After the first segment of Messing With The Scammers, I received lots of positive feedback for listeners who enjoyed that segment. That time, I did it as part of a full episode; This segment is its own episode. I hope you enjoy it.

The premise of this segment is taken from the sit-com, BJ and the Bear — from the late '70's / early '80's. The scammer that called me never figured out that I was basing our conversation off of a TV show — even when I said something about "every episode!" I quot the most ridiculous parts of the theme song, just for fun. I finally had to get pulled over by Sheriff Lobo, just to end the call! Lots of fun.

In the next few days, I'll be rolling out a full episode — updating some of what is going on in the war on encryption. Be sure to check it out!

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