Back From Poland!

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Back From Poland!

Lunchbreak with Ray & Shannon · Mon Aug 31, 2026

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All right.

I fought my whole life.

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Excuse me, Cletus.

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Grab your lunch, hit send on that email, and get ready for the best hour of your day.

My way of thinking

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I don't care if you 9 or 99.

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We talking about tax paying citizens.

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Y'all want to fix the problem, and they just hope nobody looks into it like, wait, when did food trucks

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Here are your hosts, Ray Nitty and maybe Shannon.

What up, what up, what up, what up, y'all?

Welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome.

to another week, to another week with your lunch break crew.

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Happy Monday, y'all.

Shannon, how you doing?

Man, I'm doing good.

The question is, how you doing?

You left me by my lonesome.

Man.

Look, how was your trip?

Man, the trip was good.

The trip was good.

The trip was great, actually.

The trip was... I

love

that.

Was extremely... I gotta go back to Poland.

I gotta go back to Poland.

Really?

Yeah, I wanna explore more, man.

Like, get some of the actual history now.

You know, I was out there for the wedding, so we didn't really get to do too much, man.

But, um... Yeah, we gonna talk about that, man.

How was it without me, man?

How did y'all survive?

Man!

Listen, I held it down.

Look, look, I had you behind my, what is it called in the back of my mind?

Like Ray would want me to do this right.

Had

to

hold it down.

Man, I tuned in a couple of times, man.

Y'all did good, man.

It sounded good, looked good.

Y'all was doing your thing, man.

I saw Tory Lloyd was on there.

You had the homie Paul on there.

I called in when Paul was on there.

Paul was super dope, man.

So that was, it was good to see you, man.

That was a good act.

I mean, that was a good action interview

Come back man, how y'all doing?

What

Sharon say might seem like a nonprofit, but it's not

Wait,

what?

On his last show.

On his last show.

Man, it is hot in here.

What is going on?

Listen, I thought you was playing until I got in that studio.

I was like, oh, they trying to cook us.

Smoking

them out.

Turn

it into a sauna.

Smoke them out.

This fan.

Oh, do I got action?

I got

action.

Playing that studio.

It's

hotter than outside in that studio.

Man.

That's

so

funny.

Man, but yeah, man.

No, Poland was super dope, Shannon.

Super dope.

I was super excited, man, to actually be out the country and it opened my eyes to a lot of things.

A lot of things

here got that because I saw your your Facebook status.

I was gonna comment I want to hear it now, but I was like, you know what?

I'll be having to catch myself asking more questions before the show because I'll be like I'll forget during the show to ask because I'll know I already know you know I'm saying something like let me not comment Let me not ask the questions.

Let me save it.

No, I'm

excited to hear about it.

But before we get into that

Let me tell the people where we can find

it.

I forgot

about.

I got question.

There you go.

There you go.

I forgot our people.

What's up, our people?

Get

back.

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We grow and quickly.

I think we have seven hundred

seven already, man.

Let's get it.

Let's get to like let's say we get to two thousand by the end of the year.

Grow with the two.

Oh, you know that.

The year

would have been two months right now, man.

We

all

surpassed two.

Sometimes you don't surpass.

Hey, you know, you guys, right?

These guys make the goal achievable.

And then when you shouted ago,

You know,

let me crack my knuckles and get get the word

man So what are what are y'all talking about when I was gone man?

I missed y'all.

I ain't gonna lie about it.

Let's feel good to like get back to like English words though I say that like being able to hear you

learn a little Polish

man.

No, it was like It was one word that I did feel like I Could um I could say

But okay, I forgot it by now, but it was it was the Polish word for cheers able Poland got some slaps though dog.

I ain't gonna lie Really?

I had the DJ for my sister wedding and it was this one Polish song that was slapping.

I'm gonna see if I send it to Brother Z so he got your

shoulders moving

at least clapping and stomping

They, you know, their little poker foot where they jump down and kick their knees out.

I tried that almost bust my knee

up.

Yeah, we had a good time.

Yeah.

Good time.

So is that is that one of like those places where before if there wasn't a wedding, if your if your sister didn't marry a Polish person, would you had ever thought you wanted to go there?

Absolutely not.

Absolutely.

I would have had zero, zero intentions of wanting to see Poland.

But.

Remember how I was like, just so unexcited about going to Poland on the

show?

That's why I'm like, I gotta hear this story because you was like, I guess we're going to Poland.

So I give him a rundown of what Poland brought back, right?

Because we're going to add some of it to the menu.

So on the menu, we are going to talk about your new career though, Shannon.

I see you entering in next year's NFL Draft.

So I want to know what that was inspired by.

So I want to talk about that.

I was like, Shannon out here catching football.

If the people

want to send $50,000 to help me live my dreams, they can do that.

My cash app is also maybe, Shannon.

I'm just saying.

So

I'm just trying to get to the bottom of what that is.

And then, you know, being in Poland, I want to talk about some things that caught me off guard, you know, that I just wasn't expecting.

Like I said, I was expecting, like,

extreme whiteness.

I was expecting to just feel like an outcat would like to stick out like a, which we

did.

It wasn't no whole bunch of us out there.

I'll tell you that I'm talking about it took from the last time I saw a black was Chicago.

All right.

And then I didn't see another one and we was the only ones on the flight.

Let me start there too.

We didn't see another one of us until.

getting off, like going out to the damn, catch the shuttle to get to the hotel.

Then we saw like one woman.

Shout out Xavier, man.

He said I'm a DSA now.

I might got some socialist views, man.

So we'll see.

But, which brings a good topic up, right?

Because the other thing was, man, the cost of living seems so much cheaper out there, right?

Uh, something that I did want to talk about is they did not require you to tip.

It was not no tip.

Like, and if you tried to give it to him, it was almost like, what are you doing?

I don't need these things.

Yeah.

You know, so I want to, you know, I feel like America is a scam, man.

And we've been scamming our citizens, dog.

And like.

Making this way of life to them expensive for folks.

So I want to get into where the tipping culture actually came from,

right?

And then I like that it promoted me to ask the question.

OK, why don't we just pay people the regular wage, a livable wage in those fields that they're requiring us to tip from?

Then it was some that was cutting up here in Milwaukee.

A man jumped from the bridge.

I saw somebody jump from the bridge, then another spot closed down.

Did you get to talk about that?

The strip club?

I did not.

That

happened after, look, the weekend was weekend in Milwaukee, wasn't it?

They says, do the violence.

I want to know what type of violence was going on in the strip club.

I've seen a few videos of them fights on water was definitely outside of the booty clip.

I'm just saying.

That's where a few of them fights was.

I ain't gonna

lie.

I didn't bend in a few silks.

I just

thought

it was due to lack of business, but I don't know.

That's what I

thought before, but like looking back at some of those videos, a lot of them fights was coming straight out of the club.

Coming out of there though.

Like who like stop it now.

Who really go in the silk dot?

Who going in there?

So what I'm thinking is happening low-key I feel like it's happening outside of there and a few people maybe come out of there too drunk probably but like I genuinely feel like from my experience seeing silk on water It don't be no line out the door or nothing crazy like

that.

It don't be a line out the door or in the door

Hello

But don't go anywhere, y'all.

When we come back, we'll get into some more things on the menu.

We ain't even get through.

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This is the lunch break with Ray Nitty.

Maybe Shannon, DJ, Brother Z. Holding us down with the production and sound, man.

It feels good to be back, man.

Sheesh.

Feels good to be back.

I miss Poland.

We happy to have

you back.

It felt, it felt.

Don't say I miss Poland.

Let me find out.

All

right, enough for you.

Don't say I miss Poland.

Don't even finish what you were about to say, Shannon.

You don't need to hear what you're going

to say.

We ain't miss him.

I'm

about

he missed polling.

I miss y'all too.

He ain't

feel

empty.

I let it.

I did.

Come on now.

I even said it.

You know who I'm about.

I miss polling.

See?

I don't.

I'm screaming.

I ain't even say I missed it here.

I missed polling.

Send me back.

I texted in our group chat.

I missed y'all before I was even back.

It don't matter now.

You didn't say you missed me

back, Zach.

Because you talking about polling.

Well, I'm talking about my experience.

You

talking about I miss polling.

I ain't talking about my experience.

I had a great experience.

So talk

about your experience.

Don't talk about I miss polling.

I do miss polling.

Yeah, just like it was a great

refrain from saying

you miss polling.

Why?

Because it hurts our feeling.

I said I led with I missed y'all.

Y'all.

We had segment two.

Y'all is just about to say y'all miss me back.

What the hell is that?

Ain't that a what the hell I said it in the damn chat They responded me in the chat.

I let off what I missed.

I think I said it even twice and ain't nobody that now

I say

I miss pulling up now is I

don't don't

say anything What the hell is this?

This is what I come back to You

know

what

I didn't have to deal with this type of energy.

They didn't even make me tip.

They were refusing it.

Gosh.

Wait, what?

You didn't have to tip?

Tipping was not, man.

They didn't even have a line for it on your bill.

Gratuity is not a thing, dawg.

If you gave it, they looked at you like, you know, I don't need these things.

It's like.

Like, what are you doing?

Yeah, man.

That was one of the things that caught me off, man.

So, 833-212-1017, 833-212-1017.

Shots out to our cousins in the chat.

Curly Q, not really a city girl.

Missed y'all, man.

We back and live in an action.

So, yeah, we want to run down some things, man, that are on the menu today.

We're going to be talking about the scamming football player.

We're going to talk about what shocked me in Poland.

I want to get into the tipping culture where that came from.

And why don't we just play employees at least the minimum wage?

Because it made me question myself.

Why the hell am I coming to your business and you paying somebody $2 to $3 an hour and I have to pay 18% gratuity to make that up?

That sound like I'm a business partner in the business.

Is that not right?

That's right.

Why am I why am I why is that on me to pay your employee that you hire because you want to get them $2?

That's not right.

We want to talk about that.

I want to know what that is

That sound crazy that makes me wonder that made me wonder if I could just open a store and pay people tip wages like listen to everybody in here work

You feel 8 20% gratuity everything Everybody are you giving everybody $1.15?

That's them

prison wages, man.

Last word.

So then we want to.

Right.

Want to talk about and then I even just had an experience just right here when I just ordered some food here.

It's like, damn.

Instantly, you just will talk about it.

Man pulled from Milwaukee River.

We want to talk about that.

Then Josh Jacobs was placed on commissioner exempt list.

That's going to not be good for the Packers.

So maybe we talk about Josh Jacobs after we get into the scamming NFL player.

And if we have time, I don't know if you talked about it, Shannon, but Sheboygan has cut ties with the flock.

And

the

backlash is growing.

So go see what the flock is going on with that.

You feel me?

That's how the beat go in the chat.

But yeah, man, Shannon, polling, man.

Poland was a dope experience.

Let me hear you.

So first of all, we flew, um, we flew, uh, first class there, right?

And back, we flew first class there and like business economy on the way back.

So first class was amazing experience.

Man, they giving you everything you got.

You get layout.

You know what I'm saying?

Lay the whole seat out, TV, you sit down, they giving you wine, five course meals, desserts, all you could drink.

Like you got your own flip-flops, you damn near gay, you a robe, a bag to take all of these things.

I'm like, what is going on up here?

This is what's bad.

Like in a hotel.

Man, I'm telling you, I'm talking about, it was amazing.

And then on the way back,

And they got the, not the shade, you dim it.

You hit the button and then your window just kind of like dimmed, dawg.

It was so...

What?

It was beautiful.

So, you know

how... We did a video and word didn't happen.

Man, you know what?

As a matter of fact, I do have a video at least of that.

I'll send that to Zyke.

But, man, I'm saying like, then when we flew back, it was our business economy.

