Gabriel Mizrahi

And they're doing that.

It's almost like they're fattening you up for when they need that favor.

When they need that favor, when they need that loan, you wouldn't question it because this guy is so generous.

Why wouldn't I trust him with money?

From a distance, we're thinking about these romance scams like, how could anybody fall for these things, right?

But the closer you look into it and put yourself in the shoes of the victim, you realize that when you're in the center of the cyclone, it all makes a lot more sense.

Another thing is when somebody smothers you and just consumes all of your time, that's a warning sign, too, because what they're doing is that they're cutting you off from your surroundings.

They create the urgency so that you could make stupid decisions and you kind of bypass your reasoning.

Don't forget your friends and don't forget your family.

Their opinion counts and you should take it.

Honestly, when you start seeing all these signs, you recognize that maybe this is a situation where you gotta create personal space.

You have to create boundaries.

Most victims of any con artist, they feel so ashamed that they don't want to tell their story because they've been violated their trust and they're no longer trusting people.

Welcome to Feedback Friday.

Nicely done.

I love that.

Yeah.

We're just free balling in these hot springs of WTF for sure.

That was a great one.

I love that one.