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Woman in Chicago was scammed out of more than $11,000 by a Bruce Springsteen impersonator

she met online.

Now these scams can be tricky, but one way to tell that someone is not the real Bruce Springsteen

is that he asked to borrow $11,000 off.

Yeah, we never did that story last week, so this woman got catfished by she thought it

was Bruce Springsteen and he said I'm going through divorce right now and all my money's

tied up and I really need $11,000 to come to visit you and everything.

So this woman sent who she thought was Bruce Springsteen 11k.

Wow.

Wow.

What do you do for someone like that?

You can't help someone like that, can you?

Not let them go online.

I mean, seriously, somebody who would fall for that lacks the capacity.

I mean, they're like a blind person.

You can yell at them all day long.

No, no, no, you need to see objects, but it's not going to help.

She's got a blind spot.

It's not much crazier though than remember the story I told from the Clapton Auto biography

where this random woman calls him up, got his phone number somehow and said she could

hit him and his ex girlfriend back together, but you need to come to New York and have

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