So I'm like, all right, this is gonna be, maybe it's not gonna be as nice, you know, but it might be, it might be something, might be something, you

know?

Because the first class was so good, you would think like it can be way different.

Right, but it wasn't that much different.

The only difference was your seat didn't lay all the way back, but it went backwards far enough and you had a leg rest.

And it let your legs out.

So basically like a recliner.

So whereas first class was more like a wasn't that.

But this is where it got interesting.

So I had to use the restroom.

And they was all taken up.

So I had to go back to, you know, the coach.

to use the restroom back

there.

Oh, so it's three different classes.

Yeah.

What in the know is?

Man, Shannon, they doing them people dirty back there, man.

Oh.

Shannon.

You mean, right?

So I wake up, I go use the restroom, and I'm waiting like 10 minutes.

So they like, I'm seeing them serve.

And they like just tossing these people like cold cut sandwiches that's just wrapped up.

I'm like, what is going on?

This is like night and day back here.

Like they just handing it to them.

They tried to give me one.

I was like, I'm sitting up front.

I'm just here for the restroom.

But yeah, it just was like the seats was way more like packed in.

Like I was just like, man, they doing these people bogus back here, man.

So

how and that's a nine hour flight

nine hours dog.

I'm talking about up in business economy It was a dude getting up do a stretching in the aisle and I'm just like

yeah,

damn But yeah, man, I was

That was

straight up, but that was a experience in itself man just seeing the different tiers of People's flight experience man, and it's really really humbling

And I'm like, man.

Classism is a thing, man.

And I'm like, these people back here, I felt like they were suffering so I could live.

So I'm like,

thank you for your

service.

Just distribute the space at least a little equally.

They

want more space.

I'm talking about.

But it was time for Buddy to one dude to eat his cold cut sandwich.

The stewardess woke the dude up so he can let his seat up.

And it's just one of them where you just get it back a little.

You feel me?

Made that man get

up so

dark and let his tray out so he could eat.

And I'm like, man.

But that

was a flight

experience, man, Shannon.

But Poland was

dope

though.

Poland was dope, man.

I didn't experience no crazy whiteness.

Didn't experience no racism.

Like, sure, you was getting a lot of looks.

People kept coming up to us like, you know, they probably thought like I was some football player or something like that.

Straight

up.

He

could have been the way things been working out.

Like, look, you should have brought a helmet like dog was doing.

He was walking around with

that helmet.

They probably thought I was him.

They was like, that's that guy.

Jenny Love.

Oh, man.

But no, man.

It was like, it was, man, the call, like everything was just a shock.

Like, I was interested in why does American products

cost less and less in Poland than it does in America.

Like a Coke.

You could get a whole damn near two liter Coke out the gas station.

Now you know it's forbidden to go get anything out the gas station if you ain't ready

to

get taxed.

So that was the sunset over the Arctic Ocean.

You see the icebergs and stuff.

It was dope, man.

It was dope out there.

But yeah, man.

What the hell was I just saying, Shannon?

The video threw me y'all.

About the pricing.

Oh yeah, the pricing.

Things were way cheaper.

Yeah, so it's like we went to the gas station to get a two liter Coke.

It was like three dollars.

Like American dollars.

That would have been like eight, ten bucks in America to get what we got.

And then it was like I said, the tipping.

It just was like super, super, super like foreign to me like 40 drinks.

was under 150 bucks.

No gratuity.

What?

No gratuity.

I'm talking about like five star meals, 60 bucks.

Something that you for sure going to Elsa's tonight and paying 250 bucks for just for yourself or any steakhouse.

You know, Vegas price is looking 40 drinks.

You might as well retire now.

Hey, you didn't blew your retirement in Vegas.

Sign up for boxing, Jim.

Hey,

man,

that's the work.

That's crazy.

But yeah, man, I know we got to get to break soon, but I wanted to talk about where did the, you know, the the the culture of tipping actually came from.

And maybe we'll do that when we come back after these messages.

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Yes, man.

They tipping well, they not tipping over there

They not

they not tipping over

there.

They are not You know, well, let me stop because look working in Vegas you get a lot of foreigners and I think it's just like at this point in American concept because they don't understand tip and not be like hold on now

I

mean,

he's got 20% about you boss.

You can't put them in pockets.

No, I'm just wondering.

But

seriously, they don't understand the concept of it because they just assume that people are going to pay the livable wage.

And it's not the case.

Man, so it made me do some research, Shannon.

If y'all just joining us, we're talking about my experience in Poland.

And I don't want to dominate this with this Poland experience, but it definitely made me

wonder how did we get to this culture in our country where you have some places that they not even asking you for tips at all.

So now we're at 18, 20 percent mandatory gratuity soon as you walk in the door.

So I want to

know how we got.

Sometimes they already had it.

You got it.

When you make your reservation, they charge you that fee ASAP.

But I'm like, man.

How did we get here man because it made me think America is a scam and here's why right cuz I'm like Why okay America is supposed to be this amazing country where we have all of these things everything that we need and where this you know Super country that everybody wants to get to and be a part of and take advantage of our freedoms, right?

And then you travel outside the country and you realize, wait a minute.

Wait a minute.

I've been lied to, you know, because it's like the cost of food and it's natural food.

It was amazing to see how many fruit trees was just all along the street reminded me of like seeing all the fruits and mangoes and things back home, right?

But they're not just overcharging for everything.

The quality of life was smooth.

Now, I'm sure Poland has a history, right?

And I'm not going to get into the history of Poland, but I was just more so going into how did we get here?

So it started in medieval Europe.

It says as a flex.

I'm trying to figure out what they mean by that.

Tipping.

Tipping traces back to.

Right.

This is a flex, mate.

Tipping traces back to medieval.

Wee bit of rain, eh?

Tracks back to medieval England, where wealthy aristocrats gave small extra sums called veils to servants, not out of generosity.

As a system but as a display of status by the 1700s British servants had come Had come to expect veils and some even threatened gas who refused to pay them This is funny So how we cross the Atlantic you gonna give me my money man

Wealthy Americans.

That's

obvious.

You know what I mean?

I'm afraid of

you.

I ain't never

coming back with your

dream.

It's an interesting situation.

It's an interesting thing, man, how we got here.

Wealthy Americans picked up the habit while vacationing in Europe in the 1850s dash 60s and brought it home to seem sophisticated and aristocrat.

It did not catch on easily.

Many Americans viewed tipping as fundamentally un-American, a violation of democratic, egalitarian values.

What the hell is egalitarian values?

Six States actually banned tipping outright.

in the early 1900s, who was those patriots?

The turn that made it permanent and the radical history after the Civil War, the restaurant, hotel and railroad industries began hiring newly emancipated black men and women

and

saw an opportunity instead.

God

damn

it.

I knew it.

I was waiting for you to get there, because I googled this before.

I was like, why do foreigners think you're not supposed to tip?

And I was like, oh, of course.

Everything is rooted in racism.

But America is something else.

They only took it on just to be a little more racist.

They're like, you know what?

Maybe this ain't too bad.

Because now the slaves are free, essentially.

Instead of paying them real wages,

Employers could pay little or nothing and let customer tips cover the pay entirely.

Yep.

And then imagine the type of people that's patronizing these businesses where black people work.

They probably just as racist, so they probably ain't tipping nothing.

Nothing.

So these people are literally relying on a $2.15.

And I'm pretty sure it's about 10 cents back then.

Man, 10 cents.

10 cents.

Probably half a shilling, half a bushel of way.

If you work hard enough, you can get this.

Hey, like what for your mule that I'm not giving you by 1926?

Every state law ban and tipping had been repealed.

Or overturned.

The restaurant industry's financial incentive to subsidize wages with tips had one out.

This is crazy.

Yeah.

So.

Just want all the white servers to know.

You'll be treated like a slave.

All right, just to let you know

why you think you better than somebody because you got your degree.

The federal, how do we get the 18 to 20% suggested standard?

That's what I wanted to know, right?

Because, you know, I'm, I'm blessed enough to have been apart and seen a couple of transitions in this history, whether it's technology boom or, you know, I remember not seeing 18 to 25% tipping rates.

So here we go.

The federal subminimum wage for tipped workers currently $2.13 an hour has been frozen since 1991.

In 1996, the National Restaurant Association successfully lobbied to permanently decouple that subminimum wage for any future increase from any future increases.

to regular minimum wage, locking in the gap forever via the year's fear labor standard act amendment.

That sounds crazy.

So this is locked in forever.

That's crazy.

And you know, some places I will say, obviously, like they actually do pay a decent wage to servers, but Wisconsin specifically, I can tell you right now.

And it's just like.

Like when I came back last week, was it?

Like about my week, so I blended at this point.

One time when I came back and like just seeing the prices, I told y'all what Vegas prices look like.

Two drinks, about $60 easily.

Then that ain't even with the tip.

When I'm in Milwaukee, I'm like, dang, I can get two drinks for $20.

Well, take my money.

I'd be so excited

to pay

that

bill

and

give

a little extra tip.

Let me tip you a hundred percent.

Right.

And then you think

people

are going to pay two dollars an hour.

This is crazy.

It's crazy.

Crazy.

So they say as Shannon as menu prices cost a living and social norms all crept upward over the decades without a matching wage increase, the expected tip percentage crept up right alongside it from roughly 10 to 15 percent.

a generation ago toward 18 to 20, even 25% suggested defaults now printed on most card reader screens.

Like, help me understand this.

You open your business, you want to pay them like a slave, you pass that on to me.

You don't even get you don't even do a good enough job to make sure you hiring people that got great attitudes To where you're forcing me to

be a

partner in your business.

You that's what we that's what tipping is essentially now You're forcing me to be a partner in me patronizing your business and I have to pay

especially with those

especially when it's those businesses where like it literally is already gratuity at 15 or 18 percent is automatically added and then they print it and there's another tip line like you post a tip on top of whatever they added already and

then they insult you look at you crazy if you don't like hold on here why don't you be the owner of this establishment I feel like I'm part business owner at this point if I'm paying 18 percent of the damn

wages at our taxes

straight up

And then on top of that, you getting taxed.

Crazy.

What America is a scam.

This country is scamming its citizens.

And we got to unite against this servers.

Y'all should be at least getting get the bare minimum wage.

Bare minimum should be like, I don't understand how that's possible.

And I'm.

I'm trying to I'm trying to find a reason in it

And I think especially when it comes to places like Milwaukee like that bothers me because it's like the prices are already low so you know people ain't run like people can't run up a tab but it's like two drinks you gonna pay $15 or something like that it ain't nothing too crazy so

You slaving away for $2 an hour and then somebody gonna tip you $3.

That's wild to me.

Like, I don't see how that's even legal.

Like, it's crazy and people are still practicing that.

Like, people be like, well, ain't nobody paying people the minimum wage.

Yes, they are.

And then some places, some places they are.

Right.

Right.

Some places they making them share them tips.

Yeah.

I'm like, hell nah, bruh.

That's not cool, man.

Don't go anywhere, y'all.

When we get back, we're going to get into why don't employers just pay the minimum wage right here on the lunch break on your award winning one on one, seven to truth.

Don't go

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Come on.

What up, y'all?

Welcome back.

Welcome back.

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This is the lunch break crew.

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And we still tipping in that country, man.

We still tipping, man.

Still tipping.

So I did a little research, Shannon.

They said...

Legally, employers are required to make sure tipped workers earn at least the full minimum wage 725 an hour federally.

Once tips are included, if tips fall short, the employer is supposed to make up the difference called the tip credit system.

In practice, enforcement is weak.

Department of Labor sweep nearly 9000 restaurants founded over 1100 tip credit violations.

I'm sure.

Restaurant margins are notoriously thin.

