The Internet's Most Notorious Imposters

[@wavywebsurf]

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[@lpc9929]

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[@Cat-47]

​@@lpc9929 damn

[@the-network]

Hey wavyyy

[@gribblegrape6496]

@@lpc9929 me too

[@the-network]

@@lpc9929 frfr

[@TrashComments]

How to fool others that you're a Doctor: 1. Wear a doctors coat with stethoscopes 2. That's it

[@sophie________]

3. wear glasses for extra points

[@sharonrigs7999]

Offer free Prostate exams

[@lucilla888]

@@RandoLePerson well it worked for him lol

[@thehawk8332]

@@RandoLePerson thats what he did tho. Lol

[@PURENT]

@@RandoLePerson Doctors wear doctors coats with stethoscopes in the doctors office.

[@Unnecessary_pie3003]

You should look into Tania Head. Her actual name is Alicia Esteve Head and spent years impersonating a 9/11 survivor. She had a fake husband that died in the north tower, became a survivor ambassador, and was involved with so much before being caught.

[@ModernPict]

oh yes forgot about that one! She was a total bitch to do that to other families

[@starcherry6814]

She doesn’t deserve to show her face in public again. It amazes me how some people have absolutely no shame

[@Neronova888]

Oh yes, the documentary about her is wild

[@RjKME]

Wow, lowest of low right there.

[@ModernPict]

@@starcherry6814 agreed......Make Shaming Great Again!

[@TankNode]

The 2nd hand embarrassment from the fake sign language was actually killing me 💀💀💀💀she was straight dancing

[@ablancer3582]

It looked like she was playing a theremin. Badly, I must add

[@GuardianSpirits13]

some of the individual signs were actual words, but they are interspersed with a lot of bs, haha

[@real100talk5]

In the 90's we called that "stackin".

[@Villosa64]

bruh she looks like she's directing some goofy ahh choir

[@miss.conduct8083]

Omg, she's warming up her wrists!🤣

[@iUsedToBeAMusician]

Malachi is a prime example of a smart individual who chooses to use his mountainous potential for malignant purposes. As impressive as it is painfully frustrating. We all know that kind of person.

[@360entertainment2]

I was about to label him as chaotic good until that last incident!

[@iUsedToBeAMusician]

yeah. that last one was just chaotic evil. @@360entertainment2

[@dacypher22]

The only thing I could think of when watching that segment is that it felt like he was putting as much effort into faking being a doctor as it may take to actually become one. Even beyond all of the scheming, faking paperwork, etc, he is talking with other doctors and medical field investors who are buying it. So clearly he must have put in hundreds of thousands of hours studying to make it sound good. Like....just go to medical school!

[@AmazingAutist]

​@@dacypher22 it's like he was interested in medicine but was impatient and didn't want to go through all of the work, and then got addicted to the thrill of deceiving people. He is a con artist with a passing interest in medicine. The mom defending him, while it isn't a complete insight into his upbringing, is in line with a lot of people who get caught for doing bad things and it turns out their parents routinely make excuses for their kids. I'm not blaming the mom, he could have a medical condition by I highly doubt that he does and she was just trying to protect her son from the consequences of his actions.

[@dacypher22]

@@AmazingAutist Yeah that is probably it. This is way too much work to just want to real-life roleplay a doctor. There has to be some other motive there

[@Gdub33]

The guys who acted like they were mentally challeneged to get diaper changes are the creepiest, loneliest people I've ever witnessed.

[@explosion2768]

They may not have been mentally disabled as they portrayed, but I would believe that the motivation to do that does indicate some kind of mental abnormality. People dont just do that..

[@Gdub33]

@@explosion2768 yeah the diaper bros definitely have a mental disorder. More than likely quite a few of them. But this is not a mental disability. Those are two different things. A person with a severe mental disability = an angel. These diaper weirdos with their mental disorders = monsters. When your mental disability creates innocent victims you are a monster. Prove me wrong.

[@samanderson6194]

Hey! Enough with the name calling Come wipe this taint STAT!

[@StallionStudios1234]

That is soooooooooo bizarre but is funny as hell.

[@Gdub33]

@@samanderson6194 yessir! But only because you are a non functioning mute like you told me you were.

[@regularman6328]

Imagine being deaf in the live audience, and just standing there scratching your head.

[@Vscojen]

Immagine being blind and reading my comment

[@SpiralPoliFemboy]

"What does "wood paneled wagon carpool dragons" even mean?" ~ Deaf Person In Live Audience

[@JustaHedgehoginSonicBoom]

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[@JustaHedgehoginSonicBoom]

@@SpiralPoliFemboy true that

[@christophercruz6495]

AyyooooOOOOO?

[@JemmaTheWitch]

Im so amazed that anyone believed malachi was over 18 years old, he has the most baby face I've ever seen!

[@900ug]

not even just his face, i think his voice is the biggest give away

[@PandaMonium92827]

Not even that....I work in medicine and we have so much paperwork and background checks and red tape, nobody can get in a building looking like an employee and somebody not checking into it. Even as clinic support staff I had to bring my birth certificate, social, and do fingerprints. How he got away with this was from people sleeping on the job. He also knew which lax clinics to target, he wouldn't get away with this in a hospital or anything

[@streakyanchovy]

TBF some people can look younger than they actually are. I am in my 20s and more often than not, people can’t tell unless I tell them. That being said, I’m surprised Malachi got away with this scam for so long because it’s highly unlikely that records of his past offences wouldn’t be the first results that come up on google in a basic background check.

[@badreligionbomb]

because even questioning black people paints you racist these days.

[@jaeydec]

once in hs, I was waiting to get picked up and I saw this girl come in, she looked about 9. I was like "oh, cool! a prodigy!" she took out her id and she was a student teacher, literally older than me at the time. some people just look super young, I guess due to genetics

[@blueturtle3623]

I'm Deaf and fluent in ASL. It's fully insane to me the fact that she is signing things tangentially related to what's happening, and she's using actual ASL handshapes. The sign she used for "murder" was actually the correct sign, for example. She fully looks like someone after half a semester of ASL 1.

