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But she faked having cancer and, like, having... And here's where you're... This is going to make your blood boil. You're going to lose your shit. Yeah. Because I feel like the Scamanda one is horrific.

But she faked having cancer and, like, having... And here's where you're... This is going to make your blood boil. You're going to lose your shit. Yeah. Because I feel like the Scamanda one is horrific.

But she faked having cancer and, like, having... And here's where you're... This is going to make your blood boil. You're going to lose your shit. Yeah. Because I feel like the Scamanda one is horrific.

This was even worse, if you can imagine, because she wasn't just scamming people out of money. She made this whole wellness company that Apple got behind and was like, she was a featured Apple app. It was all about she was curing her cancer with natural foods.

This was even worse, if you can imagine, because she wasn't just scamming people out of money. She made this whole wellness company that Apple got behind and was like, she was a featured Apple app. It was all about she was curing her cancer with natural foods.

This was even worse, if you can imagine, because she wasn't just scamming people out of money. She made this whole wellness company that Apple got behind and was like, she was a featured Apple app. It was all about she was curing her cancer with natural foods.

So all of these people with cancer are looking at this young woman who has stage four incurable cancer, who was given three months to live and is here four years later showing pictures of acai bowls and, you know, beet soup. So they are potentially turning against Western medicine and going, oh, well, I can just cure this with food. Right. Which you can't. Anyway, just absolutely horrific.

So all of these people with cancer are looking at this young woman who has stage four incurable cancer, who was given three months to live and is here four years later showing pictures of acai bowls and, you know, beet soup. So they are potentially turning against Western medicine and going, oh, well, I can just cure this with food. Right. Which you can't. Anyway, just absolutely horrific.

So all of these people with cancer are looking at this young woman who has stage four incurable cancer, who was given three months to live and is here four years later showing pictures of acai bowls and, you know, beet soup. So they are potentially turning against Western medicine and going, oh, well, I can just cure this with food. Right. Which you can't. Anyway, just absolutely horrific.

But also, in this docu-series, people who had once been her friend were like... She has all of the makings of being like this. She became this massive corporate CEO of this successful app that had beautiful pictures. It was compelling. She connected with people, which just take the cancer out of it. She could have had a hugely successful wellness industry.

But also, in this docu-series, people who had once been her friend were like... She has all of the makings of being like this. She became this massive corporate CEO of this successful app that had beautiful pictures. It was compelling. She connected with people, which just take the cancer out of it. She could have had a hugely successful wellness industry.

But also, in this docu-series, people who had once been her friend were like... She has all of the makings of being like this. She became this massive corporate CEO of this successful app that had beautiful pictures. It was compelling. She connected with people, which just take the cancer out of it. She could have had a hugely successful wellness industry.

And now, I mean, luckily, she's been outed as a complete fraud. And it's so interesting also because in the docuseries, She maintains like the whole way and then she goes on this interview on Australian TV with 60 Minutes where they're like, so did you have cancer? And she was like, well, yes, because I thought I did.

And now, I mean, luckily, she's been outed as a complete fraud. And it's so interesting also because in the docuseries, She maintains like the whole way and then she goes on this interview on Australian TV with 60 Minutes where they're like, so did you have cancer? And she was like, well, yes, because I thought I did.

And now, I mean, luckily, she's been outed as a complete fraud. And it's so interesting also because in the docuseries, She maintains like the whole way and then she goes on this interview on Australian TV with 60 Minutes where they're like, so did you have cancer? And she was like, well, yes, because I thought I did.

And she comes across, so they kind of do the before and after. And the before, she seems so self-assured and she's being flown all over the world to have meetings. She has this huge book coming out internationally with Penguin. Like, she's like crushing it and seems so poised and smart. And of course, there's the element of, and she's going through cancer treatments. Mm-hmm.

And she comes across, so they kind of do the before and after. And the before, she seems so self-assured and she's being flown all over the world to have meetings. She has this huge book coming out internationally with Penguin. Like, she's like crushing it and seems so poised and smart. And of course, there's the element of, and she's going through cancer treatments. Mm-hmm.

And she comes across, so they kind of do the before and after. And the before, she seems so self-assured and she's being flown all over the world to have meetings. She has this huge book coming out internationally with Penguin. Like, she's like crushing it and seems so poised and smart. And of course, there's the element of, and she's going through cancer treatments. Mm-hmm.

But, and then you see her and you're like, she's so stupid seeming. She comes across as just being so dumb. And like, how did you read your audience so well before to be able to manipulate them? And now you're maintaining, like, you think your audience is so dumb watching this going, oh, well, she thought she had it. So she must have, like, that counts. Yeah.

But, and then you see her and you're like, she's so stupid seeming. She comes across as just being so dumb. And like, how did you read your audience so well before to be able to manipulate them? And now you're maintaining, like, you think your audience is so dumb watching this going, oh, well, she thought she had it. So she must have, like, that counts. Yeah.