this text.
She goes is this true?
and it was from the us postalservice and it said Your package
is lost because of no address.
All of a click the link.
And i'm like don't click thelink and like it I accidentally
click the link by accident.
I'm like, and uh, so I hurry itup.
(22:18):
I'm like shut my phone or likebooted, rebooted my phone, and.
But I looked it up and I toldher.
I said it's a scam.
I said all I was gonna do isyou collect the link.
They're gonna give me somebogus website, they want you to
put your checking accountinformation in and boom, they
got you now.
Um, i'm open for calls.
Um is Carrie and Yeager outthere.
Give me a call.
Somebody needs to call man.
(22:39):
I like people calling in totalk to us right, i, i get these
.
Speaker 2 (22:43):
I get, uh, been getting two different ones, uh,
for the past few months.
I'll be getting these links forabout Oprah's new dietary pill
or something like that.
And then the other one is foruh, well, for some reason they
assume that I have ed orsomething.
Speaker 1 (22:59):
Um, Um, let me see, do I have hold on?
do I have anything?
oh, look at it and you can'teven hear.
(23:19):
That's kind of scary.
Speaker 2 (23:22):
Yeah, but it's funny, i could get it.
It's the two same ones.
Oprah.
Oprah's got some new stuff orwhatever, and to help you lose
weight or whatnot, and then ofcourse you know, the the other
one, I was like okay.
Speaker 1 (23:32):
Yeah, definitely need to lose weight.
I'm trying to walk.
I got a fitbit watch I don'thave it on right now because
it's charging But, um, yeah, i'mtrying to walk at least a mile
a day, but sadly, today andyesterday, um, i have not walked
a mile and I'm trying to makeit up, but it's hard to make it
up.
So I would literally have tomake up two miles tonight, but
it's already Almost eighto'clock and I really don't feel
(23:53):
like going out.
I may go to, i could go toWalmart and just walking around
in a, uh, in a nice big circle,yeah, but then they'd probably
stop me and like what are youdoing?
Like dude, i'm exercising itsair conditioning.
Speaker 2 (24:04):
It's funny you say that there's this, there's this
couple that shows up to theparking lot at the Walmart I
work at and I've been outside,you know, training on the uh,
forklift and stuff like that,setting up the parking lot for,
like, the trees and the big bagsof potting soil and fertilizer.
And this couple shows up andparks in the far back corner,
where we're at, by our trailersand they do what's called
(24:25):
suicides and they use theparking spaces as their, as
their locations and destination.
If you don't know what asuicide run is, it's basically
you sprint to a Location, stop,turn around, sprint back, but
don't go all the way back andjust keep getting smaller and
smaller and smaller And then youreverse it and get farther and
farther out.
When you run, it's, it'sexhausting watching them do it
(24:47):
and I remember them doing themfor footballs as a punishment.
Speaker 1 (24:50):
Oh, reminds me of stadiums.
Yeah, i have to run up and downthe stairs for stadiums, oh
yeah.
Speaker 2 (24:57):
Leecher's leecher runs.
Yeah, oh man, i hate it thatI'm getting exhausted just
thinking about it.
Speaker 1 (25:04):
I know I'm tired now, just by you mentioning that, um
, we used to have to do all thatstuff too, back in the day when
I was in school.
We're doing the running backand forth, and then you start
out long and then you kind ofget short.
Speaker 2 (25:16):
Um, yeah, and then you burst back and reverse it
and get farther back with it andback to your normal spot.
Speaker 1 (25:21):
You know what's um.
You know it's actually funny.
Um, i almost failed.
Uh pe, how would you do that?
Speaker 2 (25:30):
I had a feeling for that.
See, i, i think my, i think mygeneration was the last ones
that even had a pe uniformrequirement.
Uh you work for your school.
Yeah, my uh pe class, theyactually gave you Uh like a pair
of shorts that was the schoolcolors, with the school mascot
printed on the on them, and Youhad a shirt with the same way
pretty much.
Speaker 1 (25:50):
Oh, wow, That's crazy .
Yep, So um any new comic bookslately that you bought.
Speaker 2 (25:55):
No, no yet, but I'm actually gonna go make a run
here, probably Not tomorrow, butI'm thinking Tuesday or
Wednesday.
I'm gonna go and buy some andsee what.
See what they got.
Speaker 1 (26:03):
See, i've got this one.
It's kind of I don't know ifyou could see it.
Oh no, because I got the greenscreen, darn it.
Ha, you can't see it because ofthe green screen, but it's
called the green tempest.
Um, but my friend Javier Lugo,he uh helped do this.
He lives here in zephyr hills,nice.
Yeah, it's actually a prettythick book.
It's 10 bucks.
I don't know when part two iscoming out, but uh, and it's
really that thick cardstock Umpaper.
(26:25):
It's not like the the newspaperprint.
Speaker 2 (26:27):
Okay, so the page has got some good girth to them.
I'm not good.
I don't feel like it's gonnarip in your hands every time you
try to turn the page.
Speaker 1 (26:33):
Yeah, definitely, the pages do not have ed.
Speaker 2 (26:51):
I laugh at those.
I actually have them on myphone still, just because it's
funny to look at.
Not gonna lie, i've got to.
I just got to be careful not tonot to accidentally hit the
link on that, but I think it'shilarious.
It's like dude, like that's thedumbest scam you can pull on me
.
These guys don't do theresearch at all.
All right, i'm in my early 30s.
I ain't got those problems, allright.
At least I hope I never do.
(27:12):
That's why I try to stayhealthy.
Speaker 1 (27:16):
You gotta stay healthy.
Speaker 2 (27:17):
Let me see if I can find something.
Having having six kids man, Igotta stay young and healthy.
Speaker 1 (27:22):
I tell you six kids.
That's a lot of kids.
Speaker 2 (27:25):
That's another reason .
I know.
I know how to be deep.
Everything works just fine.
A little too Well, actually,okay.
Speaker 1 (27:30):
Yeah, um.
No I haven't had any new comicbooks.
I mean like I really collectthe months, the only thing I was
gonna get uh was florida man,which, um, we have it in our
local comic book store, um, butother than that, i just I really
haven't been reading that much.
I've just been reading books andI'm reading one currently, but
I can't remember the name, um.
(27:51):
And then I got some of theboard games and I just got to
play them.
I haven't played him.
I haven't played a board gamein probably six months, so I'm
getting rusty, okay.
But but anyway, all right,folks.
Well, thank you for the uheverybody that listened I think
we was up to like seven at onetime or watched and listened.
Um, we do appreciate it.
Uh sorry, okay folks, so Idecided to cut off that episode
(28:14):
right there.
It was a crazy episode.
I was all over the board.
So I do apologize, but this wasdone as a live show.
I did have a caller call in butunfortunately the audio from
her end wasn't coming into mySoundboard.
But I do appreciate uh victorfor being on and everybody
that's listening and watching.
Um, i greatly appreciate y'allAnd y'all have a good day.
Speaker 2 (28:42):
Thanks for listening to the hose, a show be sure to
subscribe so you don't miss asingle episode, and see you next
time.
Speaker 1 (28:48):
On the hose a show.
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