[@squirrelnut]

She did work at a school for the disabled so she probably picked up a few things.

[@FishboyAbzu]

Thats what shocked me I didnt know she actually signed related things.

[@endinfected8187]

Yeah previous time I headed this story I assumed most of what she did didn't translate to anything

[@Flamsterette]

@@FishboyAbzu Punctuation is a good idea here.

[@JIMMILLS-vo4dw]

There’s only like 10-20 letters/words/ideas that can be formed with human hands. The vast majority of ASL is just context + guessing. It takes like 15 minutes to learn:’me’ (points at self), ‘you’ (points to other), and so on…

[@thud.]

I'd like to think with the last lady's criminal record, her sign language "display" was just a distraction while her team in the back robbed a bank vault or something.

[@spawnglance6720]

I don't even think Bain would come up with a plan that crazy lmao

[@Human_01]

............................. "Evil" is the antithesis to the virtue: 'humanity'. Humanity is the characteristic that defines the human spirit. Humanity is symbiosis across humans and society. 'Humanity' exceeds 'social-darwinism'. ............................. NEURO-PERSONALITY ............................. "SENSORY-FEELERS" ARE LARGELY RESPONSIBLE FOR SPREADING DISINFORMATION AND HATE TOWARDS ENTJ/INTJ (AGAINST "THINKERS" IN GENERAL)-BOTH IRL AND ON THE INTERNET; DESPITE THOSE NEURO-PERSONALITY TYPES BEING A BLESSING TO SOCIETY AND ALL OF MANKIND! THEY DESERVE BETTER! 😤 'ESFJ', 'ESFP', ISFP and 'ISFJ' are a pathogen to humanity, and 'then' Cluster-B (depending on their neuro-personality). THEIR "FEELINGS 'IS' THEIR REALITY", THEY ALSO HAVE A MALICIOUS-MIND BY DEFAULT (low 'mirror-neurons' results in "SOCIOPATHIC-FEELER"; full of pathological hate, and highly chaotic). WHAT'S MORE, DESPITE HAVING MALICIOUS INTENT THEY ARE ALL EMOTIONALLY-WEAK AND PRONE TO COVERT/VULNERABLE-NARCISSISM (ISFJ especially; they impersonate and spread hate towards genuine INFJs). ............................... Also... To intelligent readers (who do 'not’ have a ‘pathological disregard for rationality and reality'). I recommend researching 'narcissistic personality disorder' (NPD) / 'cluster-B'; and know that they are the 'root of all evil' (especially 'ESFJ/ESTJ-narcissist'; Myers-Briggs reference, look it up)! European 'ESFJ' are the worst personality type, and they are responsible for inventing 'racism' and colonization! It is in their neuro-psychology!!! They are extremely 'manipulative' and often use 'looking pretty' to distract others from the witch's mind-games / mind-r@pe, e.g. gaslighting, playing the victim/damsel in distress, creating "flying-monkeys", and 'bribing' others (with money or BJ) to attack, or at times, kill someone for her. When caught, she will use her minions as scapegoats. European ESFJ are notorious for this especially in a racist context, e.g. Emmett Till. xSFP and ISFJ (2W1) are the most complicit, narcissistic-enablers. ISFP also tend to be 'oblivious-codependents' (look up the definition). Like ESFJ, XSFP's "feelings 'is' their reality." Most are covert/vulnerable-narcissists. ISFJ often perceive things only on the surface level (even by sensor standards), are suckers for a “pretty face", and their neuro-psychology makes them the ideal narcissitic-codependent and pawn to the ESFJ (blind-loyalty, surface level perception, susceptibility to covert-narcissism). Lastly, ISFJ are notorious for impersonating other people's identities IRL and on the internet; while ESFJ-9W1 superficially appears like an ENFJ, they have different 'neurology' and psychology. Both XSFJ are superficial by nature and perceive reality at face-value/surface level. SUMMARY Evil personality: 'ESFJ' (ALL), ESTJ (Cluster-b), ISFJ-2W1 (covert-narc/enabler). ESFJ-9W1 superficially resembles ENFJ; different 'neurology' and psychology. [Secretly] Evil and narcissist-friendly gunts/flying-monkey: ISFP (ALL), ESFP (ALL), and ISFJ (2W1 enable ESFJ). ☝️ALL of them are secretly emotionally-disturbed, hence their need to create conflict as a distraction (at other people's expense, truly evil). Spread the word! Thank you. ___________ Research ref: Raudha Athif, Ghislaine Maxwell, Marilyn Monroe, Karen, ESFJ-narcissists, ESFJ-neurology, Gaslighting, Amber Heard, Fake feminism, Rising of a shield hero (Malty-'ESFJ'; XSFX spread disinformation online. ISFJ is the main culprit, i.e. ISFJ largely perceive things on the surface level, and with malicious intent ISFJ impersonate others). Please research 'Brood-parasitism’- XSFJ natural psychology. _ _

[@Human_01]

Look past the "pretty appearance" of 'ESFJ'/ISFJ, and you will see them for the 'covert/vulnerable-narcissist' that they are. 'ISFJ' impersonate other people's identities, and both are obsessed with controlling them for their own emotional-convenience (especially ESFJ). The ISFJ does this behind closed-doors; as an introvert, their psychology and even their style of abuse is much more covert. ISFJ are prone to 'imposter syndrome'. Both of them are "shallow by nature". XSFX and unintelligent narcissits are their default pawns, particularly the former. Lastly, sensory-feelers (namely, ESFJ, ISFJ, and then XSFP) are largely responsible for spreading disinformation against "thinkers", (e.g. ENTJ/INTJ); both online and real life. For "sensory-feelers" their "feelings 'IS' their reality". Please spread this info. It helps! Research ref: Raudha Athif, Ghislaine Maxwell, Marilyn Monroe, Karen, ESFJ-narcissists, ESFJ-neurology, Gaslighting, Amber Heard, Fake feminism, Rising of a shield hero (Malty-'ESFJ'; XSFX spread disinformation online. ISFJ is the main culprit; ISFJ largely perceive things on the surface level), 'Brood-parasitism’- XSFJ natural psychology.