Full service restaurants often operate on razor thin profit margins and owners argue that paying full minimum wage on top of existing food costs would force them to either raise menu prices sharply or cut staff.

And first of all, menu prices like save me with the BS man.

Menu price has been going up and that $2 ain't moved yet.

I've been alive for 42 years,

dammit.

42

years I've been on this

earth.

Man, I feel like it was a time where, look, I remember McDoubles was like a dollar.

Like every sandwich on the menu was like a dollar.

How do Arizona manage to keep that can 99 cents for us?

But everybody else keep raising it.

You know what's crazy is like that man did an interview and he talked about it He was like I don't need no more money.

Like it's sheer greed.

That's the thing.

He was like I own this.

I

own

that.

Why would I raise these prices?

It's greed.

That's what it is.

He was like I own all these things There's no reason I should be raising the price

greed.

That is the whole interview about that and

I was like, you know what?

Let me get a case of Arizona's right now.

I mess with you.

I mess with you, my boy.

Man, if you get them in diet, I might go get a whole two cases.

I started my diet this Monday.

Came back from Poland in

Spire.

Oh, today.

Yeah.

Had me a spring roll with peanut sauce.

So, yeah, man.

With only

one.

You're doing all right.

With one.

Oh, that was the thing I was going to say, right?

Zach just reminded me.

DJ Brothers, he just reminded me.

So right as soon as I get here, right to this tipping thing.

So I go order me two spring rolls.

It wasn't from Sapsap than my people.

They show us love at the

Sapsap.

You feel me?

We love Sapsap.

They show us love over there.

But I won't say the other spot.

But you know, I go get two joints, just two spring rolls.

unfried, so you know, no extra labor needed.

Just, you know.

Man, it was about, let's just call it $12.

I still tipped, still tipped that they suggested it.

They put it up there and they stand and look at you, make the whole situation uncomfortable.

It's like, you ain't gonna turn your back, give me some privacy so I could figure out how I felt

like.

Right, look up, look at the next customer.

Nothing, just

eye contact.

I feel like you're looking at more

people.

Straight up.

I'm like, all right, I'm gonna custom.

You ain't for to get no, you know, $2, get $2.

And I'm like, oh, damn, you know, I love another peanut sauce.

I forgot to get an extra peanut sauce.

And it was like, oh, we are typically, we usually charge extra for that.

So just give me one second.

I'm like, ain't this a brother Z?

Man.

Like, damn.

Take it from the tip.

Right.

Exactly.

But then.

As I sat down and finished the two, it also brought up how much we're programmed to just want excess.

You feel me?

Because I didn't even need the damn sauce, Shannon.

And now here I am.

I felt the whole way about tipping and was like, take it out the sauce for a sauce I wouldn't even need it.

So that's why I say this country is a scam, man.

Like we tax it for

everything.

They made us green.

Come on, man.

We doing this thing, we don't gotta do this to these people, man.

We don't gotta do this in this country.

The way we treat people off lights is sick, is sickness, Shannon.

But.

Crazy work.

What else did we got?

So, go ahead.

No, I was just gonna say, it just reminds me like the aha moment that you have and it's funny because remember when TikTok was about to be banned

or it did

get banned.

Right before that, people start going over to what was called Red Note.

It's like the Chinese TikTok.

And like people was full on trying to learn Mandarin, all types of stuff over there.

And like it was funny because the people over there was like, why is all of these Americans flooding this app?

Like who they think that is, what's going on?

So it came a point where like the Americans and the Chinese people were like talking to each other and like sharing stuff with each other and just like integrating in a sense, right?

Right.

And like a lot of things that we understood about China, we started to realize was wrong.

We like, is it like this over there?

Y'all can't do this.

They was like, no, that's all like propaganda.

That's not true.

But the sad part came when they start asking us like, y'all be having school shootings all the time.

We knew they were lying to us and was like, no, that's right.

Actually, everybody got a gun over there.

We knew it was lies.

We're like, no, that's right.

Actually, y'all got to pay for your house after y'all buy your house.

was like yeah we got taxes on like everything they were saying was actually not propaganda they thought it was so crazy to them they thought it was all propaganda and we were like no americas like that i guess over there like when they buy their house they own their house like they don't have to pay all these crazy taxes and

They can get their house taken away after you already bought it.

They like, we don't get that.

They don't have it.

Like their elders are taken care of when they get older.

Like they don't have all these issues with like, elder abuse and like finding nursing homes and all of like, we don't know what we gonna do.

Cause grandma's like social security got cut off and they don't have those issues is what people were finding.

Well,

obviously they have some issues.

Let me clear that up.

But yeah, most things that we thought were propaganda about them.

We're well most things we thought about them was propaganda and it was false But

everything they

thought about us

was

turned out.

It was super depressed.

It was a very depressing time on tiktok

That's like so much we're like America though like the propaganda that we put out about Africa You know what I'm saying as

if

Africa is just

this

place that's filled

with

lions and just dry it like Africa beautiful as

hell.

Everybody's gonna make swole with these flies.

That's for real when I was younger.

I

was like,

dang, everybody living bad over there.

That's what they

would do.

And then I always felt pissed because I'm like you piece of ass.

You couldn't even swap the fly from this dude's face before you filmed him.

You standing there with a camera doing this.

They probably pranked him.

Let me put this fly on you, baby.

What

a

honey on your forehead.

Why nobody never really questioned or crit... You over here filming this, they always document it for you.

Ten cents a day.

Why?

How can they survive off?

And I would

hate to.

I would hate to do the research about where that money actually went.

I don't even want to find out.

Like

we

already know with America's track record, they probably received one and a half cent a year from whatever you sent over there.

Well,

you know, we like to say these segments, right?

They sell Shannon.

So we definitely going to do a show on where does feed

in

Africa?

Where does that money go to?

So they had some counters.

Some counter examples, seven states that pay people minimum wage, California.

So the seven states, California, Oregon, Washington, Nevada, Montana, Alaska, Minnesota already required tipped workers to receive the full state minimum wage before tips.

And on top of tips, the so-called one fair wage model.

In these states, tipped restaurant workers earn 20% more on average tips included than workers stuck on the $2.13 sub-minimum wage.

So, it's places that could do it.

It's places that's already doing it.

We just choose not to.

We choose not to pay people and continuously pass on costs to consumers.

And then when people get frustrated because

You want to hire people that's like, and I'm not saying people don't deserve a job, right?

People deserve to work, but people also deserve to be paid a fair wage.

And I am sorry for thinking that if you are paying somebody two dollars, they are not going to be that motivated to come into work.

Absolutely not.

And then I'm not going to sit there and act like all our customers are just amazing customers either.

So people do come in with some terrible attitudes and some wild demands.

And that person probably like, well, hell, I'm only making $2.

Now I already know you ain't going to tip me.

And that's exactly what I was about to say.

Like, look, they already probably like irritated that like it's a job where you're extremely.

Involved with human interaction, right?

And then you already getting paid two dollars an hour Your tip you already know it ain't gonna be nothing because these people probably got bad attitudes And it's just like how can you find motivation when you know you ain't getting paid nothing?

Y'all gonna get exactly what I got what y'all paid

for straight up You you you want to pay me like a slave you gonna get a slave Massa your soups

here

Here's your salad.

Picked it myself.

Like, dawg, we gotta do better as a country, dawg.

To be this country where we just tote, we just so superior, we're so amazing.

And the way we having our citizens live, it's disappointing, dawg, to come back and be like, why are we doing this, dawg?

Why do our American products cost more in America than other countries?

So

yeah, it's definitely embarrassing

Yeah, man, so we gonna we gonna get into this a little bit more.

I know We about to go to break don't go anywhere y'all when we come back when we come back our two We gonna jump into the football our sports segment.

We got some scam more scamming

Scamming dude in a scamming country.

Uh, fake the football career.

And, uh, we're going to talk about that.

And then after that, we'll talk about Josh Jacobs being placed on the commissioner exempt list.

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Shannon, what's happening, man?

Man,

man, we already an outward too.

This is, man,

flying by.

It went super fast.

Time flies when you're having fun.

I know your trip went pretty quick too, huh?

Right.

We'll talk about the wedding tomorrow.

That was a disaster in itself.

Well, leading up to, leading up to the wedding was a disaster.

I definitely, I definitely

want to hear

about that.

Talking about like, man, when I say, how do you, how do you,

as a venue owner, call your wedding party the day before and be like, yeah, I double booked you.

That's nasty.

That's the nastiest of words.

No one we flying in from somewhere else.

You got family fine from

all

over the world.

And then you take them to an alternative venue and it's an open field with like a latrine.

It's like, like, bro, we ain't pilgrims.

What is you on, folks?

Ah, but we'll talk about that tomorrow because that was super, super interesting, man.

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Man, you need to.

You feel

me?

You ain't seen a menu with the tip line so long.

You forgot.

You was like, wait, what is

this?

Straight up.

Man, I was reading that contract like Dejan Love was reading his.

Listen.

So tell me about this.

I feel the love.

So tell me about this fake scammer.

Listen, so we talking romance scams and before anybody starts saying, oh, I would never fall for something like that.

I need y'all to understand something.

These scammers are not always just sending out random messages like, hey, kindly send me $500.

Some of these people are building entire lives, fake careers, bank accounts, fake businesses and social media pages.

And apparently in this case, an entire fake NFL career.

Because federal prosecutors say 35 year old Dajon Love allegedly convinced women that he was a player for the San Francisco 49ers a wealthy and or a wealthy real estate investor So that wasn't his only persona.

Oh, he

wasn't just 49er.

He was a 9er now.

He was an entrepreneur.

All right

The FBI believes that there could be even more victims.

I think right now the number is at 26.

So let's talk about how this actually works.

Usually it doesn't begin with money.

Usually it doesn't begin with money.

It begins with attention.

Somebody meets you on a dating app, Instagram, Facebook, or any other social media platform and they learn what you like.

They learn what you want in a relationship.

They learn whether or not you've been hurt before.

They learn whether you are lonely.

They learn what kind of lifestyle you're attracted to.

And then they start becoming exactly what you're looking for.

The FBI says romance scammers use fake identities to gain someone's affection and trust, oftentimes trying to move the relationship very quickly before eventually bringing money into the picture.

And social media has made it even easier.

The FTC says nearly 60% of people who reported losing money to a romance scam.

Oh, nearly 60% of people who reported losing money to a romance scam in 2025 said the relationship started on social media.

So this isn't a little niche scam that's happening.

People are seriously losing money all over the internet at this point.

And this fake football story is wild because according to according to the US attorney's office, love met many of these women online through dating apps.

But he didn't just tell them, trust me, I'm rich.

No.

Authorities

say he

allegedly created this whole image of success, OK?

He presented himself as somebody living a lavish lifestyle at different times.

He allegedly claimed to be in an NFL.

He claimed to play with the 49ers.

And then I believe he also claimed to play for the Rams

at that point.

The Rams.

I finally saw it.

And it

depends.

Dude and it depends on who he was talking to so when they say they adjust their lifestyle It's true because I remember seeing one woman on tiktok saying he she went on a date with him and she was saying how like her family's from these different places and

All of a sudden he was this big real estate investor and he got family in Switzerland and all these other things that just related to her life.

So they are very good at this.

He showed women what appeared to be bank investment accounts containing millions of dollars, but prosecutors say this is fake.

And here is where it gets really elaborate.

Y'all know he ain't get picked up by yourself, right?

Because authorities say,

A 18 year old, he got an 18 year old involved.

Like Roe named Taylor Chan was also involved.

Chan allegedly pretended to be right.

He pretended to be the financial advisor.

So

he got

this young Asian man that is

his

financial advisor.

