Video summary
The video transcript details a federal investigation into a multi-state romance and investment scam where two men defrauded at least 26 women out of $1.3 million. The primary suspect, Dejon Love, created an elaborate fake persona on social media posing as an undrafted San Francisco 49ers wide receiver named "Dejon Labraier Love." His accomplice, Taylor Chan, posed as Love's financial advisor to facilitate the fraud. Together, they used dating apps to build romantic relationships with victims, staged three-way calls showing falsified investment gains, and pressured women into taking out personal loans under the guise of legitimate investment opportunities. The FBI charged both men with wire fraud and conspiracy after arresting them in Idaho following a four-and-a-half-year operation that spanned California, Oregon, Washington, and Idaho.
The narrator provides a scathing critique of Love's fabricated lifestyle, pointing out numerous inconsistencies that reveal his deception. Despite claiming to be an undrafted player who barely made the roster, Love posted images of himself driving luxury vehicles like McLarens, Lamborghinis, and Mercedes G-Wagons, as well as wearing expensive Richard Mille watches. The narrator argues that even NFL players who make millions rarely live this lavish lifestyle immediately upon joining a team, especially those on injured reserve or undrafted free agents. Furthermore, the physical appearance of Love contradicted his claims; he was described as having "twig-like" legs and synthetic facial hair unsuitable for an athlete, yet he was seen wearing team gear and holding a 49ers helmet while driving or at the beach, actions that real players would never perform. The scam also involved impersonating other figures like Johnny Dang and using photos of actual teammates to lend credibility to his fake profile.
The transcript concludes with a strong warning to women about the dangers of romance scams and the psychology behind them, attributing the victims' susceptibility to "American Greed" and a desire for quick wealth. The narrator advises that anyone asking for money or investment opportunities from someone they are dating should be immediately rejected, regardless of the person's claimed profession or status. He emphasizes that scammers often target vulnerable individuals by promising high returns on investments that do not exist, urging listeners to verify claims through independent sources like LinkedIn rather than trusting social media profiles alone. Ultimately, the message is a call for vigilance, financial prudence, and spiritual awareness to avoid falling prey to these sophisticated schemes that can drain savings and lead to severe financial ruin.
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Well, I was about to record about
something else and then one of my guys,
Pierre, sent me this article about a
guy. So, he pulled the uh Cheyenne
Bryant
and Angel Murdoch, I think her name was,
he pulled one of their frauds,
a guy. And so ladies, y'all got to watch
out for this too now
because you know the ladies, they did it
to make money online.
This gentleman did it to take money out
your pocket. And this why I try to tell
y'all all the time,
don't ever give a man money,
especially a man you dating.
And never if if you can't see no direct
service
or a direct product,
never. And and and if it's a product,
better not be no jury.
And [clears throat] so here you have
how an alleged fake 49ers wide out,
that's a wide receiver, y'all. The guy
who stand out there on the side and run
down the field and they throw the ball
to him and he catch it. Woo women and
took 1.3
million.
Then he said that's Google, not me.
Federal prosecutors say two men led a
multi-state romance
and investment scam, posing as a San
Francisco 49ers player and an advisor to
steal 1.3 million from at least 26
women. Investigators say Dejon Love
crafted elaborate social media personas.
Prosecutors allege love and 18-year-old
Taylor Chan staged three-way calls
showing bogus investment gains and
pushed victims into personal loans. The
FBI has charged two men with scamming at
least 26 million out of 1.3 million in
four states. One of the alleged
fraudsters posed as a San Francisco
49ers player, Dejon
Labraier
Love.
Now see his power in a name.
His mama play too much. You name that
boy.
You raised a scammer just off the name
alone.
Dejon na that's d a e j o n then the boy
middle name
is labra
l a b r a y a e and then the last name
the simplest of all l o v e. Go change
your son name if your son name sound
like that.
going right down to the courthouse
before he know any better and get that
boy a four five letter name six letters
at the m
right that's why the boy became a
scammer every job application he put in
they put it right in the shredder like
we have de John mustard in here labraier
in here like I'm trying to bring my
Labrador to the office and we got
Labraier in here I'm trying to call my
dog he keep running in the office. It's
like, why?
