More Words From Men And Do You Even Venmo, Bro? (Hour 2)

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Play it, Calvin.

All words from men. Yes, more words from men.

The never award-winning series. Not yet. Not yet. Not yet.

Award-winning series. No more words from men on as goes Wisconsin. Who's that? What men have more words, Jane?

Charlie Kirk. It's barely anything. 30 years old. Charlie Kirk is a mega Republican who has a radio program.

He's all the co-founder of Turning Point USA.

I think he's also is. Oh, no, that's Ben Shapiro. He's one of the big guys in the YAF. The F.

The F. That's that's that's the Scott Walker realization that young Americans.

No, Charlie Kirk, the co-founder of Turning Point USA had three male guests on his show

in the last couple of days. And we have a clip, Calvin. Let's let's play that clip.

I have to be honest, I have a, I don't like Taylor Swift. And and all.

And most guys, wasn't that the real topic, right?

But that's kind of the real topic. And I feel as if she's being forced upon our culture,

like it's this Taylor Swift colonizing effort. I'm not a Taylor Swift fan. She's a narcissist.

I don't think that she's very talented. She's nasty. She's ugly. Nobody likes her.

She doesn't say what he likes. She has a teenage boy.

Like, dudes don't like her. Like, if you put her in front of like, she's ugly. That's true.

Yeah. Yeah. Is does Taylor Swift have any eggs left?

I don't know. She's probably that. I don't know. She has to start with. No.

What? Yeah. There's so much to unpack in that very brief clip.

Jane, before we go into that, I'm packing. I did some basic research on their claims.

Okay. No talent. No one likes her. She looks like a boy.

I mean, I mean, I can't, yeah, that's objective.

She is the most streamed artist on Spotify in 2023. Guess how many streams she has?

Just take one guess.

1.2 billion try 26.1 billion. She has most charted songs of all time,

which is 231 of them. She has an estimated 114 million albums sold.

She's been making records for less than 20 years. She has 1234 various award nominations.

637 of those. She has won 52 of those nominations. Grammys 12. She has won.

She has set 117 Guinness World Records and the errors to her went on to make one billion dollars

this year. And oh, by the way, she's time's person of the year. So your, she doesn't have any talent

thing Charlie and your idiot friends. Why don't you even learn because you're nothing.

You're wrong. You're stupid and you're jealous.

Again, there's, there's so much within that little clip. First of all, I love that Taylor Swift

is being forced upon us. We're being colonized by, by Swifties. Okay. That mean we're all

going to wear sparkly tops. I don't know what, what, what that exactly means. Charlie Kirk also

claimed that Taylor Swift got four million girls registered to vote in 24 hours. Therefore,

she is going to destroy the country. Now, I just want to point one thing out. If the mega party

had a male celebrity who got four million young men to register and go vote, they would be screaming

this from the rooftop. Yeah. And celebrating this like, like nothing else. And also, I don't think

it was four million. It was not for, it was not four million. Yeah. National voter registration day

with September 19th. That morning, she put on her Instagram, reminding people it's national

voter registration day. Here's a place to go vote. It's the nonprofit nonpartisan group called

vote.org. So yes, they had 35,252 new registrations on national voter registration day. That,

if you're round up, it's almost four million. You were only off by three.

You're so close. Three million nine hundred and 65,000. I can see where they could make that mistake.

I mean, and then the whole, like, like, this is the classic hypocrisy of these kinds of dudes.

These guys to dudes have all sorts of opinions on women. You know, they're too emotional. That's why

they shouldn't hold power. You know, they don't, they don't respect the, the, the, the patriarchal

structure of the family and the country. They're, you know, all these different, all the,

you know, gossips and blah, blah, blah. This is, they are being exactly who they just are

type women as they are sitting there. If you watch the video, they're not even sitting there like

having a discussion about why they're just complaining to each other as if the cameras and microphones

were off. Like, this sounds like off air conversation. It's just so light and breezy for them,

but they're just saying the most vitriolic crap. Well, and things that are unfortunately not based

in reality. No. Um, there are some basic biological questions. Oh, boys need to be addressed.