So imagine you dating

this man, 35,

just praying on everybody.

18 year old Asian agent.

Financial advisor.

So you meet this man.

He says, I'm wealthy.

I play football.

I invest and I'm trying to build a future with you.

I'm trying to help you out.

All right.

And then you actually get introduced to another person that appears to be his financial advisor.

Allegedly they would do FaceTime calls with people showing fake investment gains.

The extra person made the whole thing feel legitimate because now you're thinking, well, this isn't just some man talking.

He's got a real advisor here.

He got he got mr. Chan on the line

So

you also have to take into consideration The the emotional part right because he convinced many of these women that they were actually in a relationship And he talked about building wealth and futures together and that's what's more important because he gained their trust like we talked about

And some of these women, he convinced them to take out loans.

Like

these

ain't

just women

like, oh, I'm just giving you this and that.

No, take out this loan, borrow bags still from grandma.

It's okay.

You're going to get this money back.

And once they got the money, prosecutors said he would block them and disappear.

Now he's, and he did this across.

States it wasn't just in one state.

He was targeting people.

He did it across states You see some videos were like women are like He sent me that exact video of this empty mansion, but he told me this was in Wisconsin.

He told me this mansion was Nebraska So like it's the same mansion video, but whoever he talking to that's where it's at I got a mansion right where you live at.

Here it is.

He's

showing

keys and stuff man

So it's not about victim shaming, but it's still y'all, y'all was tripping

because

people get manipulated every single day by people that they have never met.

And being

smart does not make you immune to manipulation.

How do you feel about that?

You got an extra couple.

Look, I ain't going to give y'all where to send it, but if you got an extra 50K.

I did join the NFL.

That's why I'm actually in Vegas, y'all.

She's trying out for the

Rocks.

Y'all

see me?

She made the team.

Come on, man.

Y'all see me?

Y'all see me?

She got her uniform already.

She got her uniform already.

Send

it up!

Send it up!

That was intense.

Yeah, I saw the video today.

It was like dog in a whip.

He kind of thought this video was this picture.

This is taking me out.

Oh my God.

Y'all don't believe me.

Believe the imagery.

Dang it.

Y'all see what y'all see?

I got a picture of me full gear.

I play for the Raiders.

I live in Vegas.

Again, the video from you at practice too in front of the church.

At

practice.

So

thank you.

I saw the video.

Dog was like, see that he was he was.

He was popping his stuff too, super pumped.

But that was crazy.

But he was in the car like, man, you know, and typically I wouldn't even have dated a girl like you, but you know, I wanted to give you a chance.

And now that I'm out here playing for St.

Louis for the Ram.

And this is a funny part.

He said St.

Louis.

The Rams ain't been in St.

Louis for so long.

It's been at least two, three years.

And he was talking like, you could just walk on the field and try out for whatever team you want.

Like it was one message where he was texting like a 17 year old and she was pressing him like, bro, what are you talking about?

He was like, she was like, can you send me some of your college highlights?

I ain't playing college.

And I was like, well, how did you get to the NFL?

Like he was like, bro, what is going on?

And it's so sad because I think the reason this is blowing up.

is because people aren't used to seeing younger people

be

scammed.

And this is like, you know, like the 40 and under crowd, I would say it's pretty hip to internet BS, right?

Like at this point when you're 40 and under, I meant 40 and under crowd or 45 and under look, cause he looking at the computer,

hold on

now.

Like I genuinely feel like we kind of, we kind of know a little something.

And we're used to like,

Our parents telling them certain things not to do online like maybe don't post this and stuff like it's kind of like a reverse teaching moment So for younger people to be getting scammed by somebody online when things are Googleable where things are like clearly fishy.

It's kind of crazy to see because After after this break, I'll tell y'all more about some things that I've heard of and because we can get deep into this So listen you are listening to one on one point seven the truth don't go anywhere.

We'll be right back after these messages

What up, y'all?

What

up?

What up?

What up?

Welcome back.

Welcome back.

This is the Lunch Break crew, Ray Nitty, maybe Shannon DJ, Brother Z holding us down with the production and sound.

Happy Monday, man!

The evil duo is back together the evil trio actually.

I don't think people

realize how Zach is like brother Z is like the orchestrator of all the madness.

Definitely the producers be the orchestrators

man.

They the ones that got all the clever.

There you go.

But yeah, man, we talking about all scammers, the scamming football player that took advantage of our folks.

Man, people do be taking advantage of people though.

And I saw somebody put a meme up that was like, hear me out, ladies.

Y'all did ask where all the scaremen do that in the song.

I don't know.

They said, y'all did ask.

Well,

there it is.

So deal

with it.

There it is.

That's a fact.

And I have seen some people say, what were they saying?

They were like, well, look.

People lie to us all the time.

Why?

It's a scam when I find somebody to send me some money.

But I think it's important to talk about that piece because the problem there lies when he, that's his job.

This is that man's full time job.

Like there's so many women coming forward.

Like this man found them online and there's a few people like he couldn't get me.

So imagine how many.

If 26 women got God, imagine how many more there are that's just embarrassed to come forward.

What they say,

right?

And then you got women.

They say take a hundred no's to get one yes.

Man, so you know he working overtime.

He's working overtime.

And that's why it's illegal because it's a job.

It ain't like your boyfriend that ain't got no job and told you he was going to flip your taxes and bring it back and just didn't do it.

That's his actual job.

That's his actual play right there.

And I feel like, like I said earlier, a lot of the younger crowd is just like taking this and running when it's blown up so big because we're not used to that happening to younger people because we just stay on our phone all day.

We could Google something in a second.

Internet tell me this.

You know what I'm saying?

Well, it's been happening, but I think more so I don't

know she has

been

happy y'all young is beginning catfish now not catfish in the sense of like not knowing but y'all to let them I G's fool y'all and then you take y'all true like Toro is one hell of a app

Listen, that is true.

And that's probably why he was able to do this, because he was running all this stuff out.

Like I said, he was showing the same mansion to a thousand different women.

And then, oh, this is in Africa

now.

Oh, this is Mississippi.

Like, bro, what?

And like, all these people are coming out with a screen recordings and a screenshot and saying, like, I know this one woman said, she was like, I blocked him after our first date.

because he just kept driving a McLaren around in circles, acting like he was looking for a parking

spot.

And she was

like, bro, it's a parking spot right here.

And he just kept saying, I can't find a spot.

That's me.

Like just to make sure she saw this car like.

He's like, you know what?

We ain't even going nowhere no more.

I'm going to take you home.

This tour will do back in four hours.

Listen, craziness.

Shoot even like celebrities aren't immune to this like Jennifer Lewis.

I think her name is let me double check her name Yeah, Jennifer Lewis the actress that play on the grandma on blackish She's very popular if you see her face or hear her voice you would know exactly who I'm talking about She got scammed in like a romance game.

Hey, I came to her door and told her to do she thought she was dating was actually a

career scammer and had did this to plenty women.

I think she almost spent 500,000 on this man thinking that he was an investor and she helping them out and this and this and that and come to find out this is his bid.

This is what he does.

He meets these women and with the intent of taking their money and that's when it becomes a problem.

Like you could lie to your girl all day.

That's fine.

Do what you do.

You could be like I'm gonna flip your taxes and not bring it back but when it becomes a career

Now

we got a problem.

You can't do that.

I don't know, Shannon.

I don't know, Shannon.

I don't know.

I'm hearing a double standard here.

I'm hearing a double standard here.

A lot of them California Kings and all these houses that women be having in the IGs don't be theirs.

They don't be that.

They be looking like them folks on the back

of

the plane.

They acting like they in up top.

I'm saying, man.

They got tossed to him

sandwich.

Caught it.

She caught it like O'Dell Beckham.

Like, give me

that.

I'm just saying, man.

That is funny.

I'm just saying.

I don't want to hear the double stand.

I don't know if he should go to jail.

Why should he go to jail?

Why should he go to jail, Shannon?

Because it's a career.

It's different if he was just lying to somebody, okay good or not good But that's literally a career You

can't make

lying and scam in a career path.

You can't do that

You

can't meet 20 you can't make your daily regimen Wake up get on the data app meet somebody tell them you're a football player that man was walking around

This is why

I'm

gonna even blame the women even further, right?

What program are y'all even on?

Wait, I thought the game was different.

How is the NFL player getting sent money by the chicks?

That don't make

sense.

That's what I'm saying.

I won't accept it,

Shannon.

The thing about me is I'm not going to get scammed because I don't give a buck.

I ain't giving you gas.

I ain't giving you nothing.

You both going to be looking stupid.

So how can you sit here and make excuses and say that man should go to jail?

Because let me

tell y'all, let me tell y'all this.

Y'all are so quick to call women gold diggers and see what happened when you finally give

somebody a chance.

See what happens.

This is why I don't

give up the

money.

I'm going to

use this

as a case for your why don't.

I

just don't want to be

damned.

First of

all, I saw what happened to those good women.

No.

They was trying to help a brother out and you see what happened.

This is

why I don't give my money

up.

I don't know, Shannon.

This is why I hold on to my last dollar.

I think, Shannon, that you're making excuses for incompetency.

Think I don't know what happened today.

What this is women have gotten so thirsty That they want to be with a rich dude so much that they don't pay him to be with him How did that?

You know

what?

You

can't even

the things I've seen a lot of people

will pay for attention like he was doing.

He was doing all of this.

I feel like he genuinely just wanted attention.

And they probably just want to say they were the rich dude.

A lot of women fall

for that same thing.

And they

willing to pay for it.

Even these hood dudes, they willing to pay just to be like, oh, look who I messed with.

Oh, he got money.

So he going to take care of me even more if I give him some money.

Crazy work.

I don't agree with that method.

And

I ain't even going to

try it out.

Never would, never did.

Exactly,

so you shouldn't you shouldn't give a pass either then You should not give them a pass either

Listen

for being

Understand here hooting and hollering about these women is gold diggers and they don't do what can you do for your man?

They try to do for a man

Women women say I remember I remember a time on the internet where women say a $200 first date was not enough

Exactly and y'all got on them about that and they tried to give back to the men's and now look at you.

Oh, no,

no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,

no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,

no, no,

a difference right

between

doing something for somebody you already with right versus somebody you're just meeting they weren't with him they were with the

illusion of what they thought he

was like and to pay for that you the fool like no i'm not giving like and i'm i'll usually put the cape on for the women for this one nah they're gonna have to wear the clown hat no

No, you don't.

You don't get where in the world I've never seen.

First of all, the women in these these days and age, they so stiff on the man far as like what's not a good date.

Don't take me here.

Don't take me there.

A man needs to be making this amount of money before I date him.

And you telling me somebody could tell you I'm in a Maclaurin.

I am.

I am with the San Francisco 49ers.

and I want you to take out

a

loan.

So it's like, no, that's their own.

That's the hell not, Shannon.

For a business opportunity, which is crazy because what business, why are you pushing a business opportunity like you joined 4X if you so busy in NFL?

But I will say,

The lady that I saw on TikTok, they say he kept driving in the circle.

They say he did finally park and he went in, he paid for the meal.

But that's probably his thing.

Showed a car, paid for the first meal and now he need

money.

He probably was waiting for a deposit to hit from his other woman.

He scammed like, send me this $500.

Told you these women don't want to go.

Why

didn't you send it yet?

I'm trying to do something for you.

Let me scam this other woman.

I'm in the middle of scamming something.

Right this is work.

This is coach calling.

Where's the money?

But it's also one of those things that happens to the elderly a lot and that's what I was gonna get to to like I think we got so used to that help

happen

into them where they'd be like Elon Musk wrote me on Facebook like there's so many Instances that this has happened to like older people because they don't understand like

Celebrities ain't just on Facebook writing people for money.