Y'all have to stop doing that. Y'all
have to stop doing that.
Ain't got nothing against Africa and our
names that we have from Africa, but you
got to realize
it's like it's not necessary. It's not
necessary.
Just it's not necessary,
especially in this job market. That's
why the boy had to become a scammer.
Then the other guy name is Taylor Jamie
Chan
which now that Chan sound Asian and I
know if he is Asian the Asian community
is hot with him. They is fire hot. So
the the the one is 35, the other one is
18, have been charged in federal court
in Portland, Oregon with wire fraud and
conspiracy to commit wire fraud from
February 2022 until they were arrested
on Monday from February 2022.
So the boy post all over his Instagram
slow grind. It was a slow grind. Now, it
it took him four years, 4 and a half
years of grinding to get that 1.3
million. And that's all they said. Now,
he probably got more than that though
because the cars he driving, he came
across some money now cuz just a couple
of them cars cost the money he he didn't
raise.
[clears throat]
Love and Chan solicited money from women
in California, Oregon, Washington, and
Idaho through lies and
misrepresentations according to the
United States Attorney's Office in
Portland. Now, y'all that got finessed,
give me a call. Send me an email so we I
can interview you on here so you can
tell the story. So you can tell us how
you fell for it. Love portrayed himself
on Instagram as a 49ers wide receiver
who went undrafted but worked his way
onto the roster. He met most of the
women through dating apps and develop
romantic relationships with many of them
according to the FBI. See that's why I
try to tell y'all D. When you get on
them dating out, that's why we made ours
the way we made it. So you only meet one
person at a time and you don't meet them
soon as you get on there. If you ain't
got no match, you don't meet nobody. It
It could take three months. It could
take six months. You got to get on there
and be patient. But and nobody could DM
you unless you accept him and he accept
you. But even with that, you still got
to be smart. So you got to still follow
the rules because we don't have scammers
everywhere in the real world and on the
apps. The apps just make it easier with
the traditional dating apps that's out
there. He probably was on Tinder or
something. And so what you got to
realize is if you follow the rule, never
give a man money, you already safe right
there.
You should never do no investment
[clears throat]
with no man you trying to sleep with,
you trying to date.
Chan falsely, so his friend Chan falsely
posed as Love's financial advisor. So,
he could be an Asian guy and he probably
trying to use somebody a different race
to look smart. In an Instagram story
titled NFL Journey, Love held a 49ers
helmet while driving and said, "I'm on
my way to get my mom."
I know I get a lot of fans who want to
know how football works or how I got
involved in the league. If you know me
and see me in person, I'll explain.
Yeah, you couldn't explain nothing
online because you was on the line.
I chose SF because it was the right
time. He's talking about San Francisco.
I was kind of already living in the Bay
and it just worked out for me.
Love's monologue is interrupted
momentarily
by beeps from his car and he says, "I'm
in my new McLaren." And it's just real
touch and go.
And it's like this the thing. That's
where this how they get y'all cleat
chasers,
jersey chasers, because when you don't
know nothing about sports, you a fall
for this. Ain't nobody who is undrafted
and walked on a team and barely got on
buying no McLaren. You ain't got no
McLaren money. RNs make more money than
you in the NFL. And you don't see no RNs
driving no McLaren. And but see if you
don't know nothing about sports, you'll
get finesse just thinking NFL mean
millions when some of them guys be
paycheck to paycheck and have to borrow
money. And a lot of people don't realize
that. Then he posts a screenshot of a
web page
AI overview that says Dejon Love is a
wide receiver for the San Francisco
49ers
and information about his position,
contract, and teammate texting habits is
available online. He is also associated
with the team in various social media
content and articles. So he posted the
AI overview
back on the screen. Love says that's
Google. That's not me. That's Google.
