Kylee Dennis

I need to buy some extra tools.

Yeah.

Doesn't make any sense.

But remember, when you're involved with that person, that does make sense because they have laid the foundations and now they're just slowly starting to build the house.

So they have done that, you know, maybe in six weeks of laying or a couple of months, then all of a sudden they're saying to you, I've got a problem with...

you know, something to do with the workers and I need to do this.

And then all of a sudden you're then sending money or I've got this great investment opportunity.

I've just found out, please don't tell anybody.

This is just between you and I. So they then start feeding that part.

So it's that they're drip feeding urgency and necessity and you're the only one that is going to be able to help me.

And why would they question that?

Because they're not inclined to question it.

Maybe an 18-year-old or 20-year-old would question more things online than what an older person.

This is in the romance world.

They would look at that saying, well, that's a real person that has gone onto that dating app, has paid for that privilege to be onto that dating app, so they must be real.

Okay.

They don't think, well, how many people in this dating app is not real.

Yeah.

And don't get me wrong, all dating apps can have fake people in them.

I mean, I know there are some dating apps that have got –