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The second Sports. I am Tile
Office. Good morning, and welcome to

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tech Talk on K one fourteen hundred
and ninety three point three. Fund you

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by Ernest Heating and Air, NBR
Electronics and IT Village. Question about your

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technical device, your computer, your
cell phone one eight hundred seven four nine

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five nine three six one eight hundred
seven four nine five nine three six And

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now your host of tech Talk,
Charles Miller of NBR Electronics and Charles Mall

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of It Village. It's tech Talk
on K one, fourteen hundred and ninety

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three point three. Good morning,
good morning, good morning, and welcome,

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welcome walk to me. It is
time to get tech you with it

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here. It is our tech Talk
program, and we have in the studio

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mister Charles Miller and a fellow who
looks a lot like me, Jimmy Williams.

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Good morning. My gosh. Women
were coming up saying, oh you

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must be Tom Davis at the Little
Sooner Park. I just didn't know how

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to take that. I figure somebody
is looking for money. I think it'd

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be an improvement, that's what Tom. You all right? I don't sare

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what anybody says about you. I
like it looks like a good fishing shirt.

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It's one of those ones you can
get wet. It's a fishing musicians.

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Yeah, yeah, I like that. What does that say? Constantineah

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Man, that's nice. I wish
the radio crowd could see that. That's

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pretty nice. Well, we had
a good fourth of July. I mean

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it's it seemed like Americans were having
a good time. Yeah, and some

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of them still are still are.
I mean a lot of all the way

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up till two three in the morning. Some of them got new nicknames like

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three fingers. Yeah, yeah,
yeah, three fingers, three fingers more

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than you know. We had a
busy week yesterday or this last week,

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but yesterday was just unbelievable. People
really are abusive with devices. I just

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want you to know, and we've
been trying to help them understand it.

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You know a lot of times people
can't understand how their phone screen breaks or

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whatever. You've got to remember their
glass. They are glass. They're not

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indestructible. As much as these guys
are trying to get these glass to be

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diamond whatever or whatever strength, glass, liquid coded, yeah, liquid coadd

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None of that stuff is gonna help
you. It is glass. It's it's

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like a computer. You know,
and you got to treat it as such.

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Uh you know. But but here's
the thing. They're going to break

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and sometimes we're all going to have
that accident. I got out of the

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truck this morning. Luckily it didn't
break, but I'd wrapped my phone slap

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down on the ground and I got
a rocky driveway and I reached it put

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my phone between my legs and my
truck seat, which I never do.

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And I was just talking to my
chickens before I was leaving, giving them,

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giving them what ford what she always
I was giving them what for to

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stay off my porch. Damn,
well, you've got a mouthful of coke.

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I thought I was gonna spit that
coke. But anyways, it was.

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I was sitting there telling them what
to do and what not to do,

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and they were looking at me like
a calf looking at a new gate.

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And I forgot about my phone between
my legs and I stepped out to

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grab something, and that phone went
right straight to the ground. So I

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know that even guys that do repairs, we're gonna know, yeah what happens

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here. I mean, we all
make these mistakes, and rest assured we

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could take care of your problems almost
all hands here, definitely, but just

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remember, you know, be careful
with your device. These things they do

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have glass screens, and glass does
break, so which had quite a few

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yesterday. They got left on like
tailgate of the truck or on the buffer

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of the car, you know,
like as they're taking stuff out of the

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lawn chairs or fireworks or whatever had
a cookout, and they laid it down

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on a buffer of the car and
left it there and they drove off and

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it fell off. And I've got
a rule in my line, and I

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broke it this morning with that phone
being between my legs. But I always

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tell myself, wherever I set my
phone, is this a safe place to

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set the phone. I always do
that. I always say, you know,

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I think to myself real quickly,
is this the place I want to

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put it? Because I've set it
on tables at home, and I'm thinking

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there's a lot of high traffic right
here. Somebody's gonna knock this off and

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it's gonna get broken. And I
always turned the screen face down. Yeah,

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But with these new phones, they
got glass backs, so you can't

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really protect them all the time.
So you just got to think about that

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and be careful about putting them in
your back pockets sitting on them because they

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are aluminum. I've had a lot
out of luck with that Utter defenders.

