Seriously... hung out for over an hour just to steal from him! Awful. I wonder if he would have given her his wallet if she asked, you know, so she can look at his license, get his address and come hang out sometime
Glad this wasn’t around when I was younger since at least back then I only gave them my social security card and birth certificate… this guy was a real knucklehead
Tryna imagine me in this same scenario she’d be very surprised to see the “ insufficient funds “ pop up when she tries to send herself $300 😂😂 P.s. sent up a pin for ever purchase stay safe out there boys and girls
First off, when asking for number, be assertive. "Oh you want to exchange numbers? Cool, give me your number, I'll call you, and the missed call is me!" Absolutely no reason for anyone who genuinely wants to exchange numbers would oppose this, and if they do, that's enough of a red flag to leave- exemplified by this story. As for reporting her, absolutely do. Talk to Venmo about reversing the charge, and request ways on how to press charges. They're Venmo. They have had situations like this come up in the past, and they have a process on how to handle complaints. They would not be taken seriously as a company if they didn't go over issues like this before they even came together. I understand "respecting the move", but no, do not let her skate on this.
honestly it costs no money to file a police report. then if she gets caught and it's her word against some other poor bastards, they can see a report of previous behavior and maybe even call you in to validate his side of things
@@EventualWarlord Few things in life are as funny as dumb people calling someone Else dumb. I would explain why your comment is absurd, but you wouldn't understand. Go sit down somewhere, you absolute Muppet.
@@bbeaup Of course you can. But: (1) you CANNOT tie it to Face ID, so the original comment is confused/nonsensical (2) As I said, the DEFAULT is leaving your account unsecured. Which. . .As I Said. . .is ridiculous. That is all.
This is such a weird way to see this. It's stealing but just saying it's such a clever move! Like when someone pickpockets someone the cop wouldn't be like oh but he got you didn't you? He's so clever! Stealing is stealing, she's a thief.
Just because it’s clever , doesn’t make it right or justifiable. I think clever in this and some instances means like it’s just something unexpected, right or wrong , it’s an unique move on her part. At least to some people maybe.
I saw it as a “Touché” moment. She’s a horrible thieving bitch, but a clever horrible thieving bitch. It’s like respecting your enemy for being able to beat you.
Venmo should have an option to undo the transaction. If the money was withdrawn then the next time it acquires the $300 that money would go back to the dude.
Id report it, hes 100% right in saying "i can afford it but others cannot and she could go after them". For the pot smoking roomate just talk to them about it. Theres ways to cover the smell, hell in my day wed blow it into paper towel tubes stuffed with dryer towels.
Seems like you should not hand your phone to anyone, esp when there's distractions. That's what she was counting on. Yes, absolutely file a police report. Reminds me of the fake 'heiress' who conned dozens of dudes b/c of her seeming innocent requests
This is why I don't let people I don't trust have my phone. A coworker asked what phone I had last year, I told him a Galaxy. He asked "Can I see it??" So I handed it to him. He starts going under my settings and go to developer mode and unlock some certain shit and I'm like what are you doing, give it back now. "I'm making it run faster for you." I didn't ask you to change settings or mess with shit on my phone. I didn't know what he was doing, he could screw it up and make me lose pics/vids, he could be hacking into it, I'm not okay with it. My buddies or girlfriend are the only ones I would toss my phones to and not have to worry.
This is why I keep my phone locked all the time. Sure, it's a bit of a problem typing in my passcode every time I want touse it, but hey, just keeping my info safe.
I doubt you were the first person she done this to and she would have a hard time explaining why she gets money from guys that's not in her contacts, especially if you don't have hers
It does. However, if you don't log out each time you use it, what happened to this guy can happen to You. Agree that the default settings are beyond dumb.
4/21/2023 7:18pm NYS USA time decades ago a similar situation happened to a friend of mine she was on a date and the guy asked if she had a lighter she let him get it out of her purse 👛 and he stole $ 500.00 c and said he had to go to the bathroom he took off and left she found out where he lived & when he wasn't home she stole his house she had it cleaned out and within hours a new family moved in he came home and was pissed off the new family REFUSED to move out he had to admit to STEALING from dates & blind dates my friends ultimate revenge she showed him her FBI BADGE & I.D. & ARRESTED HIM he had stolen nearly $ 160,000.00 c from MULTIPLE WOMEN
Putting a number until a phone takes like a (1) minute. Also, why would younelt someone out a number into your phone. I get the feeling the guy is a beta simp and the girl knew it and knew she could get away with it. I'll bet she took his phone and walked off with it and brought it back and he thought he wa scool and special. What a a c/ uck. He deserves to get played for $300. Bozo
Its rly not just. Just something that girls hear passed around as a note in the same way guys pass around who’s a new rookie quarterback or something.. this was a thing like 6 years ago too
@@ShonenMikio I’ll meet you somewhere in between, he was very careless to hand over an unlocked phone. However, “asked for it” is interesting logic… seems kinda like if a drunk guy rages out for no good reason and you get hit because you happen to be standing by him at the time… again, careless but the situation is not justified by the dipsh** victim
Lmao, you'd find me at the same bar for 14 days waiting for her and her friends to come back
I hate to say it, but if a guy did this to a woman and she reported it, there'd be a 3 state manhunt for him.
