Hello, hello, hello, hello, welcome to The Naudy but Nice. I'm your host, Trump Shooter, and it is Wednesday, which means I do friend.

Donnie Mietam joins us. Hey, Donnie. Are you there? Hello, lo, hello, hello. Rob, it's 2024. I know. Happy, Happy New Year, my friend. We've been doing this for a while. We've been friends for a while. We love doing this show. I want you to have a brilliant, brilliant, brilliant new year. I was saying yesterday to Miss D Donnie that I

don't really need the new year to reset my life. In fact, I don't really want to reset my life.

I like my life. I have a really nice life. And so, yes, there's things here. I'd like to

lose a little weight here or eat better here or drink. Less there. But ultimately, I'm in a place and I hope it's a place we all get to where we don't really want to change that much. What do what do you want to change about yourself? God, I mean, how much time do we have? We only get 20 minutes. But no, I use the new year. It's just, it's motivation. I think it's just a reason because, you know, we go throughout the whole year and we're like, oh, you know, I could do this, I could do this, and then time just kind of goes and flies by. But this just gives you a push to be like, oh, well, now I have a reason to reset. That's what, yeah. Oh, I get what you're saying. No, yeah, if you need to be motivated, if you need a little bit of a push, as Donnie would say, let's use this as that. Okay, let's jump into the show too. What time is it, my friends, it is. Tea time. Andy Coney's revealed that he was scammed out of a lot of money by a fraudster who got his bank account details. Andy said he was basically hoodwinked out of a lot of money after he handed over his personal

details.

Oh, Andy!

So I know they tell us not to do this, they warn us not to do it, but these people committing

fraud have got really, really clever.

And he said he received a phone call about a potential

fraud situation on his bank account. And so he was like, oh my goodness, I did not make those

charges. Yes, that's fraud. It wasn't me. And then they asked him for some of his details,

and he started to give them his details. Because he wanted to fix the fraud. What he didn't

realize is he was being dragged into a fraud. He said by the time he realized what was going on and hung up, it was too late. They'd already hacked into his account, his bank account, they'd taken money. He didn't say how much money they had taken, but to say a substantial amount of money, for me and you, that's $20. For Andy Cohen, it's probably $20,000.

He has a lot of money.

So for him to call it substantial, it was a lot of money, Donnie.

What do you think about all this?

I just find it interesting because you would think somebody like Andy Cohen would,

actually, which is weird because we know someone who actually works for Andy Cohen.

You would think that that person would be handling stuff like this just because,

it's not because, I mean, he's human and he takes care of his own money.

You think somebody is rich and it's famous as Andy Cohen has somebody who is calling the bank for him.

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