It's Brooke and Jeffrey in the morning, and with today's prank, we're launching a new week-long event we've never done before that we're calling scam the scammer.

Yes.

Let's go.

Because here's the deal.

We have multiple phone lines in our studio for contests and stuff.

And at least once an hour, one of our lines will light up with some rando trying to sell us a bogus car warranty. Absolutely. Or boat insurance. Who knows what it is? And we're like, you know what? Let's just answer these calls and mess with them. Dude, I love this, Jeff, because there's more than ever. I remember when I did this for the first time ago. People loved it. It was hilarious.

Yeah, and that's just what we did for an entire week.

You're going to hear how it went in your scam-the-scamer phone tap right now.

Brooke and Jeffrey's phone taps on the 20s.

Hello?

Yes, is this Mark?

Yeah, let me get him for you.

Hi, this is Mark.

Yes, hi, Mark. I'm calling you from the Department of Social Security Administration.

Okay.

The reason you're receiving this call from our department is to inform you that there is a legal enforcement action filed on your social security number for fraudulent activity oh oh no that doesn't

sound good yes sir so i can help you through the steps to get this corrected yo hey are you on the

phone yeah i'm sorry okay hey i got to call my sister to see if she's like in the weather on vacation. Yeah, well, I'm on the phone still. Oh, all right, my bad. Yeah, sorry, hello? I'm sorry, do you have a few moments? Yeah, yeah, I have a few moments. All right, I can get you through the steps to get this corrected.

Yes, go ahead.

Okay, there's a legal enforcement act. Yo, hey, you still on the phone?

Yeah, I'm still here.

Okay.

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