[@AshChiCupcak]

@@spawnglance6720 At least it would have given what she was doing some kind of reason instead of just flapping around like a baffoon for what? The fun of it? I do envy the level of confidence she has cuz I bout curled into a hole from second hand embarrassment 🫣

[@cap10zomb]

Maybe it's like practicing her fraud skills working her way up to something profitable. As a reason why she did that is all I could imagine

[@despacitodaniel801]

"everyone wants to be a body builder but nobody wants to lift them heavy ass weights" - A great Philosopher

[@kerch-e]

Nah, that's Ronnie Coleman. Give that man his props.

[@A_YouTube_Commenter]

What about Elmo from the Hood? "everybody wears a jersey but very few can actually play." R.I.P. Elmo

[@GuessMyUsernameYT]

Everyone wants to be a champion, but nobody wants to eat like one - Ronnie coleman

[@robertodell9193]

@@kerch-e "Props" for what? Injecting a bunch steroids? Ronnie should have said, "Everyone wants to be a bodybuilder but not everybody has access to steroids!"

[@internettraveler8666]

@@robertodell9193 stop trying to excuse yourself for being a soycuck

[@MooImABunny]

Damn, Malachi has so much motivation, it's really unfortunate he didn't just take the legal route

[@nokrepkie]

Reminds me a lot of jimmy McGill from better call Saul before he went full on evil

[@cetospalis4784]

He was never passionate. He just wanted to commit fraud.

[@nwerd7584]

if you skip the work, you have no motivation. Everyone motivated to get the payday but not put in the effort. Instead of teaching people to be smarter which they dont want, harder to control. They punish people defrauding idiots. Some knowledge wouldve avoided this.

[@josedorsaith5261]

He clearly doesn't have motivation, or he would have gone to medical school. He wanted the benefits with none of the work

[@rasheed7934]

He will probably convince the people in the prison he's the warden.

[@darklord884]

With how weirdly she was waving her hands and grimacing, it's astonishing that the fake interpreter got murder right several times.

[@MeTaLISaWeSoMe95]

The stupid thing is, the fake doctor guy could probably make a damn KILLING in multiple career paths with that level of confidence and the ability to constantly find solutions. Like the dude managed to continue that con way longer than most ever would be able to. I'm actually a bit impressed. Hopefully he learns his lesson and can channel that kind of thinking into more legitimate means of making a living, guy will go far if he does.

[@chriskay1449]

He is a more modern day Frank Abignale.

[@the4090gaming]

im just glad the kid didn't hurt anyone or himself. it seems like he's from a broken family but thankfully the grandpa is still trying to set him on the right path.

[@LudosErgoSum]

Bro, he went back to jail again for scamming as soon as he got out. No hope of redemption, and certainly no sympathy from me. He's done for.

[@meowtherainbowx4163]

This kind of thing inspires me as a socially awkward, self-critical professional. If this guy with no credentials can con people so effectively, what's stopping me from convincing others that I'm the best person for a job that I'm qualified for, or that I deserve to be promoted?

[@smoothie3993]

he started at 17 and was arrested at the final time 18, it sounds like a lot but it was only a year or two, you don’t get out of medical school within a year or two and make money, you lose money at that point. Not worth doing, but still not as much effort as becoming an actual doctor

[@danielburciaga8111]

Maliki may not be a doctor but he sure is charging real doctor prices lol

[@Tony36271]

Gotta make it believable

[@purplekermit2162]

Boooooooooooooooooo 👎🏼

[@wydnaota433]

@DarkCoreX nobody cares if he spelt the name wrong

[@peenyyt4921]

No real doctor charges their patients

[@mattalan6618]

@DarkCoreX you need to shut up now

[@PopTartNeko]

Dude, Malachi's one dedicated con man. I should be mad but instead I'm just impressed by the confidence and the sheer audacity

[@homeaccount5943]

Not a con man. He's not that intelligent. He's just a manipulative narcissist bullshitter.

[@whiteprivilege7961]

It's a real narcissist.

[@rasheed7934]

Guys like that can cause alot of harm.

[@ghettomarc50]

His mom should either have him committed or send him to med school.

[@homeaccount5943]

@@ghettomarc50 Do you think that bullshit artist would be accepted at a medical school ?

[@domeatown]

The worst part of the fake teen doctor is that he was so committed to the scam that many of the people he worked with claimed that he was incredibly skilled and very knowledgeable and could have very easily become a real doctor. I remember when the story broke and they went around interviewing people and people were actually quite sad because he was one of their better medical practitioners. I remember feeling kind of sad about that at the time

[@theultimatefreak666]

I feel like this says more about other doctors than about the fake one. My favorite medical doctor (medical being important, my favorite doctor is my grandpa, but his doctorate is in natural sciences) used to do crystal healing and such ... she has gotten a real medical license now and isn't afraid to use proper medicine, but while other doctors often give me antibiotics and send me on my way no matter the problem (Including food poisoning for example) she examines me and then discusses natural methods that might help (for example: if she thinks it could be a kind of malnutrition she recommends foods over supplements and then schedules a checkback to see if I gotten better)

[@doctorgrubious7725]

@@theultimatefreak666it’s why I think we as a society have way to much of an emphasis on artificial health, medicine is wonderful and it has helped us so much as a species, however we are still a species of earth and it’s easier to just eat a dandelion and drink some natural ginger ale than to wait 3 hours at a hospital 💀

[@fawnieee]

​@@doctorgrubious7725 i notice modern doctors are simply not interested in prevention, they only care about leaving things to get as worse as possible before they finally decide to treat you and because your body has been compensating for so long, you end up with a myriad of other problems that could have been entirely avoided if drs just stopped constantly dismissing people when they're first approached. Western medicene doesn't care about prevention at all.

