The Most Hated Woman In Financial Audit History
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So because I was in Austin, I'm like, oh, let me get Tinder again to explore the area with an attractive male. He followed me up to my hotel room. Who? This guy from Tinder.
Okay, so you met...
And then he was trying to hook up with me and I was like, no, I'm not like that anymore. And then I low-key kicked him out.
She went around a lot of guys and hooked up. Okay, that's good. She consented to it, they consented to it. Then she flew here in Austin, chose to meet up with a guy. The guy wanted to hook up and she just made him sound like a creep.
I said no to him multiple times. Like he was trying to take off my clothes and I'm like, no.
What? No, no, no, you're pushing the goalpost. She did not say that. You are literally why nobody believes any claims, any assault claims, anything at all. You have destroyed it. The girl you met last night is trying to insinuate that you assaulted her. Please give me a call back. We gotta hear his side of the story, right?
Yeah.
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Hi, my name's Camille. I'm 22 years old. I'm from Newcastle, Pennsylvania, and this is Financial Audit.
Thanks for coming down to Austin. What do you do up in Newcastle for a living?
I work as a direct support professional, or DSP.
Okay, cool. What are you making?
I'm actually making pretty good for the area. I make $20 an hour, and then also I get gas mileage reimbursement.
Every month. Okay, well, are you driving all over the place?
Oh, yes.
Or what's happening?
Yes, you get 67 cents per mile.
Okay, but what does... Okay, so what hits your account then for paycheck cycle?
So right now, I'm kind of in the starting period because I just started this job in May. So it's kind of like...
Wait.
I'm unsure.
April, imagine.
Because I had a different job.
I mean, you're over a month in at this point.
But it's kind of like my boss didn't want to throw me to the wolves. She kind of wanted to set me up a little bit.
Sure, but are you not working your full time?
Well, right now, my last paycheck was like average 37 per week, but I also had the mileage. 37? 37.5 hours each week.
No, what's the number that hits?
I would say that one was like 1,600 with the gas mileage reimbursement.
Per week?
Every two weeks.
Okay, so 1,600 you said? Yes. Okay. So are we thinking it's going to be that 3,200? Listen, Newcastle, I'm honestly not as familiar. What major city is it near?
I'm like halfway between Youngstown, Ohio. Oh, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Okay, so this is not an insanely expensive cost of living area. So you should be fine doing that. And listen, at 22, that is not a bad place to be whatsoever. You know, if we're there by like mid 40s, you know, different conversation. But with where you are, that is actually pretty good. You shouldn't have to be on the show. You're doing very well. But I am being told you're already kind of arguing with your boss about the hours and you're like sending her long texts and you're acting kind of... and like trying to get your hours shifted and stuff.
Oh, I was starting to get a little bit burnout because I would work. Burnout? You're not a month into the job burnout.
You don't know what burnout is.
What does Camille make and how much does she earn as a DSP?
You've never had a job.
You've never had a career. You're barely in your working life. I had my other job for a year and I got very burnt out because that was like 40 hours a week and I was doing a lot of overtime too.
40 hours a week. Okay, that's normal. We all do that and we all do a little extra overtime. How much overtime?
Um, like one or two extra shifts, but the shifts would be like, what was the job?
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–3:33
2
What does Camille make and how much does she earn as a DSP?
3:33–8:00
3
Why is Camille asking her boss for schedule changes and claiming 'empathy burnout'?
8:00–28:40
4
What financial choices led Camille to sell nudes and seek a sugar daddy?
28:40–38:56
5
How did Camille's Tinder hookup in Austin escalate to an accusation?
38:56–46:12
6
Did she falsely accuse him of pressuring and how did hosts react?
46:12–50:09
7
How did the hosts determine her true financial situation from bank and card statements?
50:09–55:03
8
What debt pitfalls (high interest cards, mom-payments, consolidation) were identified?
55:03–1:30:16