That's a felony. She should go to prison.

This is just an asshole, thief thing to do. Not the category of embarrassing cringe though.

These are post reality times so....meh

Is it though? He handed his phone over to her, a complete stranger. Comes down to he said/she said, which is difficult to prove in court.

So, your Venmo means you have a app anyone can send money with, no password, if they get your phone? Holy s**t! We have Swish, with Bank-id password, you dont need cameras to track in cade you actually was tricked to enter password.

If he gave her the phone willingly for whatever reason other than forced or emergency, he is stupid and paid for it. Learn from it.

$2k is a felony ?

2 scagsy: most def

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And women wonder why guys call women CRAZY bitches

People immediately assume that a man at a bar asking for a woman's number is an asshole and deserves his money stolen. Like, what?

When we joke about stuff like this, which happens a lot. It truly disrupts how serious it is. People joke and mock bad behavior all the time. It's become a thing. Be it spite, hatefulness, disrespect, harassment, or any other awful behavior you can think of. People joke about it, then one someone points out how serious it is. They respond with it's a joke or chill out, it ain't that serious. When it really is serious and awful. I don't know if it's because things have become so bad. When we see, hear, or read about stuff like this. We just laugh at it because we don't want to feel bad or deal with the seriousness of what's actually going on. I'm not sure why we do it but it's definitely something I've noticed happening a lot. Kind of scary when you think about it.

What's venmo?

the girl is the cringe one, right? Right?

Why would they assume she was drunk? Most likely she was cold sober, there specifically for this purpose, playing the con

I don't use venmo but where I live we have a similar app and need to enter a pin code before a transaction goes through. This sounds false to me.

Soo how did she get the password to get into his ven account? Or even know where the app link was stored on a rando phone

Giving the guy a wrong number, for instance the local brothel number, is hilarious. Stealing money not so much. Felonies are rarely funny.

I think this is so disturbing on so many levels, but primarily the level of applauding theft and crime. Have these people no morality? What else will they "approve" of?

genius. that's how it's spelled, fam

His fault for having Venmo, this situation is the only use for it.