[@JIMMILLS-vo4dw]

Or he should have just waited a few years! These days laypeople are being enlisted as doctors, lawyers, pilots, etc. just for membership in certain identity groups (part of the movement for equity). People just walking around unemployed one day and (boom): doctor. We’ve needed more black doctors for years and no one is trying to improve public education any longer. What other choice do we have? 🤷‍♂️

[@calebhernandez681]

Malachi’s efforts to impersonate a doctor seemed more difficult and complex than just going to frakkin’ med school. 😂

[@nullrox]

med school is expensive

[@lloydwoodward9053]

@@nullroxwhen it said he posted the $21k bail I was thinking “of course he could, he had no student loans”

[@pw6002]

@@nullrox No, med school is not expens… oh sorry, I forgot we’re not talking about Europe but about the US. 😅

[@worstie2]

@@pw6002 why would u think they’re talking about europe when the events take place in florida?

[@pw6002]

@@worstie2 My comment was only a way to underline the absurdity of the US college-fees, compared to Europe.

[@simonsimons1252]

What's really crazy is that not once did anyone at the hospitals the guy went to think to do a background check on him. He just showed them a diploma and that was all they needed.

[@JoyDavidson]

He showed them his diploma and his big balls. It was enough apparently.

[@garmind4868]

they did not do a background check because they are not paying for anything ,, they have nothing to lose.

[@dang7824]

He might have accidentally flashed his loan application for a 60k Jaguar. 😂

[@WhitneyDahlin]

​@@JoyDavidson he was really well spoken. He's a really charismatic guy. Not just anyone would be charismatic enough to pull it off. If only he had put as much effort into going to school and actually becoming a doctor as he did into pretending to be one!! But he just put way more time and energy into committing crimes than into getting a real medical license

[@pixality7902]

He got a "medical director" job that only paid 70k. I doubt the places were that high quality or interested in finding appropriate people for such jobs. Maybe it was a lower cost of living area in Florida but still sus. I am a research grunt who just coordinates patient consenting and scheduling. I make 68k. My area is HCOL but even for LCOL, I would expect any decent directorship to pay more than 70k. This wasn't THAT long ago.

[@skylar5257]

Maliki sure has the balls to keep impersonating even after getting caught 3 times lol. I tell ya I have too much pride for that.

[@AdamOBrien29]

It's like Catch Me If You Can, if the lead character was a moron

[@Sceptonic]

He only served 20 months for that...

[@joek2978]

That’s mental illness at this point, dude just can’t stop himself

[@sodense3402]

its so baffling to me that he didnt just go for an actual degree. he clearly has enough brains if he can impersonate as a doctor for that long at that age 😂

[@Pugchump]

How did you and the comment above you both spell his name wrong in the same way? It's right there in the video multiple times spelled correctly.

[@frndsrmpwr1472]

As someone who is disabled and struggles to get people to take me seriously (because I'm 'too young to be disabled') it honestly makes me so angry that people pretend to be disabled for clout or some sick fetish. Literally, I was at the grocery store the other day in one of those motor carts because I walk with a cane and I still get looks or people getting mad at me for using them. Or also old people telling me to move out of the disabled seats on the bus. The fact that people are not only able to pretend but also profiting or pretending to be a resource for disabled people/taking advantage makes them some of the worst scum.

[@itsjeninMass]

I agree. It's really offensive. I feel your pain about the carts. I have fibromyalgia, which is an invisible disability. I have days where my legs are very painful, or I tire out more easily, or I'm dizzy. I use those carts about half the time, and when I do, I carry my cane with me as a visible indicator that I'm disabled. I look like I'm in good shape, but if I'm in pain or haven't slept that night, that doesn't mean a thing!

[@jabberwocky8021]

I am sorry for both of you. I will pray for you. It must be so difficult and people can be such butt-heads.

[@RandyBaumery-s4i]

But what's so f........ up are the millions of people being trendy by claiming to be (fill in most popular disorder).

[@fawnieee]

​@@itsjeninMass i feel this so much. I have crohns disease and have a card that gives me priority to toilets because the biologics I'm on frequently cause me to throw up. The amount of nasty looks i get from people when i use the card to use the disabled toilets really is endless, and it sucks because they assume that because I'm young, that i cannot be disabled. I once had a man accuse me of forging that card and that it can't be that "bad" since I'm so young. Would they rather me vomit on the shop floor or wherever i am to prove a point? All for the staff to clean up unnecessarily spewed vomit because people refuse to believe young people can be disabled? It's terrible. My mother and i call it ageism, and the amount of healthcare workers that have it too is terrifying.

[@itsjeninMass]

@@fawnieee 🫂🫂🫂 That's exactly what it is. It's ageism and ableism. I'm so sorry.

[@NoUploadJustComment]

This type of anthology video is really a great way to run your channel. While it is less frequent it does allow the viewer to enjoy more content in one sitting which I think is better. Keep up the good work Wavy.

[@user-oz9sb3kf4u]

Seems like recycled product. Just to make a quick buck to not have to get a real job. But what do I know I work for a living.

[@SunnieJim007]

​@@user-oz9sb3kf4u sounds like you should continue working and stop acting like a Jealous asshole. But I don't know I judge people for a living

[@Dime_time333]

Plus its great to listen to while busy at work.

[@sonickhable]

​@@user-oz9sb3kf4u yet you're here funding it by watching lol

[@Ehh.....]

@@user-oz9sb3kf4u Working is gay.

[@Beenutbutter99]

How can he successfully trick countless people into believing that he's a doctor at 18 and I still get ID'd at the corner store buying a 99 cent lighter at 23? I know I kinda have a baby face but he looked like he just got his braces off 💀

[@wintermonroe2894]

😆😆😆😆😂😂

[@Mskittenlover12]

For real, I've had bus drivers try to give me children's bus passes. I just turned 24. 😭

[@AnnoyingTiger888]

One word: Florida.

[@carolinerowles5951]

I used to get id'd well into my late 30s. No I'm 41 I'd be well chuffed for it to happen now!

[@vixenrevitup]

When I got a retail pharmacy job at the age of 23 and up until I left at the age of 26, I repeatedly got asked how old you had to be to get hired at pharmacies. I’d tell them 18, then would receive a confused stare and a single question: “Then how old are you?” I couldn’t tell you how many times I was told that I looked like I was 15 or 16!

[@NexLegacyAccount]

What blows my mind about the diaper guys is they didn't need to scam anyone. There's whole communities of people who have diaper fetishes. They could have easily found a willing participant that would have roleplayed as a medical worker.

