Short transcript excerpt (YouTube) of a conversational exchange arguing that scammers are more likely to target people who appear confident or 'look the part' rather than those who seem 'dusty.' Speakers A and B discuss how perceived confidence can lead people to be scammed.
Like those type of people, though. Those people that, like, are scamming. Bro, scammers do not look for the dusty and confident, okay?
They just don't. You're not. You don't look. The scammers don't look for the. The DCs.
Man.
They don't look for the DCs, baby. But that's how the initials get.
Scammed, because they feel like they look the part. Like looking in the mirror and.
Then seeing someone that reflects them. And, you know, I brought it up because, yeah, it's probably better to be dusty and comfortable and legal than spend six years scamming and not spend the next 20 years in prison.
