Scam! Cards. Robbery and fraud. Scam! Cards. Robbery. And fraud. Scam goddess. What's Popping Congregation? It's your girl Lacey Mosley, aka Scam Goddess,'s popping congregation?

It's your girl Lacey Mosley, aka Scam Goddess, back with you for the comedy podcast,

all about robbery, fraud, and those who practice it.

Sometimes we love them.

Sometimes we hate them.

We will see along the way.

Congregation, y'all, I started a TikTok for a scam goddess pod. Y'all get on that page. I'll be posting videos up there in my own videos where I talk about popping scams and the zeit guys that I cannot discuss on the show because of legal reasons. I told y'all, the Abu Ghartu Fund is not set up enough yet for me to get sued, okay? But congregation, y'all already know I'm very what. Yes, excited, thrilled, elated. Today we have an actress, writer, and stand-up comedian on the show. You've seen her on episodes of one of my favorite shows that's on Netflix, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, and Netflix's sketch series The Characters. She currently works for the popular YouTube series Good Mythical Morning with Rhett and Link. You can watch her in Meals of History on Mythical Kitchen and listen to her

podcast, Free With Ads on Maximum Fun Network. Congregation, please welcome Emily Fleming to the show.

Hi. Hello. Thank you so much. And it's the thing about the podcast being called Free with ads, it makes people go, well, what's the name of it? That's literally the name of the podcast. Free with ads. Yeah, it's just about movies that are free with ads on the internet, on YouTube and stuff like that. So that's what it's about. Okay, you're helping the economy because the girls are shrinking their subscription services.

Yeah, and it's like on, you know, Pluto and all that stuff too.

I've got a new business proposition. It's called PlugDin, where all of the shows are on one network and you pay one flat fee for all of them.

You mean cable.

Like just, no, no, no, no.

It's new. It's new. It's called PlugDin. I mean, no, no, no. It's new.

It's new. It's called plugged in.

I mean, that would be a great, that's a great app idea where it's like you pick your shows and then it just creates a little package for you.

Yeah.

And then what if the streamers just got a cut of how many shows that they liked from the network that they own? And then I bet they'd learn which things to buy. And which things to not cancel. Right. Because it's become a Ponzi scheme. And I know this from heads of networks who have told me on shows. Like, our main concern is getting new subscribers. So even if a show is successful, those subscribers, that's all money. They already got your money. They're trying to have a new splashy show with some hot sexy teens getting murdered in a small town. And then they'll turn it right off as soon as they got your 1799. Yeah, I think, well, it's also like, how do you figure out ratings when it's on streaming? Like that's, and I don't know how that works. I mean, on YouTube, you could see the view count. Mm-hmm. So I always kind of wonder. Make it to make it up. Really? See, I'm about to start my own channel and I don't know if I've got the cash flow to make it. We're getting so many ratings. So good. To make it up yet. Biggest ratings. Huge. Well, hey, I have a little gift for you and your producer, Jess.

Okay, what's that?

I have a jewelry little brand on an Etsy store.

It's all real gemstones, and it's either sterling silver or gold filled.

Nice.

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