[@h0rriphic]

Freaks like that get off on tricking women into doing it.

[@NexLegacyAccount]

@@h0rriphic ....I admittedly didn't think about the deception being the point. Disgusting.

[@katsarida]

They're predators. Like all predators, they know what they're doing is wrong, and the wrongness of what they're doing is exactly what gets them off.

[@noahboat580]

Yea i was beginning to wonder that, but then forget that people would do that to actual medical care workers unknowingly. Especially to see them react uncomfortably, or not? Idk what these sick people like

[@cosmosadorabilis7677]

They want women who are NOT into it.

[@Chrom4Prez]

Malachis whole family is the reason he is the way he is. No one can cast aside even a little bit of their pride to admit he did wrong, they have a cult mentality towards their family members, that's a huge problem.

[@ir9567]

They encouraged him

[@Psilomuscimol]

Probably are the reason he even did all those things​@@ir9567

[@carbonlife9419]

Yes I'm glad this got said, I think his family was very enabling and probably used/helped scam money

[@birdonline2751]

Im sorry but I was so caught off guard by the defense of "my iq is really low and i have proof" that i laughed out loud

[@Encephalophage]

The sign language interpreter's grasp of ASL is oddly reminiscent of Peggy Hill's confidence in her ability to teach Spanish

[@angelicapace4789]

You made me laugh so loud I woke up my sleeping husband! Lol.

[@anthonyramirez9925]

Was she also arrested for kidnapping?

[@Banshee_Queen]

Imagine looking at that obvious teenager and thinking they’re a doctor. 💀

[@comajuice]

Right lmao how the fuck did they hire him. I'm not much older than him and still saw a kid.

[@darrellwilliams1714]

Helloooo, haven't you watched Doogie Howser? It's possible 😅

[@drivebybodypierce]

@@darrellwilliams1714 - that’s soooooooo Darell! Classic.

[@PandaMonium92827]

Like bruh, you HAVE to be 18 to get into n Med school. State laws around minors working with scalpels and blood. No matter how good you are, it takes 8 years. Youngest you could be is 26, so just looks isn't enough to judge but that's why they have BACKGROUND CHECKS! I literally looked up doctors multiple times a day just to get bills paid, and they couldn't do that?!

[@J_man_91]

And the whole idea that he listed his name as PhD and MD. I have family members that spent years in education to obtain that. It's disrespectful to those who worked for it. So cringe.

[@cocops8]

You know what’s really disturbing? There are fully certified ASL interpreters who are under qualified. And there’s STILL a deficit.

[@alphazano1317]

I once qualified to take a test at a professional medical interpreter test. I've had just 1-2 months of training and switched between 3 trainees with different difficulty and areas of testing. I was also given some court training in case of emergencies and social situation training. My "manager" wanted me to take on the professional medical interpreter test and secure the title, but asked me to say that I had minimum 9 months of work experience as that was one of the requirements ( note that I was doing really good according to their standards) but still it didn't make sense. I had to refuse for religious reason. Just imaging a doctor who only studied a year and is now doing brain surgery on you.

[@Quirkyalonester]

That guy may be special needs, but he had enough ability to put together the scam, and enough awareness to try to hide it. When the Alzheimer's got really bad with my grandfather, he would occasionally be outside with no clothes on. He wasn't getting people to come over to see, he just did not have the presence of mind to think that way. I don't know if he would forget to put clothes on or just had the thought he didn't like the way they felt and then took them off or what. It was a terrible thing to see happen to someone, and it's a despicable person to pretend for their own pleasure.

[@ModernPict]

yes, sorry to hear about your grandad, mine was the same. I was brought up by my grandparents so he was really like my Dad to me....dementia is a horrible disease and these ppl are disgusting individuals for faking such things...

[@Quirkyalonester]

@@ModernPict thank you and back at you. I was young enough at the time it was happening to not know how bad it was. I don't wish that on anyone.

[@MAGGOT_VOMIT]

I........need.........weenee.......wash.

[@gghost2255]

​@@Quirkyalonesterwho are you talking about?

[@abbie_joan]

I'm pretty sure his family helped him with the scams if he is as mentally ill as they say then there's no way he could do all of this on his own

[@ZumbieGuy]

The fake cop dude was playing a dangerous game. I couldn’t imagine if he pulled over someone who’s already in trouble with the law and had nothing to lose

[@conzmoleman]

yeah but you can already tell he was being selective - he chose a young woman he thought he could control / impress

[@360entertainment2]

@@conzmoleman there was a fake cop that pulled over Dave Bautista back when he was still on his back and forth with the Heavyweight title. It was a little obvious this guy wasn’t a cop because he walked up wearing camouflage gear and Dave started asking a lot of questions, then the guy bolted!

[@gabrielladiaz6933]

If that kid would of tried that shut I. Nyc he would of been killed…we are too aware of how the Nypd works……we would interrogate him 😂😂😂😂 it’s crazy that kid got off with some bs probation but people doing 3 years for some bullshit…the fact that the kids kept doing it…shows why a joke the law enforcement is in middle America…NYPD and London Metro cops are a whole different level…all of those impersonation frauds from these men scare me…you go to police for help dr. Etc.. I don’t blame the elderly in my area for not trusting anyone and keeping to themselves…

[@darklord884]

Considering the Midnight Sun Killer case ended with James Dale Ritchie opening fire on a cop who repeatedly told him to stop just to ask him questions about another offender, just imagine he ran into someone like that while playing his badge game.

[@barryjohnson8733]

i hated how they tried to use his "adhd" ,if he even has it, as an excuse

[@Nif-kun]

The first dude was literally supported by his family instead of correcting him 💀

[@User_5tjk42gj9]

Thats cause he dindu nuffin.

[@mrlevinielsen]

It’s insane. Seriously an example of the owner, not the pet.

[@tapset]

Literally supported?

