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The man with his broken washing machine plotting his revenge
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Do it. Scam the scammer back ❤️
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When something like this happens, you don't have many options left. Naturally, you can’t say the person scammed you because it’s obvious they are not going to admit it; you have to revert to something more primitive, such as revenge. All in all, if you are going as far as plotting revenge, it has to be at least funny. There are no limits to what you can imagine, as long as it’s petty and witty.
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The scammer driving to nowhere
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The scammed guy remembering his revenge
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So it goes like this: first, you try to give your scammer a chance to rectify things, saying something along the lines of ‘Hey! What you sold me isn’t really working; what can we do?’ If they don’t answer or don’t give you any extra options, or worse, if they try to blame you, it’s time to activate the revenge plan. While I was reading this, I was thinking about Breaking Bad, the whole time. I mean, the scammer driving off to the desert and pulling the big ol’ hunky dryers out of his van under the sun while waiting; the other faking a deep and concerned voice through the phone while actually lying in his bed. A beautiful scene indeed. In the end, four hundred dollars were lost and can’t be refunded, but in his heart, the one who got revenge knows the other suffered at least a little bit, and justly so.
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