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Yeah, the defenders are really good. Yes, yeah, yeah, and

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and remember this too. They the
new iPhones are made out of titanium.

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The only bad thing about that is
used to be with the old aluminum ones.

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We can somewhat straighten the frame when
you would bend them. You can't

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bend that titanium, so if it
gets bent from a hard drop, it

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isn't going back into shape. So
you know, sometimes we can't do a

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repair. I had one end the
other day. I told the guy,

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your corner is kind of slightly bent, and I can't take pliers or anything

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to bend it back. It's going
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one of the frame with actually busts
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with frame gets that. Yeah.
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they're trying to make them indestructible,
but they can't. You can't make

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something like that indestructible. These things
are miniature computers in your pocket, and

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they're going to break. And keep
them affordable, they're trying to teach them

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how to swim, you know,
so that they can get wet, and

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that's not we're going. They obviously
found out that they I remember when Samsung

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came out with the first one,
said it's waterproof and poor. They were

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advertising the heck out of it,
it's waterproof and showing guys taking pictures underneath

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the water. And the next thing, you know what, I got a

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whole bunch of people in my shop
going, hey, I try to take

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pictures on the water, and I
got all this water in my phone.

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Well, you know, they have
holes in them called speakers and microphones.

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They can't make these waterproof. And
you know, the Apple Watch is waterproof.

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You can actually swim with it,
but there's a mode you have to

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put it in before you go dip
yourself in the pool. It basically seals

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that hole off and kind of puts
a block of where water can't get to

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the important parts. But then when
you when you click your crown a certain

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way, it'll spit that water out
when it's shutting off, and you'll see

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it and actually go and squirt the
water tone and it's just making a tone

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to do that. So there's a
there's an eleven year old boy inside of

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me saying I could find some fun
in that. Yeah. What's really funny

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is they advertise it as water waterproof, so you can swim with it,

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you know, you could do your
laps and stuff and do all that stuff

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and chart everything that you're doing.
But in the disclaimer, if you read

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it, it says these are not
completely waterproof. Basically, they're telling you

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they can they can be water damage. Even though it's waterproof as a watch.

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They can advertise you doing it,
but it still says it can get

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well like a mine mine mindset,
mine set water resistant to fifty meters.

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I'm like, yeah, but but
it resistant well, it had to be

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underwater. Oh h it's talking to
you. Yeah, I thought that's my

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dog talking to me. I thought
he's calling me. But you know,

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honestly, you know, these things
are very smart. They've got really cool

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features. But remember your phones are
not waterproof, yeah, just not.

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And they're not crash proof. You
got to be careful in them. So

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anyways, moving on from that,
we were talking this morning before we got

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up here, you know about our
thing with people getting scammed. Yeah,

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some of the biggest stuff that's happening, and how criminals are exploiting personal information,

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usually on vulnerable elderly people. You
know, this is where we've got

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to really take some time and think
about these things. You know, how

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how do they even get your data? But you know a lot of times

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you when you go to get like
a car, or you go to buy

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a cell service and you're at the
cell store, you give them so many

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details a lot a lot of times
I have found that it's just from pure

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curiosity, you know. You know
a lot of my customers they'll get an

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email and it'll say Amazon has charged
you four hundred and ninety five dollars for

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a pair of ten issues, and
they go, well, I don't remember

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that. Yeah, and then they
open it up and click here to confirm

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this or deny it. Once they
click it, boom, they're in it.

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Yeah. Well you have to inswer
your your your password, your email

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and password to get into your account
exactly. But on fair website, they've

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got it linked to a computer.
Now they got all your information. They've

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got your they've got your information to
your logg into Amazon or eBay, and

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then they can just do purchasing with
your cards that are listed in your account.

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So you got to be really careful
how you access those. If I

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get an email that comes in and
says that I've purchased something from Amazon,

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and I'm going I didn't purchase that. I don't go to that site.