Men have done this to women and there wasn't a manhunt. Who hurt you?
@@superblump87 I did, I hurt him
@@superblump87 also his username is pretty funny given his comment… guess pimp hands aren’t what they used to be
@@superblump87 That dine and dash guy got 120 days in jail for dipping on dinners with women.
@@superblump87 get real dude
Just brings back to mind Bill's bit about, 'No reason to hit a woman'. So many reasons, this is one of them.
Lol that girl played him so bad😭
Seriously... hung out for over an hour just to steal from him! Awful. I wonder if he would have given her his wallet if she asked, you know, so she can look at his license, get his address and come hang out sometime
Glad this wasn’t around when I was younger since at least back then I only gave them my social security card and birth certificate… this guy was a real knucklehead
Also my Venmo has a password idk seems weird
@@brianc3761 you never let a girl put her number in your phone? lol how is that anything like giving someone your wallet. most people are normal bruh
Tryna imagine me in this same scenario she’d be very surprised to see the “ insufficient funds “ pop up when she tries to send herself $300 😂😂
P.s. sent up a pin for ever purchase stay safe out there boys and girls
on the plus side at least you didnt realize the 300 was missing straight away. means you have more money than i do, id notice straight away haha
You sir got finessed
First off, when asking for number, be assertive. "Oh you want to exchange numbers? Cool, give me your number, I'll call you, and the missed call is me!"
Absolutely no reason for anyone who genuinely wants to exchange numbers would oppose this, and if they do, that's enough of a red flag to leave- exemplified by this story.
As for reporting her, absolutely do. Talk to Venmo about reversing the charge, and request ways on how to press charges. They're Venmo. They have had situations like this come up in the past, and they have a process on how to handle complaints. They would not be taken seriously as a company if they didn't go over issues like this before they even came together.
I understand "respecting the move", but no, do not let her skate on this.
Knee caps should be love tapped .. whether male or female you thieve you bleed ... Credit where it's due though WHoRes be getting smart 🤣🤣
Password protect everything
Would just call the cops
honestly it costs no money to file a police report. then if she gets caught and it's her word against some other poor bastards, they can see a report of previous behavior and maybe even call you in to validate his side of things
Lucky for the guys who dont use these garbage apps.
Should’ve turned on a passcode or FACEid
Wouldn't help. This is why I stay LOGGED OUT of Paypal & Venmo. Basic security.
@@EventualWarlord Few things in life are as funny as dumb people calling someone Else dumb. I would explain why your comment is absurd, but you wouldn't understand. Go sit down somewhere, you absolute Muppet.
@@DJKevvyKevCoolBreeze yeah it would. You can add a passcode required for every time you click open the venmo app.
@@bbeaup Of course you can. But: (1) you CANNOT tie it to Face ID, so the original comment is confused/nonsensical (2) As I said, the DEFAULT is leaving your account unsecured. Which. . .As I Said. . .is ridiculous. That is all.
Should've not had venmo in the first place!
This is such a weird way to see this. It's stealing but just saying it's such a clever move! Like when someone pickpockets someone the cop wouldn't be like oh but he got you didn't you? He's so clever! Stealing is stealing, she's a thief.
Just because it’s clever , doesn’t make it right or justifiable. I think clever in this and some instances means like it’s just something unexpected, right or wrong , it’s an unique move on her part. At least to some people maybe.
I saw it as a “Touché” moment. She’s a horrible thieving bitch, but a clever horrible thieving bitch. It’s like respecting your enemy for being able to beat you.
Yeah ....you got robbed ???? Try getting married ,you get robbed at the altar 😅
Venmo should have an option to undo the transaction. If the money was withdrawn then the next time it acquires the $300 that money would go back to the dude.
OMG Taft Theatre. Used to live in Cincy and went to college there. Congrats Bill on all your success!
Id report it, hes 100% right in saying "i can afford it but others cannot and she could go after them".
For the pot smoking roomate just talk to them about it. Theres ways to cover the smell, hell in my day wed blow it into paper towel tubes stuffed with dryer towels.
