And you're like, Becky, we are now social workers.

We now work for the Salvation Army.

I made a badge.

You know, it's really funny, I made a badge using my social, the picture on my social security,

using the picture on my wanted poster, I use that picture on my social,

on my Salvation Army badge.

The badge said that I was a statistical surveyor.

What's cooking, everybody?

I am joined in the bunker today by my friend Mr. Matthew B. Cox,

a.k.a. America's favorite mortgage fraudster. That's not a thing, but we're going to make it a thing.

This episode covered Matt's life on the run from the FBI back in 0405.06. So I want to point out that this is all ancient history.

It's way in the past. He's a reform. I can't even say that this is all ancient history it's way in the past he's a reform

can't be said I was straight face he's a reform man but despite the veracity of his crimes the way that

Matthew Cox tells a story and the nature of some of the crimes is in retrospect. I want to add that in retrospect

quite funny. So this this might be the funniest episode we've ever done in here. It's pretty close with Louisa. I don't really know.

But I was laughing, especially like after the first 20 minutes, I don't think i stopped laughing after that after that so i

think you guys will enjoy and if you haven't checked out matt's 15 to 20 episodes on the concrete

podcast they're all great so make sure you go check those out as well very very entertaining guy

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