Sociopath Community

Tryptamine said: 

Seems like it's done by Indians with little understanding of Western social norms. If you've watched a bit of scambaiting videos, one thing that becomes pretty clear is that many Indians don't seem to realize what is normal to us, like getting 3 people on the line to sing "happy birthday" to you is rather extraordinary. My hunch is that they meant well, but it's 2 nerds in Delhi who barely know what they're doing.

'I am kind, so so much kind' does kinda draw attention to the potential language barrier anyway. 



Still makes me a bit uncomfortable. 

Tryptamine said: 

Seems like it's done by Indians with little understanding of Western social norms. If you've watched a bit of scambaiting videos, one thing that becomes pretty clear is that many Indians don't seem to realize what is normal to us, like getting 3 people on the line to sing "happy birthday" to you is rather extraordinary. My hunch is that they meant well, but it's 2 nerds in Delhi who barely know what they're doing.

 Jim Browning should investigate.  (Kitboga is a lot of fun to watch.)

Buttered Toast said: 

Tryptamine said: 

Seems like it's done by Indians with little understanding of Western social norms. If you've watched a bit of scambaiting videos, one thing that becomes pretty clear is that many Indians don't seem to realize what is normal to us, like getting 3 people on the line to sing "happy birthday" to you is rather extraordinary. My hunch is that they meant well, but it's 2 nerds in Delhi who barely know what they're doing.

 Jim Browning should investigate.  (Kitboga is a lot of fun to watch.)

i don't watch them a ton anymore because i burned myself out on it. sometimes this lady who has a knack for getting scammers to start screaming

"I'm going to lose my job." 

"That's fine." 

It's so simple yet genius. 

32:44 best rage of all time

i agree with tc the entire thing is still weird

Turncoat said: 

Tryptamine said: 

Seems like it's done by Indians with little understanding of Western social norms. If you've watched a bit of scambaiting videos, one thing that becomes pretty clear is that many Indians don't seem to realize what is normal to us, like getting 3 people on the line to sing "happy birthday" to you is rather extraordinary. My hunch is that they meant well, but it's 2 nerds in Delhi who barely know what they're doing.

'I am kind, so so much kind' does kinda draw attention to the potential language barrier anyway. 



Still makes me a bit uncomfortable. 

 yeah tryp actually i see your point