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Yes I did, remember, Yeah, I went to my Amazon app and

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logged in there, which uses my
face ID. Andal I got into it

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and looked and there was no charge
for that. So I said, yeah,

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see this is all day now.
It was PayPal, but that wasn't

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actually a scam. PayPal actually sent
me the message and said I'm companied by

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the name of what did we say
It was? Uh, I don't remember

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it, but they said this company
wanted to get money from me. It

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said, okay, the two hundred
and sixty nine dollars transaction. And if

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I'd have said, oh, okay, what did I buy and just click

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yes, they'd have gotten my money
and had my account. Yeah, they

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actually were in on my actual on
my account. So I looked at it

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and I thought, no, that's
suspicious. So I declined it and put

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a block on it. Good thing
he did. He didn't ignore it or

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there. And so I went through
PayPal and I talked to their technical support

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a couple hours later, I called
him and said, Hey, I wanted

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to find out about this this company. How does that access How did they

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get access to that? He said, they call those fishing. They fish

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people to see if you'll just go
ahead and give them the money because you

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think it's something. You may have
perched something and it's on your if you're

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in the dark web, they'll see
where you made a purchase of that amount,

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and then they'll use that amount because
you're going to recogniz is it sixty

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nine? What did I buy for
two sixty nine? Oh yeah, boat

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seats? And then whether they bought
something for your from Amazon, for your

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house or something, and they see
that because it was on the dark web.

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Soon as they see they amount you
did, they try to get you

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to give them money from your PayPal
account. And so you know, it's

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a scary thing. Just be really
careful people and be watching your accounts,

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know what transactions are taking place,
because once you get scammed, your banks

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will shut you out of your asps. Then you have to come to Jimmy,

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get them cleaned up and make sure
there's no holes they're going to make

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to certify as they're going to tell
you at the bank, go get it

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certified with Jimmy and and they'll send
him over to them. Yeah. These

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call centers overseas, they actually have
classes teaching these agents how to actually hack

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into your accounts. Yes, they
do. Yeah, it's pretty scary,

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you know. You know where whenever
I work out at a side tail,

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we actually had had classes actually taught
us how to work with customers and fix

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their accounts and everything, and it
was pretty intensive. Wow. I was

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really impressed on how much they taught
us. Yeah, alrighty, we're gonna

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be right back with a little bit
more tech talk if you don't frighten the

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daylight telling me, Hey, worry, we're about tech talk. Scams of

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plenty, I tell you, but
here's something that's not scamworthy. We'll be

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It one eight hundred seven three six
Charles and Jimmy take it away. Guys.

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Well, we had an interesting day
yesterday. I gotta tell you too.

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I want to do a shout out
to my buddy up at DFR Wendel.

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Boy, those guys are fast.
Yeah. I tell you I had

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a tire blowout on me right after
I had dropped an RV off. It

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blew the old front tire off my
truck, you know, but they were

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old tires. They had been on
there I should have changed a long time

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ago. But anyways, I ran
up there and boy it was done in

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like metro procrast it twenty minutes.
I was gonna have somebody pick me up

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and take me back to my shop. The guy who was already had it

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up on the baby. He says, just be a little bit here.

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So I just stayed and waited.
Man, And boy, it was a

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good job. I'm telling you.
It was just a real good shout out

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it. Anyways, wonderful day for
me. But going back to scams and

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stuff. Yeah, one of the
things that seniors do too. A lot

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of times they try to tell you
that you've got some problems with your computer,

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and I'm from Microsoft and I'm trying
to fix this problem you've got.

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You've got a bunch of viruses on
it. They call you, yes,

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or they send you a text,
but sometimes they just call you. Don't

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take those calls, right, tell
them listen, I don't Microsoft never calls

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you. I'm just gonna tell you, just tell them we're not interested.

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One thing you got to remember,
Microsoft creates operating system. They don't do

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the support. No, well,
well they do, but yeah, well

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they don't do anti virus yes,
right right, they make operating systems.

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You got to get your own antibody. Yeah, And and they do not

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monitor whatever you do. And whenever
something goes wrong your system, they're going

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to call you and say, hey, something wrong with your system. Yeah.