Boys. So again, in that clip of Charlie Kirk, who is the co-founder of Turning Point USA,

they ask on whether or not Taylor Swift has any eggs left. She's 34 years old.

So I did a little research on, I did my own research on how ovulation works. I wonder if Taylor

Swift has any eggs left. What does he think women do with their eggs? Do we lose them? Are we

misplacing them? I was at the store and I left him in my purse. What, what do they think happens

to do a woman's eggs? Well, maybe they think because she's so hard working and she does so much and

she doesn't settle down and have a baby that with every song she writes, she loses an egg.

That's just what have as she gets more successful. That's the, that is the crime of women becoming

successful for every Grammy she wins. Another egg is gone for every number one hit. Take an egg.

I'm wondering if they think that every time a woman has sex, she loses an egg.

Because that's also not how ovulation actually works. So babies with ovaries come with all the

egg cells they're ever going to have. You do not develop any new ones over the course of your life.

So babies with ovaries are born with between one and two million eggs. Obviously this is an estimate.

When women hit puberty, they've got about 300 to 400,000 because more than 10,000 eggs die every

month before you even get to puberty. And you know what? There might be a thing in her body,

a biological issue where she doesn't produce them. It didn't have them or whatever. I don't know

that in our business. No, it's not our business. And again, she's only 34 years old.

Happy birthday, Taylor Swift. We basically have the same birthday, Jane.

You and Taylor Swift. Yeah, basically. You have so much in common. Thank you. So every month,

the body selects a group of eggs as contenders to be the one to ovulate. So there's one follicle,

essentially, the sack that holds the egg that is ultimately the one that is going to be released

that month. Typically, there are exceptions. Of course, if you, in some cases, you can have

fraternal twins. That's a different issue. IVF is an entirely different story. But no, guys,

women release one egg a month. If she has any of the eggs left over, I just love,

does she have any eggs? Like, you were really searching for insults there. Like,

I mean, here's the thing is I know people who don't like Taylor Swift. I've heard their complaints.

And it's usually about her music, her lyrics, things like that. Find whatever. Instead,

they just go off the deep end. I know. And go into female biology, which they would never understand

or look up for their own or there we go. I don't want gross lady bodies. Yeah.

Yeah. Ike, Ike, Ike, Ike stuff. Well, we're going to have Dr. Kristen Leiterley is going to be here

tomorrow. And she can help clarify the first question. You just out the game. Be like, Dr. Leiterley,

tell us truthfully what happened to Taylor's eggs? Where are they? Do you know? Where are they?

Guys, fertility does start to decrease in a woman's early 30s. And then it speeds up

as you pass your mid 30s and get older. And certainly lifestyle choices smoking in particular

is going to hurt your, your ability to conceive and have healthy eggs. But I'm pretty sure Taylor

Swift is a pretty healthy person. She looks like a kind of person who probably enjoys

a naughty meal here like a steak or something, but then probably exercise it. She seems to take

care of herself. Oh, yeah. Go to heavens. She performs. I mean, she does a physical workout

every time she performs three hours show. Yeah. I know where she likes the wine. But who does

that? Well, she's not trust me. She's highly doubt that she's smoking. And I think she's pretty

healthy. Yeah. Texture from the five four one. Jane, have you seen the price of eggs?

Taylor Swift probably sold them, which is how she got so rich since no one likes her music.

Cash tag sarcasm. I know. I want to look this up. There's actually an investigation into the

price of eggs that there was a conspiracy to drive the prices up. And yeah, that's that's an

entirely different thing. Yeah. If you want to check on the, you know, on this more words from

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I have to be honest, I have a, I'm not, I don't like Taylor Swift and and all. And

most guys, wasn't that the real topic, right? But that's kind of the real topic. And I feel as if

she's being forced upon our culture, like it's this Taylor Swift colonizing effort. I'm not a

Taylor Swift fan. She's a narcissist. I don't think that she's very talented. Yeah, she's nasty.