So basically he's saying Google said
that.
He goes on to explain why he isn't
playing, lifting a crooked finger to the
camera and saying he is injured. He
concludes the story by again saying he
wants full transparency
because people ask, "What do I do? How
can I afford a $500,000 car? How can I
afford a $300,000 Lamborghini Urus?" He
repeats that he's going to pick up his
mom, then concludes by inviting those
watching to reach out to him to meet in
person.
What NFL player have you ever heard say
that
the scheme relied on Love's creation of
fictitious p personas and display of a
lavish lifestyle which Love presented to
victims both in person and on social
media websites, federal authorities said
in a press release. Chan and Love also
hosted three-way FaceTime calls in which
they showed victims falsified investment
gains and encouraged victims to part
with their money. Victims sent Love and
Chan money due to their belief that
their money would be invested in
legitimate investment vehicles on the
victim's behalf. The FBI said Love
instructed several women who did not
have the cash to invest to take out
personal loans, assuring them they would
quickly be repaid. Love and Chan were
taken into custody on Monday at the
Boise Idaho why was they in Boise Idaho
airport and have a court appearance
Thursday in Portland. Love who traveled
to New Mexico, California, Oregon,
Nevada, Utah, and Idaho since July 15th.
according to investigators allegedly has
used several names including John Love,
Dejon Love,
Averil Leto Love. I see he like the name
like his mama. Averil Leto Love and
Jordan Love. 26 potential victims have
been identified and the FBI believes
there are more. There's definitely more
now. It's definitely more because I'm g
tell you some women
I done met women who done got scammed
like this. They'll crawl into a hole.
They will crawl into a hole.
And and I'm going to show you the boy
page.
And his Instagram I went to his
Instagram. His Instagram still up.
The boy Instagram still up.
Hot mess.
The boy Instagram still up.
Right on up.
That's the up as it want to be.
That's a page there.
That's a page.
This him here.
So again, now what I was telling y'all,
a late bloomer
and he got a video on his Instagram.
The boy built like a twig out your front
yard.
I ain't telling you now lie.
He built like a twig out your front
yard.
the boy playing the LFN, not the NFL.
You You look at that boy and you think
he NFL player, you need a straight
jacket.
When I tell you that boy built like this
and then he got a video
on the beach
with the San Francisco
49ers
helmet on
sir who wear they helmet to the beach.
The boy on the beach
with the NFL helmet. When you ever seen
a NFL player at the beach with his team
issued helmet
and then he got a guy
that's built like
another professor on Ompic
as his quarterback
and you could tell by the way the guy
moving his hand he don't know a lick of
football. The boy can't even throw the
football. Then here he go, the fake
football player.
He go to run a route.
The boy go to run a route.
And this the most hilarious thing in the
world. Every picture he's standing with
that helmet on. Every picture he's
standing with that helmet on and he got
the Lambo.
It's like, boy, don't nobody, no
football player take their helmet out of
the locker room. He got the helmet in
his hand, the headband,
and the whole sweatsuit.
And then that's one day.
This probably the same day, but he
changed outfits. Sir, who walking in and
out the locker room with their helmet?
But see,
he got him some scallwags. He got him
some scallwags.
And I'm going tell you like this right
here. No player
be
dripped up and draped out in the team
gear. The boy got the team headband, the
team shirt,
and then he got Fablettics in his bio
like he got a Fablettics deal.
Fablettic say, "Boy, we never heard of
you."
Said, "Boy, you we could we wouldn't
gave you a deal if you would have held
us hostage."
And so
And then what he did,
what he did
is the man and And then look, she she a
sports writer. She in his likes. She
probably looked his butt up. The boy got
the comments off every post cuz he ain't
want nobody to comment and say, "I don't
see you on that roster, Playboy.
Your name ain't on that roster." Now,
one thing y'all know how to do
is
Google.
