Speaker 1: It's gonna be a dunkey because right now you want some,
Speaker 1: It's time for Donkey of the Day. So if you
Speaker 1: ever feel I need to be a doctor man with the.
Speaker 2: Heat, did she doesn't, I had become Donkey of the
Speaker 2: Day the breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Bitch it Yes, donkey today for Tuesday.
Speaker 2: August first goes to a Lancaster County, Pennsylvania woman named
Speaker 2: Linda Johnson. Linda Johnson is a former general manager at
Speaker 2: the greatest fast food restaurant in regards the providing comfort,
Speaker 2: and that is Wendy's. Okay, Wendy's is the greatest of
Speaker 2: all time when it comes to providing comfort. I'm not
Speaker 2: here to argue with you all about none of this McDonald's,
Speaker 2: Chick fil A, all those places are cool, But when
Speaker 2: it comes to providing fantastic comfort food, nothing is better
Speaker 2: than Wendy's.
Speaker 1: Okay, this is not a commercial. I'm not being paid
Speaker 1: to say this.
Speaker 2: I just have very fond memories of Wendy's because when
Speaker 2: I used to drive my grandma in the town back
Speaker 2: in the day in Monks Corner, South Carolina, that's what
Speaker 2: she used to like to do, stop at Wendy's and
Speaker 2: she wanted her fries, and she wanted them hot. Okay,
Speaker 2: and Wendy's to this day still provide me that sense
Speaker 2: of comfort. Now Linda is facing a felony charge of
Speaker 2: theft by deception. Oh, she is the number one scammer. Okay,
Speaker 2: I can't lie to y'all. I love hearing about a
Speaker 2: creative scam. There's a reason they call people scam artists,
Speaker 2: because a scam artist knows how to paint a pretty picture.
Speaker 2: They have to be creative artists in order to get
Speaker 2: you to do what it is they want you to do.
Speaker 2: And Linda has painted a pretty picture. She actually did
Speaker 2: one of the most creative scams I've seen in a
Speaker 2: long time. Would you like to know what Linda has done?
Speaker 2: Let's go to ABC News for the report.
Speaker 3: Police former general manager out of Wendy's and like Sir County,
Speaker 3: was found stealing from the store. According to an audit,
Speaker 3: Linda Johnson allegedly checked in and out as a fake
Speaker 3: employee for over a year from July twenty twenty one
Speaker 3: to April twenty twenty two. Offici will say that the
Speaker 3: theft amounted almost twenty thousand dollars. Documents from the investigation
Speaker 3: say that Johnson admitted to creating the fake employee and
Speaker 3: that the paychecks went to her cash app.
Speaker 2: Linda Johnson created a fake and play clocked in and
Speaker 2: out as a ghost employee and had the paychecks go
Speaker 2: to her bank account. And that's why she's getting donkey
Speaker 2: here to day to day. Why would you have these
Speaker 2: checks go to your account. You don't have a cousin,
Speaker 2: a friend, You couldn't open up an LLC. I'm not
Speaker 2: encouraging you to do the crime at all, but if
Speaker 2: you're going to do the crime, I mean, damn, If
Speaker 2: you're going to scam, the key.
Speaker 1: To scamming is not getting caught. Okay. The key to
Speaker 1: scamming is.
Speaker 2: To not have a paper or digital trail that leads
Speaker 2: right to you. Now, let me tell you my favorite
Speaker 2: part of this story.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 2: I was reading this when other managers were questioned about
Speaker 2: the worker okay, the ghost worker. Police said some could
Speaker 2: not remember working with them, while one manager reported that
Speaker 2: they met him once. Can we stop right here and
Speaker 2: play a game of guess.
Speaker 1: What race it is? Now?
Speaker 2: We're not playing a game against what race it is?
Speaker 2: For Linda Johnson. Okay, I don't care what race he is.
Speaker 2: I don't even know what race she is, but I
Speaker 2: want to know what race do y'all think this person
Speaker 2: was who just lied about meeting an employee who never existed.
Speaker 2: He said he met him one time. Let me repeat
Speaker 2: the story. Linda Johnson, general manager and Wendy's, created a
Speaker 2: ghost employee, an employee that never existed. She got about
Speaker 2: twenty grands into her bank account. When other managers were
Speaker 2: questioned about the fake worker, they said they could not
Speaker 2: remember working with them, while one manager just one volunteered
Speaker 2: a lie and reported that they met this person that
Speaker 2: didn't exist once.
Speaker 1: Willie d guess what race it is?
Speaker 4: Oh man, that's hard.
Speaker 1: That sounds like it could be anybody, But it could
Speaker 1: be any race.
Speaker 2: But just say it, Willie. I know it's on the
Speaker 2: tip of your top. I know you don't want to
Speaker 2: do it, but no, you know.
Speaker 4: I'm just gonna say white, just because I blame everything.
Speaker 1: I'm envy. Linda Johnson created a fake worker at.
Speaker 2: Wendy's and collected twenty grand When other manager just a
Speaker 2: question about the fake worker, they said they could not
Speaker 2: remember working with them, while one volunteerer line and reported
Speaker 2: that they met this person that didn't exist once.
Speaker 1: Envy, guess what race it is?
Speaker 2: I know you want to say what Willy wanted to say,
Speaker 2: but Willy didn't want to say it.
Speaker 1: We don't know the name of it. Say it Asian.
Speaker 4: It's the black man looking out for the black sister.
Speaker 4: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: See see see I get why we we feel that
Speaker 2: way over when you think about all the times white
Speaker 2: people have made up mysterious black figures to pen crimes
Speaker 2: on Okay, and in light of Calie Russell lying about
Speaker 2: seeing that baby on the side of the highway, you know,
Speaker 2: I can understand why even we would even think it
Speaker 2: was black.