She's ugly. Nobody likes her. She's just like a teenage boy, like dudes don't like her. Like if

you put her in front of like, she's ugly. That's true. Yeah. Yeah. Is this Taylor Swift have any eggs left?

I don't know. She's probably, I don't know. She had to start with. No.

Welcome back to Asgos Wisconsin, Jane Vettner and for Kristen Bryg, Greg Bach with me in studio

Calvin is on the board. And you can join us at eight four four nine six seven two seven eight nine.

That was a discussion between 30 year old Charlie Kirk, who has, who is a mega, who is the co-founder

of Turnipoint USA. And also has a radio program and they're whining about Taylor Swift. And

did you know, Greg, that she has no talent and nobody likes her? Well, at the beginning of the

that quote unquote discussion. I'm not going to give it the the weight of that of that word,

but they go, that's the real topic here is if people is not just a people like her guys,

yes, guys like her. But that because that is the only audience that matters. And that clip is

actually about four minutes long. And at one point, you say they say that if you go to one of

her concerts, which one of them get one of those guys admits to going to a concert, it was nothing

but teenage girls and gays. And you, dude, you were there. I would think if you're a single guy

going to an auditorium of thousands of young women would be a good thing.

I mean, I wouldn't want that guy with a thousand feet of anybody. No, I understand what you're

saying. But the whole thing just makes me laugh. Yeah. I mean, especially the whole,

does she even have any eggs left? How do we think biology works people? That's not how it works.

Let's not let's not let's not pretend that they have any clue on what

how biology works. Let alone female biology. Truly. Jim and Appleton texting from the 920,

do these boys identify as in cells by chance? I wouldn't be surprised. I really wouldn't

be surprised. I don't know that they are self-proclaimed in cells. And if you don't know what an

in-cell is, it's involuntarily celibate, essentially meaning they can't get anyone to date them or

sleep with them. This is in fact like, you know what? Seeing that no lady wants to do with me. I

don't want you with them either. So I will. I'll be my mom's basement talking about Taylor Swift.

But there is a group of those those in cells who believed that there's a women's obligation to

sleep with them. Yeah. They do. Yes. Absolutely. They they think that they are absolutely of they are

entitled. They are entitled to that. Yeah. I don't know. I just absolutely just have no. I mean,

like these guys where they they wear the the the in cell slash chauvinist slash,

you know, originalist of America. And this is who we are type of button with pride. And they

it's it's it's everything is like the more you yell at them, the bigger they get. Because this is

what they want. They don't care about the discussion. They don't care about the point. They care about

the reaction. As long as they get the reaction, that's what they're happy about period. And it

doesn't matter if you agree with them or disagree with them. That's the reason. Yeah, because we're

talking about it right now. Well, and they're not wrong when they talk about the amount of power that

Taylor Swift has culturally. Yeah. But again, they claimed that she got four million girls registered

to vote in 24 hours. She's going to destroy the country. If the situation were reversed and

mega had a GOP male celebrity who could get four million young men to vote, they would be overjoyed.

And this should be another reminder that there are people who do not want every one to vote.

Is they think there are only certain people who should vote? Because obviously it would be fine

for a whole four million young men to go vote. Not four million young girls.

Four million young girls. If they were if if that GOP superstar were to get them to I mean,

like that's the thing is as long as they know that votes going their way, they don't they don't

care who votes. But the moment you start questioning anything, it's whoa. They're listening to too much

Taylor Swift. Right. They're being influenced by her. They're going to leave their men and lose their

eggs because we forget them all over the place. That's what actually folks. I don't actually know if

you know this. I'm I've done some research myself. The number one cause of loss of eggs.