I guess a woman
thank to Google. And then here go the
boy standing in front of his car with
his helmet in his hand outside the
facility. So on this one right here,
he got the G Wagon. So he got the G
Wagon.
Then in this one, he in a yellow lamb.
The other one he in the red lamb.
This this this this regular Lamborghini
like the car version.
Nobody wearing them big old earrings
either with the hole in your ear under
no helmet or it's a big loop.
I could tell by his hair texture he
ain't never played no football.
And the boy just the boy just
just out there.
Then here he is. He talking about I am
my brother's keeper. And then let me
show you how his brother stand.
The boy brother leg. See that leg? See
that little twig leg? Look how skinny
they are. Football is not the sport
y'all played.
Y'all ran track.
And so he just out there.
And then he here he he is his brother
like, "Bro, why is we out here in this
gear
with this? Why is we out here at the
neighborhood park? See the house behind
him? Why is we out here this
neighborhood park, bro? With this 49er
stuff and you know I can't throw. So
what you got me out here doing? They
they they out there at at at the at the
children park where the children play
youth football at taking up them
people's space.
People probably coming up to him like,
"Hey yo, what you doing, man? You play
for the 49ers?" He probably like, "Yeah,
I'm on injured reserve right now.
I'm on injured reserve."
I mean, every picture this man got on
owning a crib in Cali is a different
understanding. And now he talking about
he own a crib in Cali and he got a
yellow Lamborghini.
Yeah, Feds, y'all got to do better. He
got he that boy raised more than stole
more than 1.3 million. And then here he
is.
His buddy is
his buddy.
on the
in his car with the helmet and his
snowmobile helmet and his Louis thing.
And then this the Google overview he
posted.
See that right there? This the Google
overview he posted. But then he got a
picture of a guy down there. Dejon Love
got a picture of a guy.
And so Dejon Love down there, the guy
got down there
ain't even him.
The boy face, he got a full beard
and his face twice the thickness of the
other guy face.
And
so and then he going to post that he put
context matters
and then but what he don't realize he's
showing
Dejon love inspires
who is the husband to Sarah in love.
So he using somebody else name
got somebody else name
on there and see somebody probably told
him
somebody probably they say hey this dude
on your team he coming up on the thing
so looking at looking and then he's
showing his likes.
See, you got Fred Warner in there with
the verified and Fred Warner. He got on
a Fred Warner got on a 49ers jersey look
like. So Fred probably looked at his
story and was like who buddy?
Like who who buddy? So he's showing that
but he got them comments turned off. So
Fred came
Fred can't say nothing like bro I don't
know you. I never seen you at the
facility. Cuz see, Fred would have
Fred would have did them like they did
the Duke PA student when the Duke PA
student came in there
and was like,
"What's going on?"
So then look, he's showing here a 49ers
hopeful.
So what he did
is he showed where he's showing off his
cars
and then he's showing where it's NFL
players up there at the top. See him up
there at the top. That's his page right
there now. 2B continue_4.
Go look at his page now.
He got them comments. Oh,
he's showing Sam okay 97 like this post.
So what it's doing is making people
think
it's make it's making people think
that
is his is his page
and then he showing then he going to
show the AP talking about thank you at
Johnny Dang and co and then he click on
the story and he show who watching this
story and you see Johnny Dang in the
story Johnny Dang D probably like bro
don't even know you. Johnny Dane like
boy ain't give you that watch boy. And
then look he going to show Johnny Dang
down there. Then he going to go to
Johnny Dang page. He ain't nowhere on
Johnny Dang page. And then it he just
followed the man. So how you got in
touch with Johnny? You ain't even follow
him on Instagram.
See I'm I'm giving y'all the game now.
How you figure stuff out? Because y'all
gonna be out here getting finessed
and you're gonna get finessed
by the best. Now see this boy here can
connect.
He can connect now. He can connect this
beard, but the fact that he ain't
connecting it is a red flag.
And and then and I'mma tell you
something right here.
your your chin has. So he's showing his
little necklace.