Like you see them messages.

Like it's Michael.

He can send me $500.

I'm

actually

alive.

Whoa.

Why would they type out?

But

some people will fall for it, man.

We got a conversations with Frank Schwa in the YouTube.

Oh, we got a victim.

Yeah.

We got a victim.

Oh, no.

Oh, no.

And he said he was in the NBA.

I'm going to let you read it, Shannon.

These are your people that fall for this

type of stuff.

Oh, man.

Well, let's read that when we come back from break.

I think we got to head off to break, but we'll be right back.

We're going to read what's in the chat.

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Shannon being a hypocrite today, y'all.

I'm not being a hypocrite.

I'm having empathy for those of my sisters that I

actually look out for these

men and I'm just here to tell y'all don't get amends the monies.

Do not give them a dime.

Okay.

I'm not mad at that.

I'm not mad at that.

Yes.

Tell them that.

But when did it ever become like I want to even say saying that as the woman

where a NFL player is pursuing you that him asking you to send money ever felt like, hey, this isn't this isn't a red flag at all.

Don't I won't let you allow them passes to be given out, Shannon.

If you saying, yeah, I'm telling them that they wrong, they shouldn't do it cool.

But you're not going to sit here and send this black man to jail.

Listen, let's get to the chat because we got a few people in here RC creation said everybody pump faking the crazy thing is now people can literally AI fake photos and lifestyle my picture ain't AI I'm

gonna do that

right now.

I really do hey That that stadium I've been in there.

I'm telling y'all listen.

He's at the heart of the game kids

That's when people start looking for the cheat codes.

Morally, he should be locked up legally.

No.

Now they got cosmetics for men, hair, makeup, implants.

What is the future going to look like?

And allegedly, you need a certain amount of money to date some women.

But then

it doesn't guarantee you'll get anything from women.

Let me say, I know the type of women that that'll give you some when you give them money, but y'all act like y'all don't want to date them.

Anywho, moving on.

We got conversations with your friends.

Wait a minute.

Go

ahead.

Conversations with friends.

I said, wait, wait, wait.

At he said, at said he was an NBA.

I might say it's supposed to say.

Oh, okay.

Let

me skip that.

Okay.

Let me skip that one.

When I lived in Atlanta, I met a guy named Jesus that said he was in the NBA

in

the club

in the first right flag.

Yep.

He came by called his

manager to order me some furniture because I just moved in my place He asked me for a hundred dollars to prove that I wasn't gonna play him or scam him.

I Didn't give it to him.

This was back in 2006 See well good you ain't give it to him a hundred dollars to prove you ain't gonna scam somebody

Hey, man.

Come on, man.

Where are my scamming?

Y'all ask for this.

Ask

for the remixes, too.

This is

what y'all

wanted.

The rise of

the scammer.

Like, come on now.

This is what y'all wanted, Shannon.

You literally, it was the song of the summer.

They wanted the ones that wasn't scamming them, per se.

Spin that.

They wanted the ones

that were

scamming other people.

They didn't dare believe it would be them.

And that's the thing.

I feel like a lot of people, like one of the girls was like, I went from dating these San Francisco boys.

They pulled up like a old Tweet of hers.

And now I'm on dates with an NFL player.

And it's like, ooh.

That didn't age well.

Damn.

The one that was dating

that

guy.

The fake oh, yeah, cuz somebody they asked to and she was like just

know that's one

of the best ride receivers

in the game, baby Yeah, that's what you get and then you throw in it in other people's faces like you just accomplished some

Call him a wide deceiver

Why

deceiver is

funny.

Y'all know I've admitted that I don't know a lot about sports, but I know what an athlete looks like.

If y'all see him, he looked like he can't even play soccer.

That man just looks feet.

He looked like they say he looked like a fencer.

In fact, he has no like no athletic deal whatsoever.

I

thought it was safari to you.

He looked like safari.

Yeah, he don't look like he worked out.

Like he looks slim, sure, but working out.

No, I don't know much about sports.

I want to highlight that.

You all seen that man frolicking in the sand.

Like that didn't even look like a strong run.

Like what are we doing?

Which proves the point,

right?

Which proves the point.

Common sense ain't common, though.

That

common

sense.

Women are way more infatuated.

with the allure of potentially dating a wealthy man than actually being in love.

And that's why it's easy for women to fall for these type of things.

Because you aren't dating for love, you're dating for status.

They wanted the status then to love because he wasn't like, honestly, that man looked like a Twinkie.

I ain't like, he wasn't, that's not an athletic build.

He's not a looker.

And then the way he was talking to these women, I don't care who you is.

Sir, what?

Don't

say you was talking about going to the strip club to dancing and you probably still in the same position as the last time I talked to

you.

He said, you probably hanging with the same people doing the same things.

Not that I'm out here with the Rams.

Yeah,

and I'm trying to put you in position still

Yeah,

like you say you talk to somebody you ain't even a type of woman.

I go I wouldn't allow nobody care who you claim to be You can claim to be the great teacher.

You ain't finna come up in here and talk to me like that I'm gonna tell you that right now.

I don't care what you got and what type of money you got That's when it comes into play women need to stand on business with everybody Program needs to be strict

Okay,

I

don't care

if you got the money or not the

program That's what I'm

saying

I'm

gonna drop a masterclass on how to Stop before somebody calling yelling me

city

boys

City Boy.

Y'all,

y'all are up $1.3

million.

Y'all, y'all, I'm just, y'all.

The

man's is up.

Y'all are down that amount.

1.3 million.

Now y'all don't, y'all is just protecting y'all, boy.

Not y'all, y'all.

No,

no, no.

Y'all not

cheating.

I was not, I was not protecting.

You go the wrong way.

Y'all walk him away.

I was not,

I was not protecting.

He found a legitimate job.

I was not protected.

Hey, the rise of the stay at home boyfriend.

We just did episode not too long ago.

I thought

he was, he was staying at many homes.

I guess.

What's wrong with that?

At many mansions

and like.

The crazy part of it is this man really was walking around with a helmet, taking pictures with people.

It's pictures still coming out of people being like, yo, like I ran into him at like Dave and Buster's and he like

asked me if I wanted

a picture.

Like, bro, what?

And he had his helmet.

He got

the shirt.

He got the little head wrap.

Like, oh my goodness.

As many

athletes as I've met in my time, I've never seen one just walking around in

a jersey.

With his helmet.

You deserve it.

That's what future

said Sensational

I'm

sorry.

That's

why you're all right with them protecting that man.

No, hey time out

No,

people right It's a whole it's a whole sector of women right now riding for Clancy And after she killed her kids it's a whole section of women

I saw, I think, as a matter of fact, you said that to me, Shannon, wondering whether

she

said, let's not look at these kids as kids for a second.

Let's look at them as ceramic ornaments.

What do you mean by that?

Excuse me?

I don't know now.

So?

Crazy word.

Maybe he had some sort of NFL postpartum psychosis.

I don't know.

Well, he might have run into a psychosis because his dream wasn't fulfilled and he went into a deep state of psychosis.

You know what's funny is somebody else said that they used to play basketball with him at like the wire or something and it was like he was lying back then saying that he was like playing overseas.

People like that genuinely like terrify me because if you can stick to a lie or you just know for lying your whole life I genuinely feel like the next step is murder.

I don't know how

we all

the other steps No, it's gotta be a psychology behind it if you could just lie like that like so easily so frequently so freely without a care in the world

Because a lot of these scammers, in these romance scams, what they do, they'll use somebody else's picture.

Like, they'll use Elon Musk's picture.

You know what I'm saying?

Like, they ain't using their own picture and building their

own.

They're not using Elon.

Serious, yes.

Dude, because people, like, I promise y'all got to look it up.

It's so many people getting scammed by, like, celebrities, like, that they think they dated, like, celebrities, or they talking to these actors and these rich people, and they think they really need them.

Like,

there

was a case not long ago.

This woman kept giving away their family's wealth and the husband snapped and like killed her and killed his self because he couldn't get through to her.

Then, um, just saying, you said, uh,

Oh, I'm gonna lose these.

No, no, no, no,

no, no,

no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,

no, no, no, no, no, no, no,

no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,

Actually, that's on the Shannon tab.

I take pride in being the big homie in this situation.

Thank you very much.

That you girl getting wrapped right now too.

A lot of these men,

they can't, they can't fathom the fact that I really, huh, in that bag.

Come on now.

I might work like an indentured servant, but I get the pay.

I get to the monies.

Yeah, work first, second and third

to get to.

It's not flat

on me.

She might give y'all a pass for being stupid.

She might give y'all a pass for being idiots and falling for foolishness.

But she gonna play the game I was supposed to be playing.

But on this show, she gonna have y'all back is what I learned.

That's what I learned today.

On this show, Shannon is gonna have y'all back.

But in real

life,

she ain't doing none of that stuff she telling y'all to do, y'all.

Shannon is not doing that.

No, what

I'm not doing.

I ain't say I ain't doing that stuff that y'all are doing I say

I

feel bad I do have empathy for them, but I would never Can you imagine?

I can't even fathom somebody like writing me like I would probably go in a cardiac arrest If a man was like yo like I need like a thousand dollars for this investment I would like I would just fall over Ain't

no way I still be getting these messages

from profiles on Instagram that don't got no pictures.

It'd be like, oh, my friend just came across your Instagram and I think you're so shut up.

I'm not falling for this.

You Russian.

Man, don't go anywhere.

Well,

we come back, man.

When we come back, we gonna get into Shannon and her hypocrisies.

Women, she is leading y'all down.

She not doing none of these things she giving y'all passes for I want y'all to know that she is not when we get off We gonna have a call and we gonna laugh at y'all I'm trying to help don't go anywhere y'all will be right back on the lunch break

with

This is America

Right.

Man, Shannon, we got a little something on the menu today real quick.

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Who's on this remix, man?

I love the little Caribbean scammer mix.

Shassia, who all on this?

Yeah, should see a divino vibes cartel

people when they hear my people

Man,

this has been funny,

but yeah, man, don't let Shannon gas y'all up man Shannon

I can sympathize.

That's what I will say.

I feel bad for the situation.

I do understand how people end up there.

Will I ever end up there?

Likely not, because I won't give time, let alone a dime.

That's why I know you don't feel sorry for them, Shannon.

You don't feel sorry for them.

I

can

feel bad.

I can

feel bad.

No, you don't, Shannon.

Ain't no reason to.

Am I going to have a giggle about it?

Sure.

But I'm

going to be like, listen, don't do that no more.

Meh.

First of all, that happened.

Well, not exactly.

I was gonna say something like that similar happened to my mama, but not similar to where it was like a dude or none.

It was she was on the cruise and then they had like an art show art exhibition and they getting all these older people just liquored up giving them champagne and

free champagne.

Free.

Look at

her.

First of all, they start with this cocktail hour, had him pounding all this free champagne, and then they take him to this exhibition and then have my mama buy this like $3,000 print for some stupid painting dog.

I'm like, man, give my mama her damn money back.

Not even the original joint of print.

But

did you all get the money back?

Yeah, we got it back.

We got it back

because what?

And like.

Like I said, a lot of times these, it'd be so predatory.

Like you said, they're like, oh, look, we doing this for you.

Here's the drinks.

Now let's go to that.

Like you hammered, you probably didn't.

She probably thought it was 300.

They probably

said

300 on there and she swiped the

car.

And it was

like, you know, fees because we ain't in the States.

Like what?

Like, bro, what is this?

I'll tell you, I already think Cruze is a scam already as it is.

You gotta pay for everything.

That's why I've never taken a cruise.

I don't intend on taking one either.

I got zero.

Really?

I don't want you to rush me out of a country I ain't never been to.

I'm supposed to just be here on a time limit.

