Let's not waste any time. We have a brand new episode of Klein Alley Show to share with you,

so let's get into it. No, Klein. First, we have to talk about San Bernardino International Airport and how they've got you covered this summer, whether you're traveling to San Francisco or Provo, Utah. What do you want? Sit in traffic on the side of the five freeway and smell that cow manure? Of course you don't. Skip the drive and fly hassle free. The San Bernardino International Airport, the only airport on the planet that we wholeheartedly recommend.

And it's convenient. You got low-cost parking five bucks a day. And speaking of hassle, here's another episode of Klein Alley Show. Stams happening everywhere, including, I believe, to me, at a grocery store. But we will get into that in just a moment. Bambusal, it's

Krock. We are a Klein Alley Show if you need to interact with us or just want to win some tickets

to see Sublime. You'll have that chance in about an hour. In fact, we'll let Sublime give you those tickets to see them at Vance Warp Tour and then potentially see them again as part of K. Rock's Road trip USA when they head to Vegas.

I'll give you that chance coming up.

So remember these numbers, you'll need them.

800, 5201067.

Now, let's get into it. It's time for bamboozold. A lot of people fall for the scam. And now they're just like damn. Take your money sucker because you didn't know it was all a sham. And now you're just like damn. Here's just some of the many scams happening, and then I'll tell you what happened to me.

Drivers, beware.

Scammers are targeting parking meters.

Nowadays, it seems like the minute that we warn you about one scam, another pops up.

So our aim is to keep you informed of new ploys to steal your money.

A twisted story developing in Arcadia where several surrogate mothers say they were duped into carrying a child for the same couple.

So, I mean, there are just scams happening everywhere.

Parking meters, wombs.

Surrogacy's.

Yeah, my God.

You can't escape the scams.

Tell me if I was scammed because at first I thought I did the right thing, and then I thought about it more, and I was telling my wife, and she said that's a scam, and she knew about it.

And that's never the case.

Usually I'm the one who tells her about the scams.

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