Feminism. That's scientific. That's scientific. I'm scientifically proven.

I'm scientific. My name is Greg scientific. No relation to the calculator. And I'm telling you

right now. Feminism makes you lose your egg. It's okay. Good to know. We'll clarify that

tomorrow with Dr. Kristen Lyer. Please don't. Please do not. I do not want to get yelled at.

For the public cervix announcement. I think we may just want to address it just briefly on how is

it that we're losing our eggs all over the place? We're just PhD from Prager University. Oh,

there you go. We just have we're so we're so scattered brained. We just we don't know where we

put them. And again, Taylor did not register four million people. She did, however,

on national voter registration day, there were 35,252 new registrations. I don't believe when

they registered. They said, I did this because of Taylor Swift. Yeah. And even so, we just know

that there was an increase in the number of people who signed up to vote, which I would think

would be a good thing. You know what? I'll say this. If Charlie Kirk went on Instagram on

national voter registration day and said, Hey, don't forget to register to vote. And he got

10,000, 20,000. I'm like, cool. You got people to register to vote. Part of the process.

That's the important part. I don't care. It was Taylor Smith swift swift. I don't care if it was my

mom. I don't care if it was Charlie Kirk. This idea that she's somehow going to ruin the country

by just telling people to not even vote. Just register to vote. Register to vote. Come on. You're

just sad. And then boat goes back to my original point. They don't care about the discussion

or the end game. They care about the reaction. The reaction is all they need and want because

that's what gets them clicks engagements, money, sponsors, money, more sponsors, money.

I think it's an important message to young women. There are people who do not watch you in the voting booth.

Oh, I have a feeling that those young ladies already know that unless you're married. Yep.

They'd really like you to get married young. So you can listen and learn from your husband.

Yes. Yes. The proper way. And it's really great if your parents agree with your husband.

Yes. You have to do that. That's sticky thinking for yourself. Yeah. Well,

don't burden us with that. We're trying to keep track of our eggs. I'm trying to have a baby here.

I don't know where I put them down to. They were just here and now they're gone. All right. Don't

go away when we come back. I'm an older person. And I don't take advantage of this thing,

this tool that is available because I don't trust it. And it makes me suspicious.

Okay. And I'm fairly certain. I am not the only one. We want to know what

useful tool is available that you avoid because you're like me and you just don't trust it.

What's something that everyone else seems to use, but you do not. Sure. Technology, a tool itself.

A tool itself. You know, 844-967-2789-844-96. Party.

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We had this discussion off the air. Yeah. Before we even started the show today.

So I won't use this thing and Greg thinks I'm silly. Well, I don't think you're

yeah, I think you're silly. It was because here's the back story. Real quick back story. Jane

was nice enough to buy me a coffee today. And I wanted to pay her for the coffee. You know,

I don't always I don't expect anyone to buy my coffee. But I said, Hey, Jane, in my head

knowing that what the answer was, I said, do you have Venmo? And there was a sharp now.

Like you fool. Of course not. You fool. You think I've Venmo? I don't know. You you risk. No,

no, no, Venmo. Why? I don't trust it. It makes me twitchy. So

because it's it's a bank account that you can send money to someone else. Correct.

Correct. It's it's a way of connecting. Yeah. Yeah. So does it go? Do I have to make a wallet?

What you do is you just welcome to Greg explains Venmo to Jane. I'm not the only one. I know.

I'm sure I'm not the only one. It's like it's like it's like so you have an Amazon account. I do.

And you bought if you bought anything on Amazon from your most actually from either your phone or

your computer from my computer. Sure. Okay. If you're bought anything from your phone. No. Okay.

So it was just for me. You set up an account there. It's a you have a wallet there. That wallet has

Venmo. I'm talking about Amazon on Amazon. So I'm using this as a as a as a example. Okay.

