Hello.

Hi, Desi, good afternoon.

What's our top story today?

Do we even have a top story?

I guess this could be our top story. This is from

KTVU and yes, this was sent to us by some listeners and it's very important we talk about it.

Man arrested for faking heart attack 20 times at restaurants

to avoid paying bill.

What a king. This is out of Spain.

A 50 year old man from Lithuania was recently arrested in Spain after allegedly faking heart attacks at several restaurants in order to avoid paying the bill according to multiple local news reports.

The man who was identified only as Idas J,

but has become known locally as Gastrohita,

has tried the scam at least 20 times over the past year at different restaurants near

Alecante according to the Spanish newspaper El Pais and Spanish Spain's EFE news agency. the

E. F. E. F. E. news agency. Most recently, the man-ordered seafood paeia with two

whiskeys at L. Buen ComKomer restaurant Taperia in late September and had a bill of around $36.80.80.

I mean, I'm going to get a bigger bill to go through all that trouble.

You think it's taking the whole fam out.

Yeah, if you're going to fake a heart attack, which is like a very dramatic thing to do.

Yeah. And a big production, I'm ordering more than Seafood Payea.

30 bucks? Like, come on come on I'm gonna order some Serrano ham and

Manchago cheese as well and a dessert and a and a baske cheesecake you got to get

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