Welcome to The Wally Show Aftercast, all those things we didn't get to during the course of the show today.

You know, I do watch a lot of TikTok, and there was this kid on TikTok.

I had seen a story on TikTok of him saying, oh, this, you know, 21-year-old kid TikToker got arrested.

And half the time on TikTok anymore, it drives me nuts because they'll do a thing like a salacious headline and it's like so-and-so is in trouble and could face years in prison.

Then you start digging into it and it's nothing.

And it's these long, well-written things that keep you in it.

You're waiting for the next chunk of information.

But they're doing it just to boost the algorithm. But you would think by now that you've learned your lesson, and yet you still keep falling victim to these things. I'm a victim. No, when I see one of those pop up in my algorithm, I'm like, they're just trying to make me watch, so I don't. Because one time, it's going to be right. Just one one time. But this kid, he is facing criminal charges.

So the story was actually true because I found it in a reputable news source like ABC or Yahoo.

I forget.

Oh, no, it was USA Today.

So I guess he went too far pranking multiple businesses over a four-month period.

So what he would do is he would walk in

himself and send in other kids dressed as employees of a business. And then they would just wreak

havoc, you know, kind of thing, pretend they work there and affect the business. Okay. So then he got,

what he got? He got one count of third-degree burglary, two counts of criminal impersonation, five of disorderly conduct, and five for criminal trespassing. So now he's facing actual consequences. And he's how old?

He's actions, 21. Yeah. And so people may ask like, well, how does he get away with that? Well, because we live in a world with no immediate consequences for your actions. And so he comes in and starts acting the fool. People come up to him like, you can't do this. You can't be here. So what happens? They can't touch him because the second they touch him, they're in trouble. They lose their job or they get sued, and he just runs

a muck and can do whatever he wants. So then they got to call the cops. He bails before

the cops get there, and then there's all this problem, you know? And so there's no immediate

like consequence. Back in the day, you acted up and you pushed the wrong buttons, there was an immediate and swift reaction because someone would knock you out.

Like we used to do bits before, when I worked at a mainstream rock station, before there was all this video, we would do hidden audio.

We had a hidden microphone.

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