Your your chin has
your chin house
a little too
chin ain't coarse enough to be in the
NFL.
You ain't making it You ain't making the
NFL
with with that synthetic weave chin
hair.
Nope.
Mm- You're too soft. You ain't in the
NFL with that synthetic hair on your
chin.
Nah, I don't know where
the boy, the 18year-old at. I don't see
him
on there.
And
oh no,
don't tell me this man got the black
MX9.
But he could have finessed MX.
He could have
he could have applied.
And so this is the thing now. And this
is what people don't realize.
This the thing. So
he got a black MX, which he probably
ordered it off the black web. Just
ordered him a a souvenir.
And then he got crumble cookies which is
1,200 calories a cookie. And then he got
on a Richard Mill Richard Millie watch
now which is a $250,000 watch. So
you barely you undrafted.
You barely made the team
and you got three, four super cars, a
$250,000 watch, and a black MX.
See if you got any liquor sense.
If you got any lick of sense,
you taking and
you deduct the reasoning,
critical thinking, and you like, "Oh,
this all a fraud. This all NFL ain't
paying that much." And so, I'm going to
tell y'all something. If y'all ladies
want to date athletes, then you need to
be watching the sports, reading about
the sports, learning about the sports,
reading the articles. And now, now look
at buddy, this when they at the beach.
That's his quarterback out there. That's
who he That's who he got out there. Now
you trying to make a NFL team
and you f to have another net professor
out there on the Ompic throwing the ball
to you.
And then look at them skinny old legs on
buddy.
Sir you ain't you need to run to the
refrigerator.
And then and then here go his friend.
Here go his quarterback. Now
his quarterback pointing of where he
want him to run. This how this how we
used to play sandlock football. We used
to draw the play on the football with
our finger and then point where we want
you to go. You don't have to do that for
a NFL quarterback. All you got to say,
hey, run a post, run a flag, run a run a
10 10 KN 10 in, I'm making up names on
the flag. And so he got the tattoos
and then the boy out there at the beach.
Now, this boy at the beach with a
football helmet on. Now, what he'll say
is, "Oh, I'm trying to get used to the
helmet." His thing is, is it say getting
back to it?
And the thing about it is,
you could tell by his stance. Look at
his quarterback. And then look at look
at his stance. You can tell by his look
look at that run. Boy, you ain't ran a
route in your life. Look at him.
I say, "Boy, look here." Now, listen
y'all. This is the thing. This boy been
doing this since 2022. He been faking
like a NFL player. Boy, you've been out
there faking since 2022. You've been
telling these women this since 2022 and
you ain't make that team yet. We ain't
seen you on now Sunday yet.
Now, his last post he got up here
is April 8th.
That's his last That's the last post he
got up there April 8th.
And so he been knowing them feds been
after him. And I'm looking at the girls
in his likes. I done clicked on his
likes. Now
I could see Cle chasers.
Now one thing about it now Maxine
Bernstein,
she on to him cuz she in his likes.
She on to him now because she's a sports
writer and she like some ain't adding
up.
Some ain't adding up. She like I've been
following you for quite some time now.
And your butt still ain't made it.
Something ain't adding up. And then what
the man was doing,
he was meeting women
all over the world.
Now this girl here, she in Portland and
she she a jump off and I could tell she
come off that pole.
She come off that pole
and she got some she got some knockers
on her now. She come off that pole. He
took all that money right off that pole
and finessa.
But she connected with that cartel now.
So he get out free. She she going to
have that head knocked off for him. And
she right there in the likes. Don't know
the difference between a touchdown and a
layup like the song say. Don't know the
difference between a touchdown and a
layup. And she and she right there think
she f to have a one. Oh yeah. All these
women here
all going. And look a mess. Look a mess.
All kind of makeup on. Got a whole
another face on. Got so much makeup on.
Got three faces on.
Take this child half of the night to get
that makeup off her face. She can't even
lay down and get no sleep. She up 3 4:00
in the morning still rubbing that makeup
off.
Wake up pillow look like a masa.