[@nurgle-j5n]

@@tapset hahaha they held him upright, physically

[@zerobolt9506]

I'd love to see 2 individuals that are BOTH committing stolen valor to confronted each other, I just think it'll be hilarious 😂

[@itsjeninMass]

🤣🤣

[@mysteriousspecimen2468]

Spider-Man meme

[@auspilot6119]

I was randomly assaulted by someone posing as a police officer. The guy was never found. It was completely bizarre and has made me distrustful of strangers when walking at night.

[@mattalan6618]

that is so weird

[@kaimanthelizardwizard1248]

Are you sure it wasn't just a regular police officer?

[@Human_01]

Look past the "pretty appearance" of 'ESFJ'/ISFJ, and you will see them for the 'covert/vulnerable-narcissist' that they are. 'ISFJ' impersonate other people's identities, and both are obsessed with controlling them for their own emotional-convenience (especially ESFJ). The ISFJ does this behind closed-doors; as an introvert, their psychology and even their style of abuse is much more covert. ISFJ are prone to 'imposter syndrome'. Both of them are "shallow by nature". XSFX and unintelligent narcissits are their default pawns, particularly the former. Lastly, sensory-feelers (namely, ESFJ, ISFJ, and then XSFP) are largely responsible for spreading disinformation against "thinkers", (e.g. ENTJ/INTJ); both online and real life. For "sensory-feelers" their "feelings 'IS' their reality". Please spread this info. It helps! Research ref: Raudha Athif, Ghislaine Maxwell, Marilyn Monroe, Karen, ESFJ-narcissists, ESFJ-neurology, Gaslighting, Amber Heard, Fake feminism, Rising of a shield hero (Malty-'ESFJ'; XSFX spread disinformation online. ISFJ is the main culprit; ISFJ largely perceive things on the surface level), 'Brood-parasitism’- XSFJ natural psychology.

[@Human_01]

............................. "Evil" is the antithesis to the virtue: 'humanity'. Humanity is the characteristic that defines the human spirit. Humanity is symbiosis across humans and society. 'Humanity' exceeds 'social-darwinism'. ............................. NEURO-PERSONALITY ............................. "SENSORY-FEELERS" ARE LARGELY RESPONSIBLE FOR SPREADING DISINFORMATION AND HATE TOWARDS ENTJ/INTJ (AGAINST "THINKERS" IN GENERAL)-BOTH IRL AND ON THE INTERNET; DESPITE THOSE NEURO-PERSONALITY TYPES BEING A BLESSING TO SOCIETY AND ALL OF MANKIND! THEY DESERVE BETTER! 😤 'ESFJ', 'ESFP', ISFP and 'ISFJ' are a pathogen to humanity, and 'then' Cluster-B (depending on their neuro-personality). THEIR "FEELINGS 'IS' THEIR REALITY", THEY ALSO HAVE A MALICIOUS-MIND BY DEFAULT (low 'mirror-neurons' results in "SOCIOPATHIC-FEELER"; full of pathological hate, and highly chaotic). WHAT'S MORE, DESPITE HAVING MALICIOUS INTENT THEY ARE ALL EMOTIONALLY-WEAK AND PRONE TO COVERT/VULNERABLE-NARCISSISM (ISFJ especially; they impersonate and spread hate towards genuine INFJs). ............................... Also... To intelligent readers (who do 'not’ have a ‘pathological disregard for rationality and reality'). I recommend researching 'narcissistic personality disorder' (NPD) / 'cluster-B'; and know that they are the 'root of all evil' (especially 'ESFJ/ESTJ-narcissist'; Myers-Briggs reference, look it up)! European 'ESFJ' are the worst personality type, and they are responsible for inventing 'racism' and colonization! It is in their neuro-psychology!!! They are extremely 'manipulative' and often use 'looking pretty' to distract others from the witch's mind-games / mind-r@pe, e.g. gaslighting, playing the victim/damsel in distress, creating "flying-monkeys", and 'bribing' others (with money or BJ) to attack, or at times, kill someone for her. When caught, she will use her minions as scapegoats. European ESFJ are notorious for this especially in a racist context, e.g. Emmett Till. xSFP and ISFJ (2W1) are the most complicit, narcissistic-enablers. ISFP also tend to be 'oblivious-codependents' (look up the definition). Like ESFJ, XSFP's "feelings 'is' their reality." Most are covert/vulnerable-narcissists. ISFJ often perceive things only on the surface level (even by sensor standards), are suckers for a “pretty face", and their neuro-psychology makes them the ideal narcissitic-codependent and pawn to the ESFJ (blind-loyalty, surface level perception, susceptibility to covert-narcissism). Lastly, ISFJ are notorious for impersonating other people's identities IRL and on the internet; while ESFJ-9W1 superficially appears like an ENFJ, they have different 'neurology' and psychology. Both XSFJ are superficial by nature and perceive reality at face-value/surface level. SUMMARY Evil personality: 'ESFJ' (ALL), ESTJ (Cluster-b), ISFJ-2W1 (covert-narc/enabler). ESFJ-9W1 superficially resembles ENFJ; different 'neurology' and psychology. [Secretly] Evil and narcissist-friendly gunts/flying-monkey: ISFP (ALL), ESFP (ALL), and ISFJ (2W1 enable ESFJ). ☝️ALL of them are secretly emotionally-disturbed, hence their need to create conflict as a distraction (at other people's expense, truly evil). Spread the word! Thank you. ___________ Research ref: Raudha Athif, Ghislaine Maxwell, Marilyn Monroe, Karen, ESFJ-narcissists, ESFJ-neurology, Gaslighting, Amber Heard, Fake feminism, Rising of a shield hero (Malty-'ESFJ'; XSFX spread disinformation online. ISFJ is the main culprit, i.e. ISFJ largely perceive things on the surface level, and with malicious intent ISFJ impersonate others). Please research 'Brood-parasitism’- XSFJ natural psychology. _ _

[@thejoker-wu1sp]

Lol livin on earth i been weary of ppl at night since the first one i saw.

[@adrianpheiffer9960]

Brandon : "Can I just call my wife to let her know I'm not coming home tonight." *Actually calls his mom

[@the4090gaming]

lol

[@deneilbaker]

Malachi’s mom is guilty of enabling this foolishness too. She even took a professional photo with him wearing his lab coat 🥴 That boy isn’t trying to help anyone, he’s just a thief full stop

[@GibolsTTV]

I’d say initially he wanted to help…but then got his hands on money and couldn’t stop scamming after.

