Happy day to you.

Oh, it's Brooke and Jeffrey in the morning.

There's multiple reasons that the job markets come up in different parts of our show over the past few months.

A lot of it has to do with AI becoming a bigger influence in the world.

But this one is a little bit different because experts are now reporting if you're looking for a new career

and you're on LinkedIn, the message from a prospective employer could actually be coming from China.

What?

Oh, we're going to.

Yeah, we're going to take a job overseas.

No, I'm not talking about a legitimate Chinese business trying to headhunt you, convince you to move to Beijing.

Reports are saying China has created multiple LinkedIn profiles designed to connect with and spy on you.

I did read that there was more bots than people on the internet now, like it's a new fact.

So now there's spy agent bots as well, apparently.

Well, these reports are from the Foreign Ministry of Defense saying the Chinese will pose as job recruiters,

gauge your interest, and then see if they can covertly turn you against the United States government.

All they have to do is offer a high salary.

A good Benny package?

They're like six figures.

I'm like, who do I spy on and how do I do it?

$40K a year in a health care plan.

If they start touting maternity leave that's paid, I mean.

Well, they're apparently especially going after people who've worked in national security, tech, ex-military, and former part-time employees at Subway.

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