Talking about mascara look like a
massacre that happened. So this right
here is the scams
that we have going on.
This the scams we have going. This type
of women out there following them now
was liking his post. That's who out
there liking his post. He he out there
finessing the mess out of them.
Boy, I'm talking about they they out
there up a creek. Quiet on the creek.
They out there so lost. I mean, and just
got all their little check
got all their little check off of them.
They swear they about to come up on a
bag. They they could have swore they was
in an investment vehicle with a NFL
player
and didn't didn't realize he was LFN
laughing for now. And now
that boy, and see the thing about the
financial crime though, you don't get a
lot of time for it. So it almost make
the fraud worth it cuz you darn be out
before you get in.
By the time the dog on sentence here,
you be done, they let you off a time
serve. It's like, well man, I need to go
do need to go do financial fraud.
I'm be in and out.
Then get to blow up the brand when I get
out too. Oh yeah, my little fake rod.
And so yeah, that's how they do.
Absolutely crazy. Absolutely crazy. So
ladies, listen.
Be careful. For one, if you going to get
on a a dating app, it need to be the
Destiny app. It's going to be your best
bet cuz we just the the parameters we
got put in place. But you still going to
have a couple of nut cases. It just you
can't help it because the reason why the
nutcase is going to come to the Destiny
app some of them because they say this
is going to be a higher quality woman.
So nothing is completely foolproof. You
still going to have to deal with some
stuff. So you got to realize and
understand that.
And
so
come on to the place to where you start
to really process and understand. And
and this is the thing now.
What you have to realize is that
What you have to realize
is that
you could be scammed like this by a
nineto-five worker
that you met on Facebook dating.
It ain't always going to be a celebrity
or NFL player. And this one thing that I
never understand, but I guess I get it.
I guess I get it.
Like they said, take money to make
money. So I guess him looking the part
got women to give him money. Kind of
like the the Tinder Swindler.
So here you got the Tinder Swindler got
a whole Netflix documentary and they
still up and running and doing good.
Ain't that something? That's crazy. And
and the Apple app store trying to give
us a hard time getting in the store. And
it's like y'all got Tinder out here that
women got scammed left and right and
y'all giving us a hard time to get in
the store.
And then the thing you got to realize
too is
you got
what's the um the tender
tender swindler.
Then
it's another guy out there. Oh, the
crypto scams. And then
I remember a guy, he looked like a
millionaire. He out here popping his
stuff on Instagram
and he got some of my clients. And I
don't understand like why
y'all give money
to a man who claim to have money. He he
claim to be rich and all of that. So why
invest with him if he say he already got
mega millions? It's like if he got mega
millions,
why do he need your help on the
investment?
That don't make no sense. He'll only
need
your help if he don't have mega
millions. But if he already popping it,
he already got it. So he's showing this
lifestyle. And the women probably was
like, "Why you
got better cars
than
why you got better cars than the NFL
players who making all this money and
you trying to get on? You trying to, you
know, whatever. You trying to get on
and
they probably like
He and then he told him, "Oh, because I
got an investor. I know how to invest.
I know how to flip my money."
Okay. Little baby got a not little baby,
the baby got a restaurant. Soul Food
Cornbread Waffle.
Oh yeah, they're going to hit them now.
And so
that what you got to realize. So now and
I'mma tell you what get folks.
I'm going tell you what it get folks.
What get folks is
American Greed.
And I'm just calling American Greed
because that's the name of the store.
But I mean the show. But it's just
greed.
So because you want to get rich quick
scheme, you want to get rich quick.
Now you take and you want to invest with
a bomb.
You ain't know it was a bomb though. But
you can already tell too skinny to be in
the NFL. Now yes it is players in the
NFL that skinny.
But it's like you see where the way how
skinny he is and the way he run. He
ain't nobody NFL. But then too,
I'mma tell you, if you meet somebody and
they say they do this, they do that, you
need to find somebody else on LinkedIn
or Instagram or whatever that's work at
their company, at their team, at
whatever. Send them a DM. Say, "Hey, do
you know such and such? You know this
person? Do this person work with you?"