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They haven't got the demandpire to do
that exactly. They don't. And

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you know, the frustrating part is
that people fall for this and they give

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them all this access. How many
times have you and I had to deal

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with that? Oh my gosh,
I mean, you helped so many people.

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But they get in there and they
just they just give them so much

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information. You know, be really
don't be so liberal by giving your information

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of Also, just remember you know, you know I asked this lady one

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time. She said, well,
they called me, they called me by

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now. I said, I understand
that. I said, just remember this.

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Where did you buy your computer?
She said Walmart? I said,

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did you buy it from Microsoft?
She said no. I said, then

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how would Microsoft know your name and
your telephone number? Yeah, that's a

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good point. Yeah, And then
they think about it. They're like,

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yeah, that makes sense, Yeah, how would they know? You know?

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But that's the way it is with
everything, though, Jimmy, I

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sit there sometimes and I talk to
people I go. I don't know why,

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and I'm still trying to figure this
out myself. Why I had to

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give up every bit of information to
get a phone. You know, your

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house address, your driver's license.
You have to give all the social security

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number just to get a phone.
But you do it when you go to

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get one and get set up on
an account. You got to give them

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all that information, I allow.
When they get hacked. Guess who gets

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all your information? Right, the
criminal. And they've also got scareware pages

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that actually it scares a tar out
of here. It does more and more

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realistic. Yes, yes they are. Yeah, yeah, people be surfing

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along and they come to a vadio. We're worrying warning microsol has any detect

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the virus on your you know,
call his number and then we'll remove it.

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Blah blah blah. And people sitting
there going, you know, hear

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that siren going off, you know, just drive them nuts, and they

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call that number just to shut it
up, you know, and don't do

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that. Yeah, And then where
they do, and you call that number,

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they'll they'll give you a website to
go to. You go to that

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website and let's let them in on
your computer. They go in there and

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lock you out, and then they
want fourteen hundred dollars or however much they

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asked for it to let you back
in, and if you pay it,

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they got your money, and they
still don't let you back in. Well

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that's good advice, Jimmy, don't
do it. Yes, Yeah, when

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you hear those alarms, call Yeah. If you have questions and you get

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one of those alarms, don't answer
to it. I had called Jimmy,

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I had what I had. One
lady she she fell for that and she

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had just lost her husband six weeks
to that. They went in and wiped

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her whole hard drive. She lost
every picture she had her of her deceased

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husband. I thought that was so
cruel. Yeah, well that's what they

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don't care. If it's not about
whether they Yeah, they don't care.

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They do not go in it to
me, and they actually, like you

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said, they have buildings that are
actual businesses. They don't care to any

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young, old, disabled, blind, can't hear whatever, They don't care.

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They do not care. Along they
can get your money, they would

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do it. And there and here's
another thing. They're not discriminatory. They

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do it to everybody. They don't
care if what age you are, what

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nationality you are, what. They
don't care about anything. They just want

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to get your money. And you
can be in a really hardship problem.

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They don't give a flip. They
just want your money. So be really

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careful with those things, folks,
we especially elderly, just be careful from

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all these scams. We talk about
this often, but I don't think people

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really let it sink in. There's
so much stuff that goes on. I

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got scammed this morning, Jimmy.
I was watching a video that I thought

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was real. I was look at
what somebody sent me. This happened on

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the view of course, you know, it was some kind of a talk

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thing. Jimmy goes, did you
look at that? That's AI Driven?

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And I'm looking at going now,
I see it, but I didn't see

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it at first. I was really
sucked into it and I thought this was

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a real, a real broadcast.
Now how did you figure out to say

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I driven? I actually seen how
it was made. Okay, Yeah,

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and when you look at it closely
you can see, oh yeah, well,

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they just don't sink together. In
the conversation where she's looking she's looking

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at the guy's neck and beyond and
he's not even really there because it's it's

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AI driven, So you have to
be really careful about even what you hear.

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You know, the world is is
so right now inundated with false news

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and false fake news stuff. It's
not just fake news, it's fake everything.

