One way to see if someone is telling the truth is to consider the source. While scammers try to obscure the source, Mamet doesn’t seem that smart. I can hear the Bridge Club ladies now…,
Bridge Club lady 1. “Ooh, look, they’re updating my security at the bank.”
Bridge Club lady 2. “Me too!”
Bridge Club lady 3. “Let’s send them our card numbers.”
Mamet’s mom…, Oh look the email’s from Mamet. Don’t send in your card numbers ladies, it’s a scam.
Yes! Absolutely 100% lie all day, every day. Well, that’s not entirely true. I do tell the truth when it suits my purposes. (Ok, now that’s a lie. Fact is, I never lie.)
The way I have always played when younger is that if no one gets three in a row, the winner is the one with the most marks on the board. X always goes first. If one goes first, they will have 5 X’s to 4 O’s.
I’ve got a small desk fan that will serve the same purpose. Of course it’s not as trendy looking as the fan above, but when it comes to cooler soup, does it really matter?
I don’t think Mamet knows how to properly use a compass. Just like presenting a Gen Z person with a rotary phone. Their first thought would be to look for the “ON” button.
One way to see if someone is telling the truth is to consider the source. While scammers try to obscure the source, Mamet doesn’t seem that smart. I can hear the Bridge Club ladies now…,
Bridge Club lady 1. “Ooh, look, they’re updating my security at the bank.”
Bridge Club lady 2. “Me too!”
Bridge Club lady 3. “Let’s send them our card numbers.”
Mamet’s mom…, Oh look the email’s from Mamet. Don’t send in your card numbers ladies, it’s a scam.