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It's the best bits of the week with Morgan number two.

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If you're listening to this, you have met the bit side of the best bits.

This is part two where I just intro the bits and the bits play.

The conversation this weekend was with Abby and it was

super awesome. So if you want to hear that, make sure you listen to part one. That's just the conversation.

I'll still break down the bits. But right now, we're getting into the bits that you want to hear in

case you missed it this week. So coming in at number seven, Ramundo had an awkward encounter with a listener.

And now he may close his account at the bank because of it.

So a lot of drama with this one because Ray Mundo felt very violated in a lot of ways.

Here you go.

Number seven.

All right, we voted in the room.

Although lunchbox did call him clickbait Ray, Ray's segment has been chosen and pick a bit. Ray had an awkward experience at the bank with a listener. Ray Mundo, your bit has been chosen. What would you like to do here? So I go into the bank and I have a check to cash and I cashed with the lady there and everything was just fine. She's getting my money out and she goes, hey, I'm a really big fan of the show. And I'm like, great. She got my account open. Here we go. And she said, I also love Amy. Cool. I'm not Amy. But she continues. And she goes, hey, I'm looking at your account. And again, I'm just cashing a check. And she says, I see you don't have a savings account. Why is my account open, why is she looking into my savings account when I'm just catching a check?

So I'm sitting there. I'm like, no, it's in my wife's name. And she goes, well, would you like me to pull up your wife's account and then bring that over to your account as well? And I'm like, no, no, no, you're a fan of the show. I just want to check cash. I want you out of my account. And so then, uh, and then she says, well, I see here that you don't ever put any money in savings. And I'm like, oh my gosh,

close my account and just give me the check. And so my out was, yeah, I'll just, I'll just take 20s.

That'll be perfect. And she gave me the 20s. And then I said, thank you. Have a good day. And in my head, I said, I will never come back to this game again, this bank again. I'm closing my account. But why? Why? Do you don't need to get into my account when I'm cashing a check? So you wish they wouldn't have said they were a show listener. It was bad form on their part that she said she was a fan and she's interested, yes. So she probably should have just, I think everything she did, though, was normal. I think if she were able to do it without saying she was a fan, you wouldn't have felt violated. It did feel like snooping a little bit, but I will never go back to that bank again considering closing the account. I feel like that's a bit too much. I don't need somebody telling me I need to put money into savings. It is weird though when people have access to your accounts and they're also like, hey, I'm a big fan. That's weird. Once, 10 years ago, some officer showed up to my door.

And I looked out, I had a little thing. I moved the little hatchback and I could see them.

They dropped two badges. And I was like, what is happening? They said, do you mind if we come in?

I said, yeah. And they came in and those badges were IRS badges.

They're like, we work on the IRS task force. And I'm like, what did I do? And so, but it turns out a listener had hacked into all my IRS files. And then was such a big fan of the show, got into Amy's, got in. And so they were like, do you want to press charges? Do you know who this is? And I was like, yeah, she shows up at remotes, like remote broadcast all the time. Yeah, we knew who she was. She worked for the IRS. Yeah, but the FBI was involved, too. I lived in

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