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Every videos. You know, some
of this stuff is so staged.

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And you know, there was one
one group of videos on TikTok or not

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TikTok but YouTube or whatever, those
quick shorts, and it was one of

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these ones that you really, you
really get sucked into watching it. You

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realize, wait a minute, one
time, you'll finally just go this.

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They're just acting this out. This
isn't real. You know, you get

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you all sucked up, but they
can they can derive a narrative from that

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fake video. So again you got
to just be careful what you see.

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Right, And a lot of people
see this and next next to you think

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it for real. And you know
what's really funny is we had guys come

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through here one time that was taking
a trip. You remember him. He

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came through Oklahoma, but he was
doing the whole tour of the United States

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and he was talking about how wonderful
all the states were as he went to

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different places. He said, you
see on the news all these things,

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but when I went to that state
there, those people are really super nice

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and they were so helpful and they
helped me through this, you know.

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And he just was taking this walking
tour through the United States, and it

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was really a cool video to watch. He did his whole journey. It

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took him like five months or something
like that to do this entire but if

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you watch the news, it was
up there and he was showing his whole

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journey and he talked about different places
he went, and there'd be a lot

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of people that probably are listening to
that. I have seen that. But

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he was saying, you know,
the world is not as we always perceive

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it. Sometimes all the media makes
it look as bleak as it's gonna be,

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but sometimes it may not be that
way. You know, when you

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go to some of these towns,
it may be a totally different thing than

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what you see, right, And
I found that with people, especially in

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our area. I mean, people
are friendly here. Right. If you

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go out, you're gonna go walk
around in Walmart and you run into somebody

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and that you got something on your
shirt. That's kind of funny. They'll

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stop and talk to you about it. Hey, we're doing a barbecue if

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you want to come, you know, and just people out of the blue,

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And that's what really sells you on
on fake news. You know,

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you know that this stuff is it's
not real. I get more comments over

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sooner bull calf. I had one
lady she keep the doors. She goes,

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well, first thing you're gonna have
news, turn that cap around.

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She was just so funny. Eddie
goes, yeah, but I'm not the

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one coming to get something fixed.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, I said,

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that's all right, that's the go
After that, what she said something

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about I came here to get some
intelligence, but you gotta turn that hat

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around. But he said, yeah, but you're the weather broke your computer.

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It was just funny. I thought
that was really good stuff. We

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had a glass. Yeah. Sometimes
you got a laugh. You got a

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laugh with people, and they do. He gets so many different responses.

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Some of them come in and go, yeah, I came to the right

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place. Yeah, this guy's got
it together. The other ones are doing

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that. You know. The two
girls that came in yesterday, one of

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them had a Texas shirt on the
other one had a huge shirt on,

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gentlemen, take it away. Yeah, and I was telling you this morning

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about some of the stuff with scams. One of the things that I had

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found this last week that I read, actually watched the whole video on it

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was the scammers using lost pets.
When you post up about lost pets,

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they go after money to get your
pet back, but they don't even have

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the pet. They pray on people
say yeah, you're you're white and black

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dog. You know that you're missing
because they read something about what you were

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looking they were looking for. I
know right, word's out, but you're

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gonna have to pay me to know
where it's at. I want to reward.

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They even go through Facebook and see
see where you're missing a pet,

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and then then they prey on you
for finances in order to get your pet

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back, but they don't really know
where. You know where your dog is

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or I've got your dog, but
how much you're willing to give me to

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get him bag. Yep. So
be careful with those. Don't don't fall

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into those traps we you know in
selling stuff if you buy on Craig's List

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or places like that. Do not
meet at some location that's not visible.

