The Bert show. So while this is a pretty scary story that happened at Walmart, I think women need to know that this is something that dudes are doing right now and you're potentially being sex trafficked if this happens

to you.

Now she tells the story of being in a Walmart when an employee comes up to her and says, hey,

do you have a blank car?

Your car's about to get towed.

And of course, she starts to freak out about it.

But there's intent behind the whole thing.

I was almost six trafficked last night.

She was in Walmart when a guy came up to her in an official Walmart vest with a name tag and asked

her what kind of car she drove.

She told him she drives a Hyundai Lantra. He asked if it was silver, she said yes. Then he proceeded to tell her that her car was getting towed. She then asked why I was getting towed. And he said they were implementing a new program where certain parking spots were reserved for Walmart Plus members.

And if you weren't a Walmart Plus member, then you would vetoed.

This whole time he was also on the phone with someone else.

And at that moment, he asked the other man on the line what her license plate

number was.

And the man on the other end read her exact license plate out loud.

First thing I want to say is that if someone comes up to you in a store and knows what kind of car you're driving, be skeptical immediately.

Because it means that person has been watching you.

In this case, it didn't seem as weird because he was wearing a

Walmart employee vest, but still register that as a little red flag, because typically they would

announce something like a car getting towed over the loudspeaker. After reading a license plate,

the guy says, oh, it's unlocked, I'm going to steal the car.

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