Stop Me If You've Heard This One Before...

All right, so quick video today. I may have mentioned this before, I don't remember, but one of my favorite things to do while I'm working is in the background,

I'll be listening to a YouTube video a lot of the time. And I listen to different kinds of things. But one of my favorite genres is anything related to scams.

So I like to see scammers in action. I like some of the scam baiters that just have a little fun with them.

And I like to see some of the behind the scenes of the scams too. And so the other day I found, I've seen this before,

I think, probably like a year ago. I found a Vice video about internet scams from Ghana.

And these are the people that email you that say that they're an investor or something, you need to send them some money, or that you won a prize or something, or these are the ones that pretend to be a hot girl and they scam you out of money and that kind of thing.

I was watching a video about some of the subculture in Ghana surrounding this scam industry, which there's apparently there's a subculture and people make movies about these scammers.

And what they do is they mix it with witchcraft and voodoo, not voodoo, but things along those lines.

Anyway, so this is a clip from one of the movies called Sakawa Boys. This is a popular movie series in Ghana, Sakawa Boys.

And if you've ever been to Africa, you know the kind of store that sells these movies. But anyway,

I was listening to this and I thought to myself, I've heard this logic before.

Where have I heard this logic? And maybe you'll know, maybe you'll know what I'm talking about.

Let's just listen to this. This is Sakawa Boys. An underground economy of fraud and witchcraft called

Sakawa. Once upon a time, Ghana then gold glittered.

There came three vultures. In the form of white men.

They gradually stole and other resources.

It is with their technological intelligence, which is the internet that we are taking back what belongs to us.

So the idea is, the story is that Ghana had all this wealth and resources and gold was glittering on the streets.

And then the white man came and stole it all. And so this internet scam, all it is really is getting back what belongs to them.

Rightfully so. So you do it by fraud and witchcraft. I really wish,

I wonder if, I haven't looked this up, but I wonder if I could find the full Sakawa Boys movie.

I heard of the series like with like 10 parts. I would love to see Sakawa Boys. I don't know about you, but think, where have you heard this logic before?

I've heard it. Maybe you know what I'm thinking. Maybe you know what I'm thinking. Anyway, I hope you have a good weekend.

I hope this video was, well, I don't know if it was helpful, but I hope you enjoyed it.

God bless. Also one more thing, next week

I'm gonna be doing the founders by what standard review. Hopefully that'll be very helpful for you.

If you haven't seen the movie yet, I definitely recommend seeing it this weekend if you can. It's really, really good. But we'll be talking a little bit more in depth about it next week.

And also if you want something specifically covered next week, go ahead and leave me a comment in this video.

Let me know what you'd like to see covered. I can't promise I'll do it, but I'm looking for some ideas for next week.

I've got some things in mind that I think are gonna be good, but I'd love to help out anyone who has an idea as well.

So anyway, hope this is helpful. God bless. You know, I was thinking, you gotta give the

Sakawa boys some credit though, because at least in the Sakawa boys' culture and their ideology,

I mean, they're pagans. They're like the peg of the pagans. Trust me, like the Sakawa stuff, it's witchcraft is what it is.

But at least in that realm, this logic makes sense. Like you can punish the sins of the fathers onto the sons when you're a weirdo pagan guy that bites the heads off of chickens and stuff.

Like that's okay in that ideology. Christians don't have an excuse for this kind of thinking though.