Now I got to make it back to the ship on time and like nah.

Like I'm just going to go to the place that I want to go visit and explore the culture and meet the people.

And I saw that documentary on Netflix.

Yeah so it's like.

Oh man, where that

like going

missing?

No, not even.

Pilot or whatever the boat driver hit hit a rock.

Oh, and it was like Titanic part two

and the boat.

Yeah, I do remember that I was like damn there four years ago or something like that.

Mm-hmm.

Yep Yeah, that people were stranded at sea for days.

Oh my god.

Is that the one where

he ended

up leaving

or

something?

Like they took the only goddamn off.

They took the only survival dinghy and went to shore, I think.

But they left them people for dead on that water.

Scamming

them.

But I honestly wanted to go on a cruise just because I heard the cruise ships are cool.

It's a scam.

Don't do

it.

You got to pay for your drink package.

You got to pay for your food package I heard.

You got to pay for your internet package.

It was like, I'm straight up.

Jesus.

I'm straight, bro.

Not to be on the water.

Just like I'm straight.

I'll go to the land and go on a resort.

I'm straight.

Yeah.

Man,

I'll barely like the resort flow key.

I think it

feels like not authentic.

All inclusive resorts.

I love all inclusive resorts.

I love.

I can't wait to go.

I just didn't.

The only reason I guess I didn't like it is because it felt like I wasn't.

actually out the country.

It felt like I was at a hotel in Vegas where all the, everything's

there.

You know what I'm saying?

It's like,

I'm

not actually like visiting the people and seeing the culture.

So that's why I didn't like it, but-

Well, I typically- That was on

me for not getting out more.

We'll make sure we, we always make sure we go like into the cities, you know what I'm saying?

And pick it with the folks.

But now, give me the resort.

I'm straight.

Give me the resort, man.

Shannon, I can't believe how you guided these people here today.

And I don't know

who.

I didn't guide them.

I tried to tell

them.

I tried to tell them.

The

behavior that you

was

co-signing and giving passes for.

Because I done heard you stand on many necks.

Listen, I can't not feel

bad.

And for somebody with one of the strictest regiments,

in this country.

They just wanted to,

they wanted to invest.

They wanted to invest in a man's business.

They tried to believe in this man and that's what happened.

So now, so now it's his fault when they made the investment and the business don't work out.

Hmm.

Yes.

Yes.

It wasn't

even a real business.

He had an 18 year old as his financial advisor and none of the stats was real.

If it was a real business, sure, but he went into it.

knowing he was playing with these women.

Robert Lance said, you just have to do more research on your partners.

Exactly.

No way.

Exactly.

They couldn't.

That's the point, Shannon.

And we make it here.

That's what we make it here.

Yeah.

Google it.

Google.

Like you can

compare.

He was at his apartment signing his contract.

Exactly.

Y'all see cap everything else.

Speaking of CCAP, y'all seen that 88.9?

Oh, it's the grand page.

Look, tomorrow.

Yeah, that's another day.

That's another.

We don't even have to.

Wait, wait.

The thing that I

shared.

I'm not gonna call you about it.

Shannon, it's the thing that I shared that you commented on.

On Facebook, yeah.

Another one.

Yeah, that's

sad.

Another one.

Yeah, we gonna have to talk about that.

That's definitely.

We gonna talk about that tomorrow.

It's a culture over there.

Oh my god, I can't

wait for the time to run

out

We'll get

somebody call me right

now.

Oh, no.

I saw brother Z say share the page that somebody else share.

And it was just about, like, you know, multiple offenders hired by a certain organization.

And it seems like it's not just one.

And I'm gonna tell you something that's crazy too.

They've also been associated with some other, you know what?

You know

what?

That was perfect timing.

That was amazing timing.

Sometimes we need people that will save us from ourselves.

All right, and that's why he's the goat.

Man, y'all, we had an amazing time.

I'm glad to be back, man.

I miss y'all.

I love y'all.

Man, don't fall for the BS, man.

Don't fall for the BS, not from a fake NFL player or from this country.

Tipping is a scam.

It's a scam.

The way we treat people in America is a scam.

The way we are forced to live in this country is a scam and it's driven by capitalism and greed.

And that is why those women were able to get scammed, Shannon, because they greedy.

They don't want the brother that worked at the library.

They want the man that got the number on his back, so y'all got to deal with it.

That's all I got, Shannon.

Take us home, please.

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Shannon, what's happening, man?

Man man we already an outward to this is man flying

by super fast

Tom flies when you're having fun.

I know your trip went pretty quick, too, huh,

right?

We'll talk

about the wedding tomorrow.

That was a disaster in itself We're leading up to leading up to the wedding was

a definitely you talking about that

talking about like man when I say How do you how do you?

as a venue owner, call your wedding party the day before and be like, yeah, I double booked you.

That's nasty.

That's the nastiest of words.

No one we flying in from somewhere else.

You got family fine from all over the world.

And then you take him to an alternative venue and it's an open field with like a latrine.

It's like, like, bro, we ain't pilgrims.

What is you on, folks?

Ah,

but

we'll talk about that tomorrow because that was super, super interesting, man.

But you know what?

I got something on the menu, Shannon.

I'm

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Man,

you need

to.

You feel

me?

You ain't seen a menu with the tip line so long.

You forgot.

You was like, wait,

what is this?

Straight up.

Man, I was reading that contract like Dejan Love was reading his.

Listen.

So

tell me

about this.

Tell me about

this fake

scammer.

Listen, so we talking romance scams and before anybody started saying, oh, I would never fall for something like that.

I need y'all to understand something.

These scammers are not always just sending out random messages like, hey, kindly send me $500.

Some of these people are building entire lives, fake careers, bank accounts, fake businesses and social media pages.

And apparently in this case, an entire fake NFL career.

Because federal prosecutors say 35 year old Dejan love Allegedly convinced women that he was a player for the San Francisco 49ers a wealthy and or a wealthy real estate investor So that wasn't his only persona.

Oh, he wasn't just a 49er.

He was a 9er now.

He was an entrepreneur.

All right

The FBI believes that there could be even more victims.

I think right now the number is at 26.

So let's talk about how this actually works.

Usually it doesn't begin with money.

Usually it doesn't begin with money.

It begins with attention.

Somebody meets you on a dating app, Instagram, Facebook, or any other social media platform and they learn what you like.

They learn what you want in a relationship.

They learn whether or not you've been hurt before.

They learn whether you are lonely.

They learn what kind of lifestyle you're attracted to.

And then

they

start becoming exactly what you're looking for.

The FBI says romance scammers use fake identities to gain someone's affection and trust, oftentimes trying to move the relationship very quickly before eventually bringing money into the picture.

And social media has made it even easier.

The FTC says nearly 60% of people who reported losing money to a romance scam.

Oh, nearly 60%

of

people who reported losing money to a romance scam in 2025 said the relationship started on social media.

So this isn't a little niche scam that's happening.

People are seriously losing money all over the internet at this point.

And this fake football story is wild because according to according to the US attorney's office, love met many of these women online through dating apps.

But he didn't just tell them, trust me, I'm rich.

No.

Authorities

say he

allegedly created this whole image of success.

Okay.

He presented himself as somebody living a lavish lifestyle at different times.

He allegedly claimed to be in an NFL.

He claimed to play with the 49ers.

And then I believe he also claimed to play for the Rams

at some point.

And it depends.

Dude and it depends on who he was talking to so when they say they adjust their lifestyle It's true because I remember seeing one woman on tiktok saying he she went on a date with him and she was saying how like her family's from these different places and

All of a sudden he was this big real estate investor and he got family in Switzerland and all these other things that just related to her life.

So they are very good at this.

He showed women what appeared to be bank investment accounts containing millions of dollars, but prosecutors say this is fake.

And here is where it gets really elaborate.

Y'all know he ain't get picked up by yourself, right?

Because authorities say,

18 year old, he got an 18 year old involved.

Like Roe named Taylor Chan was also involved.

Chan allegedly pretended to be right.

He pretended to be the financial advisor.

So

he got

this young Asian man that is

his

financial advisor.

So imagine you dating this man, 35, just praying on everybody.

18

year old Asian agent.

Financial advisor.

So you meet this man.

He says I'm wealthy.

I play football.

I invest and I'm trying to build a future with you I'm trying to help you out.

All right And then you actually get introduced to another person that appears to be his financial advisor Allegedly, they would do FaceTime calls with people showing fake investment games the extra person made the whole thing feel legitimate because now you're thinking well This isn't just some man talking.

He's got a real advisor here

He got he got mr. Chan on the line So you also have to take into consideration The the emotional part right because he convinced many of these women that they were actually in a relationship And he talked about building wealth and futures together and that's what's more important because he gained their trust like we talked about

And some of these women, he convinced them to take out loans.

Like, these ain't

just

women like, oh, I'm just giving you this and that.

No, take out this loan, borrow bags still from grandma.

It's okay.

You gonna get this money back.

And once they got the money, prosecutors said he would block them and disappear.

And he did this across.

States it wasn't just in one state.

He was targeting people.

He did it across states You see some videos were like women are like He sent me that exact video of this empty mansion, but he told me this was in Wisconsin.

He told me this mansion was Nebraska So like it's the same mansion video, but whoever he talking to that's where it's at I got a mansion right where you live and here it is.

He's

showing

keys and stuff man

So, it's not about victim shaming, but it's still y'all was trippin'

because

people get manipulated every single day by people that they have never met.

And

being

smart does not make you immune to manipulation.

How you feel about that you got an extra couple look I ain't gonna give y'all where to send it, but if you got an extra I did join the NFL.

That's why I'm actually in Vegas y'all

That was that was that was intense.

Yeah, I saw the video today

Um, it was like dog in a whip.

He kind of this video this picture is taking me

Y'all don't believe you believe the imagery dang it.

Y'all see what y'all see I got a picture of me full here.

I Play for the Raiders Again

the video from you at practice to in front of the church

practice

so

Thank you.

I saw the video

dog was like, see that he was he was he was popping his stuff to super part.

But that was crazy.

But he was in the car like, man, you know, and typically I wouldn't even have dated a girl like you.

But, you know, I wanted to give you a chance.

And now that I'm out here playing for St.

Louis for the rap.

And this is a funny part.

He said St.

Louis.

The Rams ain't been

in

St.

Louis for so long.

It's been at least

two, three

years.

And he was talking like, you could just walk on the field and try out for whatever team you want.

Like it was one message where he was texting like a 17 year old and she was pressing him like, bro, what are you talking about?

He was like, she was like, can you send me some of your college highlights?

I ain't playing college.

And I was like, well, how did you get to the NFL?

Like, bro, what is going on?

And it's so sad because I think the reason this is blowing up is because people aren't used to seeing younger people

be

scammed.

And this is like, you know, like the 40 and under crowd, I would say it's pretty hip to internet BS, right?

Like at this point when you're 40 and under, I meant 40 and under crowd.

Or 45 and under look because he looking at the computer.

Hold on

now like I feel like we kind of we kind of know a little something we're used to like Our parents telling them certain things not to do online like maybe don't post this and stuff like it's kind of like a reverse teaching moment So for younger people to be getting scammed by somebody online when things are Googleable where things are like clearly fishy.

It's kind of crazy to see because

After after this break, I'll tell y'all more about that.

I've heard of it because we can get deeper to this So listen you are listening to 101.7 the truth.

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Welcome back.

Welcome back.

This is the lunch break crew, Ray Nitty.

Maybe Shannon DJ, Brother Z holding us down with the production and sound.

Happy Monday, man.

Shannon.

The evil duo is back together, the evil trio, actually.

I know that's right.

I

don't think people realize

how

Zach is like brother Z is like the orchestrator of all the madness.