Now, we we ain't do that with the young
lady.
We ain't do that with the young lady
because the reason being is because
it was a situation of
she getting brand deals. So there's no
way for you to find somebody else that
go to the Duke thing and she ain't
trying to date you. So it don't really
matter. But with the romance scams,
I'mma tell you how you can avoid a
romance scam.
Don't ever give a man money.
Don't ever give a woman money when it's
being asked for. If you just want to
give somebody some money just cuz you
got it like that and you just rolling in
the door and you just want to give them
some money, okay, that's different. But
if you f to give them money because they
asking you to invest or and I'm going to
tell you something too
like the quote say hey can I borrow x
amount
no I don't want to interrupt what the
Lord doing in your life
that you got to stick to that and that's
how you got to live no
I ain't gonna be able to ain't ain't
going to be able to interrupt what the
Lord is doing in your life. Ain't going
to be able to do it. And so that's what
you got to realize.
And once you get to that place where you
understand that to where you can't just
be loaning to everybody
and you got to know what you stand on
and what you stand for, you ain't going
to get scammed. So I'm going to tell
you, close your legs. Close your wallet
because listen what's f to happen now.
We in a recession.
They won't let us say it because of who
is in office.
He don't play that. You will get black
ballalled. You will get cut out and
cussed out. They will not let us say it.
But listen to me.
Listen to me.
We are in a recession. So, I'mma tell
you what you got to do.
For one, be careful. Anybody you meet
online,
anybody you meet on person, in person.
Two,
you need to condense your cards to
enough cards to a few cards that you can
see. So, you shouldn't have 12, 15, 20
cards with a bunch of money on them.
You need to have one, two, three cards
and you need to check them cards every
day. Make sure you recognize every
charge.
Clarify and verify
because people can get your card and
they could use that card. They'll scam
your card. They'll come right on.
They'll come right on up off of you.
They'll get you. I had a guy that work
at the private jet place in South
Florida that
took my card and was using my card
buying sushi for the office. He booked
them a flight on JetBlue
buying sushi for the office
and took and created a couple of shell
companies and did two three charges for
the shell companies.
I called in the Bank of America,
a guy I could tell he was gay. He was a
black guy. I could tell he was gay. You
know, his voice, how he was talking.
Oh, yeah. How can I help? Yeah.
Oh, okay. And what just say?
He started laughing at me.
I say, "What the real negro
about to slap you straight? You on here
laughing at my pain. It ain't Kevin
Hart." And so I'm like, I might have
hung up on them.
They hit me with a $2,500 charge, $1,200
charge,
something. And And I probably was like I
think I said something like, "Yeah, I
get rid of the law again.
I'm getting ready to use my card.
He f took all my last little bit of
money on the card. And then he started
laughing. And so it could have been how
I said it.
So this not joking matter calling you
about my money now. But and this me like
I'm a public figure like you'll think
folk wouldn't try me but yeah they get
right on that bank fraud. They get right
on you. Be be and tap that card. So
guess what? I keep my cards empty.
Live my life.
Somebody went to try to scare it. What?
No,
master.
Pay it when I get it. Got to wake up and
get bread tomorrow.
Yep. Lord say he feed the fowls of the
air and clothe the liies of the field.
How much will I do for you my child? I
said, "All right, Lord. I'm going to
test your theory on that. I'm going to
test you on that right there. I sure
need you to provide. So, listen. I spend
my money. I ain't waiting on no scammer
to come tap my card out.
And so, guess what?
Got to do what you got to do. Got to
protect yourself. Got to watch yourself.
And you got to be careful. And I'mma
tell you, so what's going to happen is
what what what's about to happen in the
next 12 months,
you're gonna have
people pitching you
amazing
investment opportunities. They're going
to pitch you high-rise apartments, this
and that. It's going to be all kind of
opportunities
for you to invest in. and got to tell
them no cuz what they'll do is they'll
have you tap into
that 401k
to make a big investment
and you got to be careful with that. So
don't get caught up
just investing to invest.
