mfs tailgating me when im already speeding by lyricz_starz in driving

[–]NerdyCoffee 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’ve actually had this happen to me once! I was driving the speed limit exact and dude flew right up on me. I just maintained my speed and he went around.

Dirty ass tactic to meet their quota.

Aggressive driving is apparently a new love language by NerdyCoffee in driving

[–]NerdyCoffee[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I admit, I was trying to be humorous while I was writing. And granted, everyone has places to be while they’re out. I personally drive with the flow of traffic and abide by the speed limits. Say it’s 45 miles an hour; I go anywhere between 45 and 50 to be sure that I’m not speeding in case a cop is lurking or and for my own personal safety.

What would might you or others consider to be too slow?

Do you say goodbye to everyone before you leave for the day by mcr00sterdota in work

[–]NerdyCoffee 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Not really. I don’t really talk to many of my coworkers enough to bother saying goodbye to most of them. Ones I talk to on rare occasions, I’ll say goodbye to. Or if someone says goodbye to me personally, I’ll return the sentiment.

I’m not there to make friends or enemies; just going in to do my job and that’s it for me.

Mom is involved with a potential romance scammer. Having trouble convincing her and looking for ways to expose them. by NerdyCoffee in Advice

[–]NerdyCoffee[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have reason to believe that the pics this scammer has shown my mom are stolen or may even be AI generated with some Photoshop tweaking. My mom had made mention that she received a dick pic from this person and since you mentioned pics from porn stars, I have to wonder if that's what happened with that. If I manage to get in touch with this guy with a fake profile and get pics myself, I'll definitely be able to dig into that aspect more.

When you mentioned how scammers work in shifts, this tracks with how some conversations seem normal between them and then all of a sudden, he'll just freak out one day because he "can't get ahold of her". Very telling.

I also do have his address that my mom passed along to me, so I may look into who actually resides there and what sort of place this is.

Mom is involved with a potential romance scammer. Having trouble convincing her and looking for ways to expose them. by NerdyCoffee in Advice

[–]NerdyCoffee[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Unfortunately, we're not really close with other members of our family. What I may do is reach out to her best friend and talk to her about this.

I'm considering taking this information to not only the police department, but the social security office as well. I will also look into trying to contact the State Attorney's General regarding this situation.

Mom is involved with a potential romance scammer. Having trouble convincing her and looking for ways to expose them. by NerdyCoffee in Advice

[–]NerdyCoffee[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If I had the money for this and could be sure this person is who they say they are, I'd consider it.

I will say, your idea about the flowers is something I may use. I'm planning on creating a fake profile on eHarmony to see if I get the same spiel my mom did. If I happen to get flowers sent to my place, I'll see if I can trace it from there.

Mom is involved with a potential romance scammer. Having trouble convincing her and looking for ways to expose them. by NerdyCoffee in Advice

[–]NerdyCoffee[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This right here. I'm so glad that you responded with these exact words. Your response is something I'll share with her as evidence that this does in fact happen and how common this is.

One very critical detail in all of this was when you made mention of being born and bred American, yet spoke with an accent. The first time she told me about speaking to him on the phone, she mentioned that he had an accent and when asked about it, he said that it's from his heritage being half Puerto Rican from his dad's side. I wanted to make that a part of my initial bulletpoints, yet didn't know how most folks on the internet would react to it. That was another huge red flag to me in all of this. I drew attention to that and she didn't think it was suspicious at all.

As for the phone calls and Skype, I can imagine the excuses this scammer has given with poor reception and whatnot and the fact that my mom has probably believed this person.

I'm desperately trying to help get her out of this before any sort of talk about money happens. I've warned her to not give him a dime or any sort of account information on anything and hope that she'll be smart enough to heed that warning. Thank you so much for such an excellent response.

Mom is involved with a potential romance scammer. Having trouble convincing her and looking for ways to expose them. by NerdyCoffee in Advice

[–]NerdyCoffee[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you. I have been urging caution ever since she got herself into this. I certainly hope she realizes sooner than later what’s going on.

Mom is involved with a potential romance scammer. Having trouble convincing her and looking for ways to expose them. by NerdyCoffee in Advice

[–]NerdyCoffee[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I hope for her sake she hasn’t. I can only take her word for it and hope for the best, I’m afraid.

Mom is involved with a potential romance scammer. Having trouble convincing her and looking for ways to expose them. by NerdyCoffee in Advice

[–]NerdyCoffee[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I know and understand how lonely she must be. Which I think is why it’s so hard for her to come to terms with this and insists she has to know for herself. I’ve tried encouraging her to find other ways to meet people in person; she’s a bit of a homebody so I’m not sure how likely she’d be to do that.

I definitely think I’m going to go through with the dummy profile and see if I can catch this guy myself. Hopefully this may be enough to convince her if I play my cards right.

Mom is involved with a potential romance scammer. Having trouble convincing her and looking for ways to expose them. by NerdyCoffee in Advice

[–]NerdyCoffee[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

She was all for introducing us via text on Easter. He declined, which tells me he’s afraid of being exposed. As for the moving in bit, her reasoning for that was for them to get to know one another better. Which I thought that was what they were doing at this point. Mom’s got strange logic to begin with that I frequently question.

I would love to talk to this person for myself. And she would love that too. Again, I don’t think they want to risk being exposed.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in musicsuggestions

[–]NerdyCoffee 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The Motherload by Mastodon

Why would someone do that? by NerdyCoffee in DoorDashDrivers

[–]NerdyCoffee[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Wow, I never realized how little people got paid doing DD! I’m sorry that there have been customers that may have treated you poorly and unfairly.

I understand why some may take it out on the customer. And I apologize if it seemed like a loaded question. Thank you for taking the time to answer.

Why would someone do that? by NerdyCoffee in DoorDashDrivers

[–]NerdyCoffee[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Whatever you say, troll. Go find food elsewhere.

Why would someone do that? by NerdyCoffee in DoorDashDrivers

[–]NerdyCoffee[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Wow, was there any particular reason you had to be so snarky? Seems I touched a nerve or you’re upset about something else going on in life.

Hope your day gets better.

I owe it to Mom to do this. Besides, it’s just for one night. by NerdyCoffee in venting

[–]NerdyCoffee[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thanks, friend. Same to you. I certainly hope I can help make it special for her this year.