Definitely the producers be the orchestrators man.

They

the instigators.

They the ones that got all the clever.

There you go.

Man.

But yeah, man, we talking about scammers, the scamming football player that took advantage of our folks.

Man, people do be taking advantage of people, though.

And I saw somebody put a meme up that was like, hear me out, ladies.

Y'all did ask where all the scamming dudes at in the song.

They said, y'all did ask.

Well, there

it is.

And there he is.

That's a fact.

And I have seen some people say, what were they saying?

They were like, well, look, people lie to us all the time.

Why so scam when I find somebody to send me some money?

But I think it's important to talk about that piece because the problem there lies when he, that's his job.

This is that man's full time job.

Like there's so many women coming forward.

this man found them online and there's a few people like he couldn't get me so imagine how many if 26 women got God imagine how many more there are that's just embarrassed to come forward what they say right and then you got women

They say, take a hundred no's

to

get one yes.

Man, so you know he working overtime.

He's working overtime.

And that's why it's illegal because it's literally a job.

It ain't like your boyfriend that ain't got no job and told you he was going to flip your taxes and bring it back and just didn't do it.

That's his actual job.

That's his actual play right there.

I feel like, like I said earlier, a lot of the younger crowd is just like taking this and running when it is blown up so big because we're not used to that happening to younger people because we just stay on our phone all day.

We could Google something in a second.

We don't, internet tell me this.

Like, you know what I'm saying?

So it's been happening, but I think more so.

I don't know, Shannon.

It has been happening.

Y'all

young is beginning catfish now.

Not catfish in the sense

of like not

knowing, but.

Y'all to let them IGs fool y'all.

And then he take y'all

to this.

That's true.

Like, I'm sure Toro is one hell of a app.

Listen, that is true.

And that's probably why he was able to do this, because he was bringing all this stuff out.

Like I said, he was showing the same mansion to a thousand different women.

And oh, this is in Africa now.

Oh, this is Mississippi.

Like, bro.

And all these people are coming out with a screen recording and a screenshot and saying, I know this one woman said, she was like, I blocked him after our first date because he just kept driving a McLaren around in circles, acting like he was looking for a parking spot.

She was like, bro, it's a parking spot right here.

And he just kept saying, I can't find a spot.

That's me.

He was like, just to make sure she saw this car.

He

was like, you know what?

We ain't even going nowhere no more.

I'm afraid to take you home.

This Toro dude back in.

Full hours.

Listen, craziness.

Shoot, even like celebrities aren't immune to this.

Like Jennifer Lewis, I think her name is, let me double check her name.

Yeah, Jennifer Lewis, the actress that play the grandma on Black-ish.

She's very popular.

If you see her face or hear her voice, you would know exactly who I'm talking about.

She got scammed in like a romance game.

If Vi came to her door and told her to do, she thought she was dating, was actually a...

a career scammer and had did this to plenty women.

I think she almost spent 500,000 on this man thinking that he was an investor and she helping them out and this and this and that and come to find out this is his bid.

This is what he does.

He meets these women with the intent of taking their money and that's when it becomes a problem.

Like you could lie to your girl all day.

That's fine.

Do what you do.

You could be like, I'm gonna flip your taxes and not bring it back.

But when it becomes a career, now we got a problem.

You can't do that.

I don't

know, Shannon.

I don't know, Shannon.

I don't know.

I'm hearing a double standard here.

I'm hearing

a double standard

here.

A lot of them California Kings and all these houses that women be having in the IGs don't be theirs.

They don't be that.

They be looking like them folks

on

the back of the plane.

They acting like they

up

top.

I'm saying, man.

They got tossed to him

sandwich.

Caught it.

She caught it like O'Dell Beckham.

Like, give me that.

I'm just saying, man.

That is funny.

I'm just saying.

I don't want to hear the double stand.

I don't know if he should go to jail.

Why should he go

to jail?

What?

Why should

he

go to jail, Shannon?

Because it's a career.

It's different if he was just lying to somebody, okay good or not good But that's literally a career you can't make lying and scam in a career path.

You can't do that You can't meet 20 you can't make your daily regimen wake up get on the data app meet somebody Tell them you're a football player that man was walking around So first of all it's pictures

but this is why I'm gonna even blame the women even further, right?

What program are y'all even on?

I thought the game was different.

How is the NFL player getting sent money by the chicks?

That don't make

sense.

That's what I'm saying.

I won't accept it, Shannon.

The thing about me is I'm not going to get scammed because I don't give a buck.

I ain't giving you gas.

I ain't giving you nothing.

You both going to be looking stupid.

So how can you sit here

and make excuses and say that man should go to jail?

Because

let me tell y'all, let me tell y'all this.

Y'all are so quick to call women gold diggers and see what happens when you finally give

somebody a chance.

See what happens.

This is why I don't give up the money.

I'm going to use this as a base for your why don't.

I just don't want to be scared.

First of all, I saw what happened to those good women.

No.

They was trying to help a brother out and you see what happened.

This is why I don't give my money up.

I don't know, Shannon.

This is why I hold on to my last dollar.

I think, Shannon, that you're making excuses for incompetency.

Think I don't know what happened today.

What this is women have gotten so thirsty That they want to be with a rich dude so much that they don't pay him to be with him How did that?

You know what?

You

know what?

You can't even the things I've seen a lot of people

will pay for attention like he was doing.

He was doing all of this.

I feel like he genuinely just wanted attention.

And they probably just want to say they were the rich dude.

A lot of women fall for that same thing.

And they willing to pay for it.

Even these hood dudes, they willing to pay just to be like, oh, look who I mess with.

Oh, he got money.

So he going to take care of me even more if I give him some money.

Crazy work.

I don't agree with that method.

And I ain't even going to try it out.

Never would, never did.

Exactly,

so you shouldn't you shouldn't give a pass either then You should not give them a pass either

listen

for being

Understand here hooting and hollering about these women is gold diggers and they don't do what can you do for your man?

They try to do for a man Women say I remember I

remember a time on the internet where women say a $200 first date was not enough

Exactly and y'all got on them about that and they tried to give back to the men's and now look at you.

Oh, no, no, no, no, no,

no,

no, no, no,

no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,

no, no, no,

no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,

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no, no,

a

difference, right, between

doing something for somebody you already with, right?

Versus somebody

you're just

meeting, they weren't with him.

They were with the illusion of what they thought he was.

Like, and to pay for that, you the fool.

Like, no, I'm not giving, like, and I'll usually put the cape on for the women for this one.

Nah, they gonna have to wear the clown hat.

No.

No, you don't.

You don't get where in the world I've never seen.

First of all, the women in these these days and age, they so stiff on the man far as like what's not a good date.

Don't take me here.

Don't take me there.

A man needs to be making this amount of money before I date him.

And you telling me somebody could tell you I'm in a Maclaurin.

I am.

I am with the San Francisco 49ers.

and I want you to take out

a

loan.

So it's like, no, that's their own.

That's the hell not, Shannon.

For a business opportunity, which is crazy because what business, why are you pushing a business opportunity like you joined 4X if you so busy in NFL?

But I will say,

The lady that I saw on TikTok, they say he kept driving in the circle.

They say he did finally park and he went in, they pay, he paid for the meal.

But that's probably his thing.

Show the car, pay for the first meal and now he need money.

He probably was waiting for a deposit to hit from his other woman.

He scammed like, send me

this

$500.

Told you these women

don't want to go.

Why didn't you send it yet?

I'm trying to do something for you.

Let me scam this other woman.

I'm in the middle of scamming

something.

Right this is work.

This is coach calling.

Where's the money?

But it's also one of those things that happens to the elderly a lot and that's what I was gonna get to to like I think we got so used to that help

happen

into them where they'd be like Elon Musk wrote me on Facebook like there's so many instances that this has happened to like older people because they don't understand like

Celebrities ain't just own Facebook writing people for money.

Like you see them messages.

Like it's Michael.

He can send me $500.

I'm actually alive.

Whoa.

Why would they type out?

But some people will fall for it, man.

We got a conversations with Frank Schwa in the YouTube.

Oh,

we got a

victim.

We got a victim.

Oh, no.

Oh, no.

And he said he was in the NBA.

I'm going to let you read it, Shannon.

These are your people that fall for this

type of stuff.

Oh, man.

Well, let's read that when we come back from break.

I think we got to head off to break, but we'll be right back.

We're going to read what's in the chat.

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Shannon being a hypocrite today, y'all.

I'm not being a hypocrite.

I'm having empathy for those of my sisters that I actually look out for these men and I'm just here to tell y'all don't get amends the monies.

Do not give them

a dime.

Okay.

I'm not mad at that.

I'm not mad at that.

Yes.

Tell them that.

But when did it ever become like I want to even say saying that as the woman

where a NFL player is pursuing you, that him asking you to send money ever felt like, hey, this isn't a red flag at all.

I won't let you allow them passes to be given out, Shannon.

If you saying, yeah, I'm telling them that they wrong, they shouldn't do it cool, but you're not gonna sit here and send this black man to jail.

Listen listen, let's get to the chat because we got a few people in here RC creation said everybody pump faking the crazy thing is now people can literally AI fake photos and lifestyle my picture ain't AI I'm gonna do that right now.

I really do hey That that stadium I've been in there.

I'm telling y'all listen.

He's at the heart of the game kids

That's when people start looking for the cheat codes.

Morally, he should be locked up legally.

No.

Now they got cosmetics for men, hair, makeup, implants.

What is the future going to look like?

And allegedly, you need a certain amount of money to date some women.

But then it doesn't guarantee you'll get anything from women.

Let me say, I know the type of women that that'll give you some when you give them money, but y'all act like y'all want to date them.

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He

came by called his manager to order me some furniture because I just moved in my place He asked me for $100 to prove that I wasn't gonna play him or scam him.

I Didn't give it to him.

This was back in 2006 See well good you ain't give it to him $100 to prove you ain't gonna scam somebody

Hey, man.

Come on, man.

Where are my scamming?

Y'all ask for this.

Ask for

the remit,

sister.

This

is what y'all wanted.

The rise of

the scammer.

Like, come on now.

This is what y'all wanted, Shannon.

You literally,

it was the song of the summer.

They wanted the ones that wasn't scamming them, per se.

Spin that.

They wanted the ones that were scamming other people.

They didn't dare believe it would be them.

And that's the thing, I feel like a lot of people, like one of the girls was like, I went from dating these San Francisco boys, they pulled up like a old sweet of hers.

And now I'm on dates with an NFL player.

And it's

like, ooh,

that didn't age well.

Damn, the one that was dating

that

guy.

The fake oh, yeah, cuz somebody they asked to and she was like just

know that one

of the best ride receivers

in the game, baby Yeah, that's what you get and then you throw in it in other people's faces like you just accomplished some

Calling him a wide deceiver

Why

deceiver is funny?

It's fair, y'all.

Y'all know, I've admitted that I don't know a lot about sports, but I know what an athlete looks like.

If y'all see him, he look like, he can't even play soccer.

That man just looks feet.

He look like, they say he look like a, a fencer.

In fact, he has no, like no athletic deal whatsoever.

I thought

it was safari to you.

He look like safari to

rapper.

Yeah, he don't look like he worked out.

Like he looks slim, sure, but working out.

No, I don't know much about sports.

I want to highlight that.

You all seen that man, Frolican in the sand.

Like that didn't even look like a strong run.

Like what are we doing?

Which proves the point, right?

Which proves

the point.

Common sense ain't common, though.

That common sense is not common.

Women are way more infatuated.

with the allure of potentially dating a wealthy man than actually being in love.

And that's why it's easy for women to fall for these type of things.

Because you aren't dating for love, you're dating for status.