You set up your wallet, quote unquote. That wallet has your card in it. That card you used to pay for

stuff. That money from your Amazon account is transferred to Amazon. They take that money. They

deposit in their big old pockets. They send you your stuff. Boom done. There goes the dynamite.

Same thing with it with Venmo. You're going to go on to Venmo. You can either hook it up to your

bank account or to a card. There are there are reasons for either. And then so what happens is I

have a Venmo account. If you had a Venmo account, I would simply just say, all right. I'm going to

send you five bucks for the coffee. It was $27. You know what? You're getting five bucks because

I didn't ask for the expensive toffee. I send it to you. I get your account. It's like Twitter.

You have a handle. Okay. And then it has a notification. It says Greg has sent you five dollars

for coffee. You go into your account. You click it. You can tell it where to put it. You can put it

into your savings account, checking account and the money's there. That's it. That's the whole thing.

It's just a way of sending money. It's encrypted. It's safe. If there have been problems,

I can't the only problem. There's only one major problem with Venmo. And that is if you do not

get the exact handle, then that make the person deposit the money to the wrong. Correct. Yes. But

if you're, if you, you know, if you're simply, hey, Jane, what is your Venmo handle? And you

tell me, and I go, is this you? And you say, that's me. Then we're fine. It's a pretty say,

and there's Venmo. There's cash app. There's sell. There's Google wallet, Google pay, like,

there's all these different versions of that idea of just transferring ones and zeros to each other

digitally. And it's fairly safe. I haven't heard anything in the paper saying like, oh my gosh,

someone hacked into Venmo and everyone's accounts are free and open to the public. It's just another

way of doing it. And I, and I totally understand why you don't want to do it. I get it. My mom

didn't want to do it, but it got to the point where the whole family was doing it. And she joined in.

Really? Yeah. Am I the only one eight four four nine six seven two seven eight nine eight four four

nine six party? Do you Venmo? I personally do not. Or if there's something akin to Venmo that

everyone else does and you don't call us up and tell us why you don't want to use it. And what

the thing is I'll tell you what mine is. Okay. I never screenshot or take a picture of a

check to deposit it on an online banking. I will never do that. I'm with you on that. Someone

hands me a check that check goes into my pocket that pocket goes to the bank that pocket is full

of a check that check comes on a pocket. I sign it. But my little thing on there, a hand of the person

behind the nine inches of glass. And I say, please deposit this meager winnings into my checking

account and they do that. I walk out and I'm happy. So what is what is your hesitation to do that?

I don't know. I feel like I'm going to screw something up. That's it has less to do with the

outside world and more about the fact that I but also more so anything else. I just like run

into the bank. It's an old. It's an old in that old time. But it's just like, hey, I got to run

some errands. Got to run to the bank. Got to go to the market. Got to get gas. That kind of

thing. So it's like, you know, it takes me no time at all. So Calvin, do you, Venmo? Of course,

he invented Venmo. I do Venmo. Well, now that I don't have roommates, I don't have as much reason

to anymore. That makes sense. Yeah. But do you and your friends as our resident young person?

I assume you all Venmo with some frequency. Yeah. I mean, it's better than carrying cash around.

Yeah. See, I like Kevin cash. And Jane, we're here to tell you you can have cash. No one's

telling you you can't. There's nothing wrong with carrying a 20 in your pocket.

Because most people, especially of a certain age, don't do that anymore. I suppose.

Like I never carry cash anymore. I don't I don't work in a tip. My tipping, the tipping world

has gone for me. So I don't you don't have access to it. Yeah. So I mean, yeah,

it just always seems silly to me to use my card tip for $4 when I have, when I have a $5 bill.

Well, also there are charges too on that. It makes sense. Yeah. They'll charge you a percentage fee

on the card. And so using cash and I told I understand it completely. You shouldn't do what you don't

want to do. There is a convenience level to it all. And I don't even know if there is a fee with

Venmo, but you know, I just I use it for various things. So I'm assuming you're not going to bring

me my $27 to Merle for the latte that I got you. You'll get $5 and nickels. That's all the cash.