Bill Burr is a cool dude
Seems like you should not hand your phone to anyone, esp when there's distractions. That's what she was counting on. Yes, absolutely file a police report. Reminds me of the fake 'heiress' who conned dozens of dudes b/c of her seeming innocent requests
She'll get away Scot free in this simp society we're in
@@rejectwokeness1314 not very good with the ladies, eh?
@@superblump87 nope, I’m not… wait a second… that wasn’t to me… I mean yeah… slaying it, pff… like every hour my man…
@@rejectwokeness1314 I love shrimp
@@superblump87 is he wrong
This is why I don't let people I don't trust have my phone. A coworker asked what phone I had last year, I told him a Galaxy. He asked "Can I see it??" So I handed it to him. He starts going under my settings and go to developer mode and unlock some certain shit and I'm like what are you doing, give it back now. "I'm making it run faster for you." I didn't ask you to change settings or mess with shit on my phone.
I didn't know what he was doing, he could screw it up and make me lose pics/vids, he could be hacking into it, I'm not okay with it. My buddies or girlfriend are the only ones I would toss my phones to and not have to worry.
This is why I keep my phone locked all the time. Sure, it's a bit of a problem typing in my passcode every time I want touse it, but hey, just keeping my info safe.
I doubt you were the first person she done this to and she would have a hard time explaining why she gets money from guys that's not in her contacts, especially if you don't have hers
She’s A Genius Lol
This was going around social media some time ago. I wonder if it's legit or a copy cat
She did not brake the law. Remember law doesn’t protect fools.
Venmo doesnt have a passcode like any banking/cash app? Pretty dumb app
Cashapp doesn’t either
It does. However, if you don't log out each time you use it, what happened to this guy can happen to You. Agree that the default settings are beyond dumb.
@@ST-or1ce Oh cashapp is app too? Right. I meant cash-apps in general. But yea, pretty dumb. Once I close my bank app I'm automatically logged off.
@@Sphyn0x thats the general Idea
The banking In America just gets worse the more I hear of it
No harm in reporting it to the platform. Maybe they've gotten other complaints about her.
4/21/2023
7:18pm NYS USA time
decades ago
a similar situation happened to
a friend of mine
she was on a date
and the guy asked if she
had a lighter
she let him get it out of
her purse 👛
and
he stole $ 500.00 c
and said he had to go to the bathroom
he took off and left
she found out where he lived
&
when he wasn't home
she stole his house
she had it cleaned out
and
within hours
a new family moved in
he came home
and was
pissed off
the new family
REFUSED to move out
he had to admit to
STEALING
from dates & blind dates
my friends ultimate revenge
she showed him her
FBI BADGE & I.D.
&
ARRESTED HIM
he had stolen nearly
$ 160,000.00 c
from MULTIPLE WOMEN
Password protect your banking apps folks, it's pretty easy.
really balanced advice on what to do with the drunk neighbor
I like how the Asian guy is trying to rat but you assume the weed smoker isn’t cool lol
Doesn't the app require identification to confirm the transaction? All my money related apps do.
I'm pretty sure most people don't set it up, could be wrong I do
There's no reason to hit a woman
What if their downing the kids in the tub?
I have.
@@thereisnosanctuary6184 same here, two different ones, two different times and don't regret either time
That was all 10 years ago though
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Putting a number until a phone takes like a (1) minute. Also, why would younelt someone out a number into your phone. I get the feeling the guy is a beta simp and the girl knew it and knew she could get away with it. I'll bet she took his phone and walked off with it and brought it back and he thought he wa scool and special. What a a c/ uck. He deserves to get played for $300. Bozo
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But how did she know you bank account password.?. Dude didn't explain this. I call BS on this.
You don't need a password for venmo, it's open in your phone.
That's a 1000 IQ move tho...
Its rly not just. Just something that girls hear passed around as a note in the same way guys pass around who’s a new rookie quarterback or something.. this was a thing like 6 years ago too
3:49
This guy asked for it.
He did? I need to listen again… ohh wait… that was rhetorical, sorry
Lol what a fuckin clown. He didn’t ask to get his money stolen from him - it was crazy deceitful.
Yeah, yeah, so do the vvomen who date bad boys and get their ass beat.
@@brymac8904 S'dudes like mr "asked for it" that make women comfortable doing stuff like this
@@ShonenMikio I’ll meet you somewhere in between, he was very careless to hand over an unlocked phone. However, “asked for it” is interesting logic… seems kinda like if a drunk guy rages out for no good reason and you get hit because you happen to be standing by him at the time… again, careless but the situation is not justified by the dipsh** victim