Red Flags You Are Getting Scammed
Between AI, texts, DM's...scams are around every corner.
1. Emergency Overload: Scammers love to trigger your panic response with emergencies like“Your grandson’s in jail!” or “You owe the IRS!” and that’s because freaked-out people don’t ask questions. 2. Too Fast, Too Furious: That “limited-time offer” or urgent request? It's likely a scam in disguise. Whether it’s fake tech support asking for authorization or a “can’t-miss” investment, scammers know pressure equals poor decisions. 3. New Number Who This?: Just met someone who suddenly needs cash? Yikes. 4. Badge of Deception: If an “officer,” “lawyer,” or “FBI agent” you’ve never met is suddenly in your business, it’s probably a con. 5. They Ask You To Pay? You Say “No Way!”: If someone’s asking you to pay with a gift card, crypto, or Venmo for tech support or bail money, run.

Tips To Make Yourself Instantly Likeable
* Image – Present yourself as a “person worth knowing” by looking clean, put together, wearing clothes that accentuate your positive vibes and intentions, and pay attention to the body language you’re emitting * Authenticity – People can sniff out insincerity a mile away…and they’re way more attracted to someone who is authentic and the real deal * Empathy – There aren’t enough people in this world willing to show they give a damn about more than themselves and their self-interest. Taking a genuine interest in others makes them feel special and cared about * Positivity – We can all agree there’s too much negative crap out there, so don’t contribute to it…people flock to positivity * Speak Like You Want To Lead – Stay away from slang and cursing, remember names, and don’t be afraid of sincere compliments * Leave A Better World – Leave people smiling, and leave them laughing, inspired, and eager for their next experience with you

What We Love About Summer
This is according a survey of 2000 adults.
1. The smell of a grill (87%) 2. Spending time at the beach or lake (68%) 3. Swimming in a pool (68%) 4. Driving with the windows open or the top down on a car (58%) 5. Going to fairs or festivals (52%) 6. Staying up late at night (49%) 7. The smell of sunscreen (45%) 8. Chasing fireflies (24%)

Second Date Update: Devon and Marissa met in real life waiting in line at a food truck. They exchange numbers and plan a first date at a bar hosting a trivia night. What could have gone wrong?