[@rosie20098]

I mean, I feel like people in his family must’ve been somewhat aware of what he was up to. Idk how he would’ve kept it hidden. However parents take cringe pictures with their kids wearing something stupid all of the time. Usually young kids with princesses and super hero costumes (of course at that age it’s not cringe) but still

[@keyanddracaryskillua6187]

He was extremely intelligent. Fooling ppl he was a doctor at 18? If only he had gone the right way instead of being a fraud. Insane. I think he started wanting to help but he got caught up by the money. Greed.

[@PandaMonium92827]

For real. He could have gotten into medical school, no problem. It's an entrance exam plus a pile of student loans - that's it! Doctors can pay those off no issue after a couple years. Now he's just fucked, he can't even get a job at walmart.

[@I_Eat_Lemons]

​​@@PandaMonium92827 I am going to guess you're a doctor and you know all about the student loans that take a *very* long time to pay off. Add on: Hahah, nevermind I just noticed that you think they pay it off after a few years.

[@DIABETOR]

To be fair, the first guy was technically more qualified than most “alternative medicine” practitioners

[@some-guy-in-the-internet]

Inmate: "What did you get arrested for?" Rudledge: "Having a woman change my diapers." Well, he's about to be a laughing stock of the entire jail.

[@bobbyrayofthefamilysmith24]

What a grade A FREAK!!! How embarrassing

[@blackroberts6290]

not just a laughing stock, but also a muse 😏

[@mattthespyd3r969]

@@blackroberts6290 "See, you know because in prison.....there's a pecking order...and on the bottom of that pecking order...there is usually a lot of ass fucking" Norm Macdonald

[@AdamOBrien29]

Gonna be some blood in his prison diapers I'm guessing

[@grogsmashrock7240]

he shouldn't have been released, he' a sexual predator and will continue to find ways to exploit women

[@VinceM1989]

I remember the fake sign language lady and had a friend who is deaf and knows sign language send me the video. The fact that there are people who do this crap is very messed up. Anyway Wavy I'm enjoying your content. Keep up the great work.

[@shellyywallace5296]

Man that shit didn’t make you laugh a lil come on

[@VinceM1989]

@Shellyy Wallace No it didn't.

[@shellyywallace5296]

@@VinceM1989 fuck lmfao that’s more funny now

[@0lyge0]

Deaf people are already isolated from society so I'm sure this just comes across as a slap in the face and basically saying that their community doesn't matter. The only thing funny about this was the comment shown in the video that said she was going straight to hell. That I did laugh at.

[@donttalktomeyoureannoying8736]

@@0lyge0 okay so what about the victims of the fake doctor? Everyone is laughing at the situation but I’m certain these patients actually needed medical care which seems more monumental than a lady Mimicking sign language for a news story that wouldn’t even be relevant the next day. And I say this as a person who is hard at hearing, I would read the damn captions/subtitles if it’s that serious

[@blakejohnson1607]

the fake disabled guy who got people to change his diapers was a janitor at my middle school. he was always quiet and gave off really weird vibes... not many people liked being around him

[@coyotesmile8972]

No one liked being around him because his diapers were stinky. That's why he reached out for care.

[@raven-edgewindwalker23]

The looks would be enough as well to give off those Bad Vibes. Sheesh!

[@THEPELADOMASTER]

I mean he faked being disabled to get diaper changes. How does someone like that *not* give off weird vibes?

[@PandaMonium92827]

The bearded guy or the first one? Either way it's gross he worked with kids knowing this. .m

[@robbyrawdawg1389]

As someone who lives in seminole heights and had to deal with the mass panic that a serial killer caused (obviously), it was a relief to hear that he was finally caught. But it was worrying realising that the murderer was someone who was known in the community and that many people have even crossed paths with. I can only imagine how sick someone would have to be on the head to impersonate an asl translater during such a scary time where information was crucial to calm and inform (obviously) the public. My heart hurts for the family of the deceased who had to deal with that circuss act during a time of grieving and retribution.

[@lowrider81hd]

You know with those diaper changing guys, it’s not like they would even have to lie about the stuff and deceive people into changing their diapers or play pretend. There are communities out there and they are so easy to find especially in this day and age. Their main turn on for these guys must’ve been to deceive people into doing nasty things, the deception and the sense of power they get from accomplishing that, and not the diaper kink itself.

[@ir9567]

exactly!

[@Brafie37]

Man I really thought that Malachi would have convinced the prison warden that HE was in fact the warden.

[@FillYouWithMe]

Imagine getting pulled over, and saying “This kid can’t be a cop…” just to watch them get arrested. 😂

[@abebuenodemesquita8111]

imagine getting pulled over and then the police officer who pulled you over gets arrested immediately after for impresonating a police officer

[@toamatoro570]

The Malachi story is so absurd it's honestly amazing. It needs to be a movie or something.

[@Urm0mz]

Let's cast this film Who is malachi? Unfortunately Chris Brown has tattoos but air brush make up could work wonders 😂

[@AdamOBrien29]

It'd be the dumb version of Catch me if you can

[@AntiHeroLBC]

I'd call such a movie "They Call Me Dr. Love" like the KISS song...okay, I'll stop right there 😅

[@mattmurphy7030]

It was a TV show called Pretender

[@angelurbina8158]

@@AdamOBrien29 Catch Me If You Can 2, since we're in the golden age of long overdue sequels and remakes.

[@salsaucy2547]

Wavy dropping a 40 minute video only 4 days after a 50 minute one??? We are eating GOOD 🙏

[@stewpidasso3910]

Damn straight!

[@FBCGodfather]

They aren't NEW tho. Its just compilations of his old videos. Which you could already watch

[@Slevin_Kalevra]

@@FBCGodfather however, we are getting the infomation presented in Wavys format which is why we are here in the first place.

[@salsaucy2547]

@@Slevin_Kalevra your exactly on point. The format is the best part of all his videos. Makes them super enjoyable to watch and listen to.