I have lady 844 967 2789 844 960 to you Venmo. Or is it a no, no, Peggy from Brooklyn,

Wisconsin is on the line. Good morning, Peggy. Thank you so much for joining us goes Wisconsin.

Hi, no, I do not them all for multiple reasons, but the number one reason is my hairdresser, my horse

failure, probably about 20 different people I use that pay cash to. Yeah. And they give me 20% discount

might off the top. Yep. Nice. Number one reason. Nice. Number two is I've been told that they're

going to yes, they are going to start charging them. Demo because they feel the government feels

of course that they're losing some money. So they're going to tag what they're going to tag a

three percent or something on their Peggy, probably. Yep. Yep. And I've heard that through multiple

people, but they haven't yet. So I'm really happy for the people, but no, I pay cash. And you know,

it's really interesting is a lot of my friends go, oh, she's the cash lady. So I like dealing with her

with me because they know they're going to have cash in them. There you go. There are people who

love getting paid in cash. They absolutely. And there are places gas stations will give you cash

discounts. Yes. You know, they're I mean, and you can just simply be like, hey, if I pay with cash,

can I get certain amount of because they won't charge you the 10% card fee then because a lot of

the times that prices the prices because they're putting that fee on you. So we got a text from

the 4014 says, do not don't know about Venmo charge, but I try to use cash as much as possible,

giving a credit card company 3% for a transfer as highway robbery. Now,

yeah, that's totally different. I'm not doing transfers with credit cards like I'm not like

trans rights transferring. Yeah, but you still get charged for using credit cards certain

locations. Absolutely. And the and the and the vendors is getting charged. Yep. They're

getting. Yeah, it's it's all basically, it's all a fee that I'm going to pay. Yeah. Yeah.

Wait a minute. 844 967 2789 844 960 party. Do you Venmo? Or is it no, no Venmo? Glenda

for Madison. Good morning, Glenda. What do you what do you think? Good morning. I actually wanted

to call and say that I use Val and Venmo and cash and checks all of those, but I do have to put

my checks in directly online because I don't have a brick and mortar bank. Ah, yeah,

don't think out there that are not brick and mortar anymore. Yeah, your allies, your chimes,

there's places out there that or they don't have like here in Wisconsin. I don't think there's

a bank of America location. Not a physical one. Yeah. Yeah, exactly. There are several banks that

have gone online. I think like capital one has one or other banks that are online,

that you don't do anything in a brick and mortar store play. And now they have it. So

and I actually, I should say, I should teach, I teach a general lessons. And so all of the people

pay me a couple of people pay me cash, but most people pay me Zell Venmo or something else like that

with my handles. Yeah. And you've never had a problem with it, Glenda.

Knock on wood. No, not one. Even depositing my checks online. Yeah. No problem. It's fairly safe.

Well-known technology now. I'm not telling you to do it. You have to do it. But if you wanted

to do it, I'd show you how to do it. Make sure you didn't safely. Thank you so much,

Glenda for calling. Thanks a lot, Glenda. And thank you for being a piano teacher. I had a piano

teacher when I was a kid and she was wonderful. And thank you for sending for calling too.

Yes, absolutely. Yes. Yeah. Uh, uh,

drawn up like from Brooklyn. Yes, Brooklyn. I didn't know we had a Brooklyn, Wisconsin.

Now, look what you learn. You know, where is that Tony Colt cuts?

844-967-2789. Do you Venmo or is it no no Venmo or is there some other thing

device tool, something useful that everybody else is using and you're just not comfortable with it

because that's again, that's how I feel about Venmo. It just, it makes me twitchy. It just makes me twitchy.