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Me at a police station, Yes, you can meet there. You can

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meet at a really highly you know, trafficked place where there's lots of people,

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and then do your exchange there if
you're going to do something through you

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know, like Craig's List or something, but it's just such a scary thing

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to do that. Don't meet at
somebody's house. Don't meet in a private

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area where there's nobody. You know, there's an abandoned building on such and

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such time, Just don't go there
because you're gonna get scammed. I had

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one of those situations years ago.
I was buying something for a motorcycle and

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the guy said, I want to
meet you at this gas stations right up

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off seventy five between here in SKYATUK
and the place is closed, but you'll

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see out there, there's no lighting, there's nothing. And I drove up

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there and I was just looking.
This doesn't look really all that safe,

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so I said, I drove up
and have a window up and I said,

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hey, so are you the ones
selling it? Yeah? I said,

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can I see it? Well,
if you want to get out,

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we'll take it. No, no, no, no, just show it

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to me and then I'll decide if
I want to buy it or not.

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And then he turned around to say
something to me, and I knew it

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was a scams. I just took
off. And so you know, I

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drove all the way up there for
nothing. But you've got to be in

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a more business area. And so
if you're going to do that, make

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sure you make plans to meet somewhere
where it's visible. Well, well,

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a lot of those are all back
on these cell phone over marketplace yeah,

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Facebook marketplace yeah, yeah yeah.
People will post cell phones up. Most

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of them are stolen, they've been
dropped in water. Now you never know

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that until thatter you buy it.
And that's true, Jimmy, I'm glad

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you brought that up. If you
do want to go buy a phone that's

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used from somebody, always do this
before you If it's at that Hello screen,

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like you're going to log in and
do a new account, always do

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this. Log in and make a
new account, don't put any passwords or

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anything. Just log in like you're
gonna set it up as a new phone.

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And if it comes and says,
well, you need to put in

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this email in order to unlock this
phone. It's locked to somebody else's again,

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yes you can. It'll be a
paperweight to you. You cannot do

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anything with it because nobody can break
that out. It won't work anotherwhere.

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Sometimes you can log all the way
in and get in, but check your

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cameras, check that it's got cellular
access, you know, Can I put

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my SIM card in here and at
least test this to make sure I'm getting

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access card tray. Remember that one
lady that came in brought her phone in

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with their daughter and they had just
bought it online. It had no cameras

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in it. Now that's whatever,
and they didn't check any of that.

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Came in the other day that didn't
even have a ear ear piece. He

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took his to get repaired somewhere and
they didn't even put his ear piece back

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in, and they told him,
yeah, your speaker's just damaged. And

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he didn't have a speaker in there
to begin with. Yeah, So when

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we open it up, I said, look, you're missing the whole thing

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that makes all that work. And
so that's why your face recognition, none

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of that stuff works because just so
he said, well, I had guys

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do it at a cheap place.
They worked out of their house. I

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said, well, they didn't put
all your stuff back. That's why it's

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a cheap place. And that's why
he's not advertised, because they don't want

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nobody knowing when sometimes you're going to
pay a little more, but go to

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a place that's reputable, that knows
what they're doing, and they're going to

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do a good quality repair for you. Our goal at where we are Jimmy

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doest computers, I do electronics.
My goal is to fix the problem for

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somebody. I don't want to send
them out with more problems than they came

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in with. We want to fix
it so that you're happy with the repair

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and everything goes smoothly for you.
Not always is it going to be that

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way, because sometimes people damage these
phones beyond repair. So we are still

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going to tempt We've tried to come
in and see if we can recover data

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from a water damage fane. Even
though you can't, you know, sometimes

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we try and at least see what
we can do, and at times we've

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been successful and be able to help
somebody get back there right over by a

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truck. Yeah, I get those
two and we go through the whole process

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to try to see if it's still
going to be a usable phone. So

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but just go to the right place, the people you can trust. And

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where can we find one mister Charles
Miller and one mister Jimmy Williams downstairs NBR

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Electronics. It's where we're both here
at kW AND Radio station on Frank Phillips

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and Quapaw Yes in the corner.
Got look for It's a great, big

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white building here in Bartlesville with about
twenty million satellite dishes, that's it,

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and forty million birds. There's a
lot of that. Three really good looking

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guys. Man, we're handsome,
you know, I'm telling you. Well,

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yeah, Now everybody's going, oh
please every day I did smoke coming

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down the transmitter. Now and we
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