They wanted the status then to love, because he wasn't like, honestly, that man looked like a Twinkie.

Like he wasn't, that's not an athletic build.

He's not a looker.

And then the way he was talking to these women, I don't care who you is.

Sir, what?

Don't say you was talking about going to the strip club to dancing and you probably still in the same position as the last time I talked to you.

He said you probably hanging with the same people doing the same things.

Not that I'm out here with the Rams.

Yeah,

and I'm trying to put you in position still

Yeah,

like you say you talk to somebody you ain't even a type of woman I go I wouldn't allow nobody I don't care who you claim to be You can claim to be the great teacher.

You ain't gonna come up in here and talk to me like that I'm gonna tell you that right now.

I don't care what you got and what type of money you got That's when it comes into play women need to stand on business with everybody Program needs to be strict

Okay,

okay.

I don't care if you got the money or not.

The program.

That's what I'm saying.

You know what?

I'm gonna drop a masterclass on how to get these men's in check.

No, I'm just like, let me stop before somebody calling and yelling me.

I'm just kidding.

They say city boys.

I'm a lovely girl, but I also don't stand for no nonsense.

I'm gonna tell you right now.

I'm a lovely girl, but I

ain't nobody.

City Boy.

Y'all.

Y'all are up $1.3 million.

Y'all.

Let's say y'all.

I'm just.

Y'all.

The man's is up.

Y'all are counting that amount.

1.3 million.

Now y'all don't.

Y'all is just protecting y'all, boy.

Not y'all.

No, no, no.

Y'all nasty.

I was not,

I

was

not protecting.

He's going to run.

Y'all walking away.

I was not protecting.

He found

a legitimate job.

I was not protecting.

Hey.

the rise of the stay at home boyfriend.

We just did that episode not too long ago.

I thought

he was, he was staying at many homes.

I guess.

What's wrong with that?

At many mansions

and like the crazy part of it is this man really was walking around with a helmet, taking pictures with people.

It's pictures still coming out of people being like, yo, like I ran into him at like Dave and Buster's and he like asked me if I wanted a picture.

Like, bro, what?

And he had a helmet, not the shirt.

He got the little head wrap like oh my goodness Man as many athletes as if I as I've met in my time.

I've never seen one just walking around in a

helmet You

deserve it.

That's what future said Sensational

I'm sorry.

That's why you're all right with them protecting that man.

No, hey time out

No,

people

It's a whole sector of women right now, riding for Clancy.

And after she killed her kids, it's a whole section of women.

I saw, I think, as a matter of fact, you said that to me, Shannon, wondering whether she said, let's, let's not look at these kids as kids for a second.

Let's look at them as ceramic, ceramic ornaments.

What do you mean by that?

Excuse me?

I don't know now.

So maybe he had some sort of NFL postpartum psychosis Psychosis cuz his dream wasn't fulfilled and he went into a deep state of psychosis

You know what's funny is somebody else said that they used to play basketball with him at like the Y or something and it was like he was lying back then saying that he was like playing overseas.

Like people like that genuinely like terrify me because if you can stick to a lie or you just know for lying your whole life, I genuinely feel like the next step is murder.

I don't know how we stick to all the other steps, but I promise you like if you can lie.

No, it's gotta be a psychology behind it.

If you could just lie like that, like so easily, so frequently, so freely without a care in the world.

Because a lot of these scammers in these romance scams, what they do, they'll use somebody else's picture.

Like they'll use Elon Musk's picture.

You know what I'm saying?

Like they ain't using their own picture and building

their own life.

They're not using Elon.

Serious, yes.

Dude, because people like I promise y'all gotta look it up.

It's so many people getting scammed by like celebrities like that they think they dated like celebrities or they talking to these actors and these rich people and they think they really need them.

Like there was a case not long

ago.

This woman kept giving away their family's wealth and the husband snapped and like killed her and killed himself because he couldn't get through to

her.

A

lot of these men they can't they can't fathom the fact that I really in that bag

Come on now.

I might work like an indentured servant.

But I get to the money.

Yeah.

Work first, second, and third to get to it.

She might get

all the passes for being

stupid.

She might get all the

pass for being

idiots and falling for foolishness.

But she gonna play the game I was supposed to be playing.

But on this show, she gonna have it all back is what I learned.

That's what I learned today.

On this show, Shannon is going to have y'all back.

But in real life,

she ain't doing none of that

stuff.

She telling y'all to do y'all.

I'm not.

Shannon is

not.

No, what I'm not doing, I ain't doing that stuff that y'all are doing.

I say, I feel bad.

I do have empathy for them, but I would never.

Can you imagine?

I can't even fathom somebody like writing me.

Like, I would probably go on a cardiac arrest.

If a man was like, yo, like.

I need like $1,000 for this investment.

I would like, I would just fall over.

Ain't no way.

I still be getting these messages from profiles on Instagram that don't got no pictures.

It'd be like, oh, my friend just came across your Instagram and I think you're so, shut up.

I'm not falling for this.

You Russian.

No, I'm screaming.

Man,

don't go anywhere, y'all.

You ain't working your gram, right?

When we come back, man, when we come back, we gonna get into Shannon and her hypocrisies.

Women, she is leading y'all down, she not doing under these things she giving y'all passes for, I want y'all to know that.

When we get off of this show, we gonna have a call and we gonna laugh at y'all

about

this.

Don't go anywhere, y'all, we'll be right back on The Lunch Break with, oh my God, we'll be

back.

Don't know

They don't know what it means.

This is America.

Right.

Man, Shannon, we got a little something on the menu today real quick.

OK.

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Who's on this remix, man?

Love a little Caribbean scammer mix Yeah, she's

here the video of vibes

Cartel people when they hear my people

But

yeah,

man, don't let Shannon gas y'all up man Shannon

I can sympathize.

That's what I will say.

I feel bad for the situation.

I do understand how people end up there.

Will I ever end up there?

Likely not, because I won't give time, let alone a dime.

That's why I know you don't feel sorry for

them, Shannon.

You don't feel sorry for them.

I can feel bad.

I can feel bad.

No, you don't,

Shannon.

Ain't no reason

to.

Am I going to have a giggle about it?

Sure.

But I'm going to be like, listen, don't do that no more.

Meh.

First of all, that happened.

Well, not exactly.

I was gonna say something like that similar happened to my mama, but not similar to where it was like a dude or nothing.

It was she was on the cruise and then they had like an art show art exhibition and they getting all these older people just liquored up giving them champagne and

probably free champagne.

Free.

Look at her.

First of all,

they start with this cocktail hour, had him pounding all this free champagne, and then they take him to this exhibition and then have my mama buy this like $3,000 print for some stupid painting dog.

I'm like, man, give my mama

a

print.

Not even the original joint

of

print.

But

did you all get the money back?

Yeah, we got it back.

We got it back

because what?

And like.

Like I said, a lot of times these, it'd be so predatory.

Like you said, they're like, oh, look, we doing this for you.

Here's the drinks.

Now let's go to that.

Like you hammered, you probably didn't.

She probably thought it was 300.

You probably said 300 on there and she swiped the car.

And it was like, you know, fees because we ain't in the States.

Like what?

Like, bro, what is this?

I'm telling you, I already think Cruze is a scam already as it is.

You got to pay for everything.

That's why I've never taken a cruise.

I don't intend on taking one either.

I got zero.

Really?

I don't want you to rush me out of a country I ain't never been to.

I'm supposed to just be here on a time limit.

Now I got to make it back to the ship on time and like nah.

Like I'm just going to go to the place that I want to go visit and explore the culture and meet the people.

And I saw that documentary

on Netflix.

So it's like.

Oh man, where that light going missing?

No, not even.

Pilot or whatever the boat driver hit hit a rock.

Oh, and it was like Titanic part two

and the boat.

Yeah, I do remember that.

That was like damn near four years ago or something like that.

Mm-hmm.

Yeah Yeah, that people were stranded at sea

for days.

They took the only survival dinghy and went to shore, I think, but they left them people for

dead on that

water.

Scamming

them.

But I honestly wanted to go on a cruise just because I heard the cruise ships are cool.

It's a scam.

Don't do

it.

You got to pay for

your drink

package.

You got to pay for your food package I heard.

You got to pay for your internet package.

It's like, I'm straight up.

Jesus.

I'm straight, bro.

Not to be on the water.

Just like, I'm straight.

I'll go

to

the land and go on a resort.

I'm straight.

Yeah.

Man, I'll barely like the resort flow key.

I think

it feels like not authentic.

All inclusive resorts.

I love all inclusive resorts.

I love.

I can't

wait to go on.

The only reason I guess I didn't like it is because it felt like I wasn't.

actually out the country, it felt like I was at a hotel in Vegas, where everything's open.

You know, everything's there.

You know what I'm saying?

It's like, I'm not actually like visiting the people and seeing the culture.

So that's why I didn't like it, but-

Well, I typically-

That was on me for not getting out more.

We'll make sure we, we always make sure we go like into the cities, you know what I'm saying?

And pick it with the folks.

But now, give me the resort.

I'm straight.

Give me the resort, man.

Shannon, I can't believe how you guided these people here today.

And I don't

know who... I didn't guide them.

I tried to tell them.

I tried to tell them.

The behavior

that

you was co-signing and giving passes for.

Because I done heard you

stand on

many necks.

Listen, I can't not feel bad.

If somebody with one of the

strictest regiments

in this country.

They just wanted to invest.

They wanted to invest in a man's business.

They tried to believe in this man.

And that's what

happened.

So now

it's his

fault when they made the investment and the business don't work out.

Yes.

Yes.

It wasn't even a real business.

He had an 18 year old as his financial advisor and none of the stats was real.

If it was a real business, sure.

But he went into it.

Knowing he was playing with these women.

Robert Lance said you just have to do more research on your partners.

Exactly.

No way.

Exactly.

They couldn't.

That's the

point,

Shannon.

And we make

it here.

That's what we make it here.

Yeah.

Google it.

Google.

Like you can compare.

He was at his apartment signing his contract.

Exactly.

Y'all see cap everything else.

Speaking of CCAP, y'all seen that 88.9?

Oh, it's the grand page.

Look, tomorrow.

Yeah,

that's another

day.

That's another.

We

don't

even have to.

Wait, what?

The thing that I shared?

Yeah,

yeah, yeah.

Shannon, it's the thing that I shared that you commented on.

On Facebook.

Oh.

Yeah.

Another one.

Yeah, that's sad.

Another one.

Yeah.

Mm-mm-mm.

Yeah, we don't have to talk about that.

That's definitely.

We don't talk about that tomorrow.

It's a culture over there.

Oh my god, I can't

wait for the time to run

out

We'll get

deep into it tomorrow.

Look, somebody called me right

now.

Oh, I don't know.

I saw Brother Z shared a page that somebody else shared.

And it was just about, like, you know, multiple offenders hired by a certain organization.

And it seems like it's not just one.

And I'm gonna tell you something that's crazy too.

They've also been associated with some other, you know what?

You know what?

That was perfect timing.

That was amazing timing.

Sometimes we need people that will save us from ourselves.

All right, and that's why he's the goat.

Man, y'all, we had an amazing time.

I'm glad to be back, man.

I miss y'all.

I love y'all.

Man, don't fall for the BS, man.

Don't fall for the BS, not from a fake NFL player or from this country.

Tipping is a scam.

It's a scam.

The way we treat people in America is a scam.

The way we are forced to live in this country is a scam and it's driven by capitalism and greed.

And that is why those women were able to get scammed, Shannon, because they greedy.

They don't want the brother that worked at the library.

They want the man that got the number on his back, so y'all got to deal with it.

That's all I got, Shannon.

Take us home, please.

Man, thanks for rocking with us at the Lunch Break.

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