Okay. I mean, I, I think the thing is like when you say it makes you twitchy,

that's the thing is I want to, I want to get you not feeling that way. Like if you're just like,

I'm not using Venmo, I don't care. But the nervousness, that's what make, because there's

other things out there that, you know, there's other programs, other apps that do the same thing.

Yeah, I'm not doing those either. We have Doug from Randolph on the line. Good morning, Doug.

Thank you so much for joining us, goes Wisconsin. Do you Venmo or no, no?

Yeah, I'm not, not sure on that one. But I just, if you're coming on the eggs for the ladies,

I just want to say the other way around for, for a white male, the more farther you are right on

Republican party, the less your sperm count is. Oh, that's science. Okay. Well, thank you very much.

Doug, when we have Dr. Liarly on tomorrow for public service announcement, well, I'll run that

pastor and, oh, she'll agree with that and see how that holds up. But you have no opinion on Venmo.

Venmo, I'm not, no, I guess I don't. Or well, then you, then you're with me, Doug.

Doug is on my side. I'm claiming Doug. I'm taking him. Thank you, Doug. I appreciate you backing me up.

I feel like he didn't back you up so much. You just grabbed his wrist and said, come on,

we're going to Denny's where paying cash for moons over my hammies. Doug's coming with me.

All right, fine. He has no choice. You are seriously getting very defensive right now about this.

And I'm going to make you a Venmo account. Just to teach me a lesson. Calvin, another question

for you before we, is there. So you said you use Venmo. Is there anything like a Venmo that you,

your friends use or people use you like, man, I'll thank you.

No, not really. He's all about technology, folks. I mean, just everyone I know uses Venmo.

I've heard people mention like other apps. And I'm just like, well, do you use Venmo? And then

usually like, well, yeah, I have that too. And then we just go with that. So is that like the first

was Venmo, the first of its kind? Or one of the earlier versions? It's definitely one of the

earlier ones. It's almost like a zoom or a thing where like even if you say like, I'm an

eventmo you do you like, what do you use? I use that. Like Venmo is no, the proper name is now

the verb like, I got to Google something. Yes. So that's sort of that's how that's how you

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Twitter, you can leave a comment there as well. We're talking about Venmo. I do not Venmo.

For me, Venmo is a no-no. I just don't. We're like, Venmo. Oh, that's true. So we're wondering,

do you use Venmo or is there some other application or some other tool that everybody else

it seems like is using? And you're like, yeah, I'm not doing that. Karina, thank you for your

patience. Karina from Milwaukee is joining us. What do you think Karina Venmo or no-no?

Well, I tell you this, I didn't hear that Venmo because it wasn't there. As I knew it, I had the

cash app and I had a problem with the cash app and I called them their 1-800 number and when

they called me back and it helped me figure out what's going on, I lost $10,000 on my checking

accounts because they were interrupting the calls to the mainline and they call back as a customer

service with my full information, everything, everything. And they said, oh, yes, of course,

we're going to help you. Let's reinstall your code. Let's put things together. We're going to

connect you to the bank and as soon as I did that, the $10,000 one move.

So you were, so this was, you were scammed by somebody.

Right. Yeah. And it was very professional. It was very professional guys. I worked for Bank of

America for seven years doing mortgages and everything. So I am aware, like,

gainfully aware of everything, what can happen. And I asked all the questions. I asked all the

things I know I need to ask and they gave me full information. I know. Because you can use it

maybe at some point, but when you have a problem, there's nobody to help you. And this is,

I don't like and I would rather go into my wallet. I go, you'll scream, shake someone and get

myself in the place where I'm, I'm, I'm comfortable and safe. So I'm sorry. I know it's comfortable,

but sometimes it's cost you too much. I appreciate that. And I'm so very sorry. You had

that experience. $10,000 is not a small change. That, that is enough to make you sick to your stomach.

That made me want to delete my Venmo. Well, this was not Venmo. I know that she was referring to,

but a texture from the 414 says Venmo, heck no, gash is King Stacey from Waukesha,

another text on the text line at 844-967-2789. My mother-in-law does not do any financial

transactions online, but she also thought the COVID vaccine had a microchip in it. So there's that.