Don't get caught up now because they
will get you.
They will get you.
So, want you to be mindful.
Stay prayed up. Pray for wisdom,
diligence,
focus. Stay prayed up cuz you going
you're going to need it. Trust me.
Because you going to get tested.
And it ain't just the romance scams and
and this scams and stuff like this. It
ain't just that. It's f to be all kind
of scams. You f to see all kinds
of scams popping up. And not even just
people, individuals. It's it's going to
be companies trying to scam you. It's
going to be salespeople trying to scam
you. you you're going to go through a
lot of different stuff out here and it's
going to be all kind of folks trying to
scam you. So, I want you to be mindful
of that. Be ready for it. Keep your head
on straight.
Pay attention. Y'all forgive I'm looking
at Escalades cuz I'm praying and saving.
Get my wife a new Escalade cuz she had
hers about four years now and she put so
many miles on it.
can't do me no gund me. So, I got to
work. So, so y'all gonna see me putting
in overtime.
I might have to open my raggedy coaching
sessions again.
Try to help try to help me out. See, I
got to put myself on the line. Got to
put my mental health on the line.
Take care my wife.
Now, if one of y'all got one of them uh
dealer's license or you got a brother or
a cousin or uncle with that dealer's
license, y'all get in touch with me
and do me a bank statement loan,
something like that right there. Y'all
know them little loops and nooks and
crannies.
They be putting it in your company name
and all of that or you work at the
Cadillac dealer.
Go work some out for me now and keep me
posted.
But yeah, it's time.
It's time. You got to lock on in. Pay
attention.
Make sure you focus.
Make sure you listening. You watching.
Make sure your head is on straight.
and you doing the right thing because
when I tell you it's about to get real
out here and I thank God that buddy got
arrested. It need to go viral that that
article I showed probably screenshot it
and put it in my story.
I show put it in my story.
Oh Lord.
But hey, God bless you. Keep your head
up. Keep going and we'll be in touch.
And
but we got the call in 25 minutes. We
got Q&A on the purpose pusher. So if you
not in the purpose pushers, go try it
out. And listen, the thing with that
right there is what we doing, what we
trying to build, we going to have
different
segments and lessons. So
the book segment, the nonprofit segment,
the different categories and segments on
in purpose because I got the solarreneur
group, but that's entrepreneurship.
So it's all type of entrepreneurs in
there, not just purpose-based. The
purpose pushers, that's a lifetime.
That's a lifetime program. That's
something that we going to be doing for
life because purpose is for life.
Whereas entrepreneurship, you may pivot
every few years. But with your purpose,
once you tap into that, that's something
you do until you die. And so that's the
community to be able to have support, be
around people. And as an adult, I made
the $47 a month because as an adult, it
would be my hope that we could get to
that place. I got so many subscriptions
and stuff, but I tried to keep it to
where it's still serious. It's still
some skin in the game, but it's not too
crazy. I saw a young lady, a sister say
she pay $1,000 a month for a group she
in. And it's actually with one of the
co-founders of the site that it's on a
school. she in his group for a thousand
a month. And I can't bring myself to do
nothing like that. It probably just be
me and one person. So I I I won't even
wouldn't even want to do nothing like
that. But this right here, check us out.
We going to be building and you get to
meet people in your area, connect, and
just put one foot in front of the other
and be a because as you start building,
as you tap into your purpose, you're
going to have questions. So instead of
having to pay $400 $500 an hour for
myself or another business consultant,
you just pop in into the group, get on
the Q&A, ask your questions right there.
So now just for $47 instead of $500, you
able to have the support and guidance
that you need in your purpose as you
building whatever it is you want to
build, nonprofit, forprofit,
bull, whatever. And so tap in with us.
Keep your head up. Keep going. God bless
you. We'll talk soon.