Beth TroutmanGuestBrett JensenGuestNickHostAnd one of the things that is really kind of causing me to try to figure out what the heck this is going to look like is a thing that we used to call scammers.
Do you guys remember when there were scammers like six months ago? I remember six months ago, five months ago, eight months ago, and the scammers stealing money from food stamp recipients.
I want every criminal in the United States locked up with long sort of things that they have to do.
I don't want to abide by the criminal acts of losers, drug addicts or anything like that.
Now, if you're driving in your car right now and you put your hand up, Do it quickly.
I know you understand what I'm talking about because I am sick and tired of these criminals that are stealing stuff from us.
They kind of go to the left a little bit, but somebody's got to go someplace, right? So what are we going to do with this? How do we get this and break this down? Well, in some of the reporting that they came out with, Lamborghinis and food stamps are Trump officials claim many snap recipients are scammers, even as the statistics show that there are far more people that are totally innocent, wonderful victims.
How about the Romanian organized crime transnational gangs who once got rich siphoning funds from the credit and debit cards that we know of during those SNAP benefits? And of course, the other one, The chip solution.
It's for getting people, getting them blocked so that they don't steal stuff from you.
Every dollar that is stolen from these people, eventually they just go ahead and do what they want to do.
A customer with a thick Eastern European accent was on the phone saying he wanted to buy several thousand of cans of Red Bull.
Could the store have them in stock in a few days? Also, did they have the equipment to move all the stacks of energy drinks into the parking lot where two minivans would be waiting? Totally, totally legit, right, Nick? That's a totally legit request.
And one of the things that is really kind of causing me to try to figure out what the heck this is going to look like is a thing that we used to call scammers.
Do you guys remember when there were scammers like six months ago? I remember six months ago, five months ago, eight months ago, and the scammers stealing money from food stamp recipients.
I want every criminal in the United States locked up with long sort of things that they have to do.
I don't want to abide by the criminal acts of losers, drug addicts or anything like that.
Now, if you're driving in your car right now and you put your hand up, Do it quickly.
I know you understand what I'm talking about because I am sick and tired of these criminals that are stealing stuff from us.
They kind of go to the left a little bit, but somebody's got to go someplace, right? So what are we going to do with this? How do we get this and break this down? Well, in some of the reporting that they came out with, Lamborghinis and food stamps are Trump officials claim many snap recipients are scammers, even as the statistics show that there are far more people that are totally innocent, wonderful victims.
How about the Romanian organized crime transnational gangs who once got rich siphoning funds from the credit and debit cards that we know of during those SNAP benefits? And of course, the other one, The chip solution.
It's for getting people, getting them blocked so that they don't steal stuff from you.
Every dollar that is stolen from these people, eventually they just go ahead and do what they want to do.
A customer with a thick Eastern European accent was on the phone saying he wanted to buy several thousand of cans of Red Bull.
Could the store have them in stock in a few days? Also, did they have the equipment to move all the stacks of energy drinks into the parking lot where two minivans would be waiting? Totally, totally legit, right, Nick? That's a totally legit request.
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