Speaker 1: I don't know what race this person is, but I
Speaker 1: feel like this was one of us.
Speaker 2: Okay, because we why do we like to lie for
Speaker 2: no damn reason at all?
Speaker 1: We tell each other we five minutes away, when we haven't.
Speaker 2: Even gotten in the shower yet, We pick up the
Speaker 2: phone and tell each other we're gonna call you right back,
Speaker 2: and going, damn well, you're not gonna call back into you.
Speaker 1: Remember.
Speaker 2: A week later, we tell each other, hey, man, we
Speaker 2: need to connect. Let's go do lunch or something.
Speaker 1: Knowing damn well, we have no plans to do none
Speaker 1: of that.
Speaker 2: Why do you know I do this for people on purpose?
Speaker 2: I do this in conversation sometime. I just be talking, right,
Speaker 2: I just want to see how full of cock out
Speaker 2: somebody is. Right, I'll be talking. I'd be like, you know.
Speaker 1: Ricky right, knowing damn well, Ricky don't exist, and we
Speaker 1: be quick to be like, yeah, yeah, yeah, I know Ricky.
Speaker 1: I know Ricky. I was just with him last week.
Speaker 2: God damn Rooky, you know, damn well, you never met
Speaker 2: this person once, because this person doesn't exist. But for
Speaker 2: whatever reason, you just decided to tell the powers that
Speaker 2: be at Wendy's you met this person once. You putting
Speaker 2: yourself into a situation, making yourself a witness to something
Speaker 2: that Linda already admitted the police she did. She said
Speaker 2: during a video call in April that she created the
Speaker 2: employee and had to paycheck set up to go to
Speaker 2: her cash AF account. If it was me, not only
Speaker 2: would I fire Linda, I would fire this co worker
Speaker 2: who decided to lie for no damn reason.
Speaker 1: You're not welcome here.
Speaker 2: You can't be trusted because I was always taught if
Speaker 2: you lie, you will steal, and the fine folks that
Speaker 2: Wendy's ain't got no time for no more thieves.
Speaker 1: Please give Linda Johnson the sweet Songs and the Hamiltons.
Speaker 1: Oh no, you are the doggy.
Speaker 5: Of the day, the dog.
Speaker 1: All the day.
Speaker 2: Ye, we really liked to live for no reason, for
Speaker 2: no damn reason at all.
Speaker 5: All right, well, thank you for that donkey today, B
Speaker 5: E T. We'll see you guys tomorrow piece BT. All right,
Speaker 5: everybody else, let's let's open up the phone lines eight
Speaker 5: hundred and five eight five one.
Speaker 1: I seen this.
Speaker 5: Uh, this went viral the other day. I seen Willie
Speaker 5: Ye actually posted it as well. This man was talking
Speaker 5: about his struggles of dating in LA. He said he
Speaker 5: got to sit up on a date. He said he
Speaker 5: planned it all out, he had flowers, he did everything right,
Speaker 5: but his date never showed up, just left.
Speaker 6: The restaurant after way, you told you for a day
Speaker 6: to show and apparently I got stood up. I don't
Speaker 6: know what to say. I'm trying to do everything right
Speaker 6: to be a gentleman.
Speaker 4: I brought flowers.
Speaker 6: I've been consistent talking with this girl for two weeks,
Speaker 6: trying to get to know what she likes, but she
Speaker 6: doesn't like. I made plans. I put the restaurant the
Speaker 6: day of the time. I've done everything to be just
Speaker 6: the kind of guy that whouse somebody's son like. I
Speaker 6: just I'm just looking for my person. I'm just looking
Speaker 6: with the one that I guess he's off there from me. Ladies,
Speaker 6: tell me what is actually wrong?
Speaker 5: All right, well, let's open up the phone lines eight
Speaker 5: hundred and five eight five one five one.
Speaker 1: Really, what's your thoughts?
Speaker 4: The first thing he did wrong was bringing some flowers
Speaker 4: to a woman that he ain't ever met before. Two
Speaker 4: weeks in you bringing flowers, let me tell you something, man,
Speaker 4: that is a no, no you no. No. Flowers are
Speaker 4: a sentimental gesture. It is for somebody who you feel
Speaker 4: serious sentiments about. Two weeks. Man, you don't know a
Speaker 4: woman like that. Two weeks now. I'm not giving you
Speaker 4: no flowers. I'm not giving you a bouquet of flowers
Speaker 4: after just talking to you on the phone.
Speaker 1: For two weeks.
Speaker 4: You know, first day, at the most, at the most,
Speaker 4: one flower might be cool. Let's one flower, just one single.
Speaker 1: You gotta get roses, but one single rose.
Speaker 4: Look, it's a nice, one single roll. That's a nice gesture.
Speaker 1: Let's talk about let's let's talk about it. Hold on,
Speaker 1: let's talk about it. What would you bring on the
Speaker 1: first date?
Speaker 4: WILLI me, I'm gonna bring me and I'm gonna bring
Speaker 4: me and a good conversation because that's what's really, that's
Speaker 4: really what's what's it about the first day. We're trying,
Speaker 4: we're trying to learn each other.
Speaker 1: Let's right, let's talk.
Speaker 5: About it when we come back. Eight hundred five eight
Speaker 5: five one oh five one. Willie is our guest hosts.
Speaker 5: Do you agree with Willie? Are flowers and gifts on
Speaker 5: the first date too much?
Speaker 1: That is the question?
Speaker 5: Eight hundred and five eight five five one. Let's discuss
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