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Hey guys, it's time for Fan Mail Friday where I'll be answering your questions and dropping some knowledge and feedback to help you kick the weekend off right.

If you're new to the Art of Charm podcast, this is not a great place to start. Most of our content is much more in depth and longer format.

So check out the best of at the Art of Charm.com slash best or the fundamentals toolbox at the Art of Charm.com slash toolbox.

That's where we've got the fundamentals of body language and nonverbal communication, attraction, negotiation, networking, etc.

And everything else that we teach here at the Art of Charm.

Alright, let's cut to it.

First of all, I want to say a massive thank you to everybody who sent in their cane slash walking stick resources for our friend, Hi, maintenance Mike.

He really appreciates it. You know, a guy in his late 20s doesn't want to walk with one of those old people.

Cains with like the, you know, foam rubber handle. I mean, it's just, you know, massive crampage of the style.

So thanks to everybody who wrote in on that. That's really cool.

Actually, Daniel says, Hey, Jordan, one man's opinion, this Tim Sykes guy recent show is probably part of the scam.

How does short selling a scam penny stock bet against the scam?

Doesn't his buying activity and the purchases made by his followers help pump the phase.

Tim Sykes has developed a follower base. He can point to scams and help the pump.

That's how it works. And that's probably why he's made so much money.

And now he's perhaps conned you to recruit from your fan base. It's a theory.

Regardless, there are many more honorable ways for your listeners to invest.

Lastly, he seems really passionate, even angry about penny stock scams. Why? He's successful now.

He's angry to relate to his followers again, probably. And rather than telling them to steer clear of the scams,

he's literally finding a way to reframe why they should pay money into the scam. Very clever.

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