Oh boy. We got, we got a text message from the 608 list and a WISS. PayPal does the same thing

and the PayPal savings has a 4.3 interest rate. PayPal has been around longer. This person obviously

works for PayPal. Nice commercial for people. That's a wonderful commercial for PayPal, everybody.

Yeah, that's terrible, Karina. And I don't, yeah, I have like, but like that kind of leaves me to

back where I said before, the only thing I've ever seen anyone experience with Venmo is when she sent

my friend some money. Luckily, it was only like 25 bucks to the wrong account. She eventually got

the money back. But you have to run through so many hoops. And you have to get that name correct.

And it's helpful to, helpful to put a picture on there. So sometimes you see your face.

You know, it's just, but Karina is right. It really is very difficult now to find

people, actual human people that you can talk to to resolve anything. I have this charge

that I've had on my credit card for over a year and a half. I cannot get rid of it. I can't talk to

a human that works at this place. And I've had the robotic chat, you know, online. And it's 31 bucks

a month. And I have not been able to find a way to cut this. They say I subscribe to this service.

They don't have any of my emails. I have never subscribed to this service. So they can't even

identify who I am. So yeah, it's, it's a real pain in the neck when there's not an actual human

person to help you, help you figure things out.

Loretta from Kenosha is joining us. Good morning, Loretta. Thank you so much for joining us,

Wisconsin. Hi. Hi. What do you think? No. I don't use Venmo. No. No, no, Venmo.

The thing, no Venmo. And I don't do not, I'm an oldster too. I do not use online banking at all.

And can I ask a question? Sure. In the news that you've talked about the school closings in

Kenosha. Are you talking about that today at all? We have not been. I'm not sure what Todd

Alba is going to be covering next because his show is next at noon, Loretta. But let's take a look

at that. That can be something that we can put on the show plan for tomorrow. Okay.

Okay. Have a wonderful day. Thank you for calling. And back to Peggy. It was Peggy and Brooklyn.

Peggy is back. Good morning, Peggy. What, what do we miss?

So one quick thing on PayPal. I paid for a clinic way up north of horse clinic.

And the lady told me she never got the money. So then I called PayPal. They put it on hold.

I never, PayPal hung on to the money. They never gave me the money back.

I spent over a year dealing with. Oh my. So that's why I don't deal with PayPal.

And number two is my husband had a hack on his credit card about two years ago.

And I don't know. I still, it's unbelievable. But by the time I caught it, it was $20,000.

And by the time I caught it, yes, I caught it. And I called the credit card company. It was through

Isabella's credit card. And the lady said, oh, well, we can put a hold on that money and tell you

give us a reason why you don't want it to go through. And I'm like, but this is like over 30 days.

The money's got to be gone. She said, oh, no, there's ways of doing it. And she did.

She put a hold on it. My husband wrote a letter. They wanted an official letter from him

what that she didn't order this blah, blah, blah. I'm the date, time, and everything.

And the money got re-putting our account. Well, that's great. I've never heard that in my

entire life. But I don't know why more credit cards can't do that. They probably can. They just

don't want you to know. Yeah, it would rather not have to do that. Thank you so very much, Peggy.

I really appreciate it. One real quick text. It feels so from listening on W.A.U.K.

I feel so anti-climatic to get a Christmas gift through Venmo. I'd rather get cash in a card.

Whatever. It's all going the same account anyways, whatever.

Coming up, coming up tomorrow, Dr. Kristen Leierly will be here at 1106 for our public

cervix announcement. RIP Andre Brogher. I can't talk about today. We're running out of time.

Andre Brogher, who was on Brooklyn 9.9 and many other things passed away very young.

He will be missed. Thank you so much for joining us. Thank you, Calvin. Thank you, Greg.

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