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Good morning and thanks for joining me for Rise and Crime.

Your morning caffeine hit, All About Crime.

I'm Mama Jules.

And on today's episode, before we get to the 75 tampon story, before we get to the ex-NFL quarterback stabbing and before we explore some

bizarre family relations in Virginia. I wanted to cover a money crime, a pseudo-Ponsie scheme that

involved L.A.'s ultra-rich. First off, we have some wonderful reporting by the LA Times here, and they deserve the credit

for what I'm about to share with you. Whenever I reference the ultra rich and their ability to

dabble in their luxury hobbies, I always call it stupid money, like the kind of money that you

can spend on frivolous things. It's stupid money.

Well, 33-year-old David Brenn was pretending to be flush with stupid money.

And with that desire to use his fake stupid money, he invented a concept called the bunker.

Described as the ultimate man cave, this playground required

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