[@nickcostanza8730]

​@@FBCGodfather where are you people getting this from? I've seen multiple comments like this. most if not all of the content here is completely new

[@johnchedsey1306]

To a degree, I'm fascinated with the social engineering that enables the imposters to proceed. It takes some supreme confidence that I don't think very many of us can muster (partly because our own sense of humility/humbleness kicks in at some point). And sure, some imposters are kinda funny if they aren't defrauding or harming anyone else. For instance, if someone puts on a hardhat & safety vest, then carries a clipboard, it is quite interesting to see what random places they can access.

[@MsAngrybutterfly]

Me too. It's always fascinated me that most art thefts from museums are done in broad daylight by people just wearing jumpsuits.

[@eldrichnemo9312]

There's an episode of Defunctland's podcast where a guy did just that to get access to DisneyQuest after it shut down

[@ir9567]

ALL of them seem mentally ill-Diaper men or Autistic-the Doctor boy or sociopaths-The sign language lady. These groups are suffer from social awareness issues, anti-social or lack of empathy.

[@TurdFergurson]

"He's calling a staff sergeant staff sergeant when he's wearing the rank of staff sergeant" 😆 🤣

[@simpleplanfan011]

I remember being younger and finding the sign language lady hilarious. Now that I’m older I find it really sad. Deaf people feel so alone already, so imagine seeing her as a deaf person. Seeing someone make a farce out of something that was meant to help you… you would feel sad, confused, and like you’re being mocked.

[@Trying2DoItAll]

I'd love it. NEVER GETTING TO HEAR THIS FKE LOVE B.S YALL SUPPOSEDLY HAVE, OR THAT EMPHATY Y'ALL WANT TO GIVE PPL OR ANY OF THAT B.S THAT THAT ONE COMMUNITY PUSHES, OR THEM WOKE B.S NO H.CLINTON,BIDAN B.S NOR OBUMASH B.S? HEAVEN IN A SICKNESS ID BE HAPPY. NOT HEARING ANY OF YALL IM MIGHTIER THAN THOU RIGHTEOUS B.S

[@your-username-here2308]

Yeah no, bullshit. If you belive it or not, Deaf People have like you, happiness inside ous. And we don't get depressed directly because of disturbed people. What's wrong with white knights like you ? You are the only one who feels confused and sad.

[@ganglabesh]

its still funny

[@superwatcher456]

@@ganglabesh to us yeah. But it is pretty pitiful for the deaf person

[@crybabychrononaut]

True.

[@TheVioletBunny]

I love how this channel has basically turned into a true crime channel

[@lambybunny7173]

Me too, I love how it isn't overdramatized as well

[@AdamOBrien29]

The long form true crime vids are 🔥

[@PhantoFantasma]

@@lambybunny7173 and he isn't trying ridiculously hard to sound "intimidating" and "cool"

[@epmcgee]

@@PhantoFantasma TWKY critic?

[@AntiHeroLBC]

I didn't think Wavy's video about lives ruined by memes was necessarily true crime. The stories were dark and some may have involved lawsuits (like the Technoviking) but it wasn't really a profile of criminals

[@thatoneguy20245]

The ironic part for “doctor” Malachi, is that when he starting doing fraud in high school, he could’ve easily just taken the necessary courses, go to university then med school and youre a doctor.

[@jakobhayden3976]

That's a common take here but just from hearing him speak I highly doubt he had the brain power to pass the courses

[@woahbro6604]

Also it takes crazy money to become a doctor tho, I bet he’s trying to steal the money to pay for the actual degree lol, he should’ve looked into a trade school instead scamming ppl

[@rosie20098]

@@jakobhayden3976 Fr, the way he wrote his doctor bios online made it seem like he couldn’t have even write a paragraph well

[@joshuaaugustin5005]

Malichi is clearly intelligent enough to actually go about becoming an actual doctor. He just didnt know the right way of going about it. Also Medical school isn't cheap.

[@8stormy5]

Eh, being a conman does not translate to being (book/practical) smart. That, and med school is very, very, very, very expensive. And no, you aren't just going to "make it back in a few years" as many positions and specialties actually pay quite poorly for the work.

[@MrMan-sy4ev]

Inmate: "What are you in for?" Malachi: "Massaging without a license." inmate: *Throws up in disgust*

[@initial_C]

The stolen valor thing bothers me, because I graduated top of my class in the Navy Seals, and I've been involved in numerous secret raids on Al-Quaeda...

[@initial_C]

@Safwaan So you're familiar with my resume.

[@vamountainman2512]

@@initial_C 🤣

[@pegcity4eva]

Same

[@mossgreengifts]

@@initial_C 😂😂

[@Devilkingliebe]

Yeah? But are you trained in gorilla warfare?

[@joelle1983]

Brenden's story....I have ADHD and possibly on the autism spectrum (I have family who are diagnosed, but I haven't been screened). I have never once had interest in impersonating any profession. I do understand autism falls on a spectrum, but I think the DA made a good choice. He went out of his way to impersonate a cop, which involves interactions with strangers. That doesn't remind me of what I know about autism. It's also completely unrelated to having ADHD, which I am diagnosed with. Shameful excuses.

[@AdamOBrien29]

Exactly, one suffering from conditions should'nt use their condition as an excuse to commit crimes

[@Night-Rider101]

Deadass

[@TheErikjsm]

yeah he absolutely knew right from wrong i personaly know a few people that are diagnosed and they are completely decent people and have no issues doing the right thing.maybe if youre extremely severe autism youd have trouble idk but anything less hell nah.

[@zebnemma]

Yeah alot of times when autism is brought up as a possible explanation for a criminals very odd actions I always say "As an autistic I don't claim him!!" I'm still confused why that is even mentioned, like obviously having autism doesn't make you into a weirdo automatically, yes autism makes you socialy inept to a degree but being a total weirdo requires conscious effort and bad choices lol! I have met plenty of people that are autistic just like myself, and the ones that are straight up weird are not weird because of the autism but because they were shitty people overall and continued to make shady self serving choises over and over, until people around them found out how shitty they were and stopped being their friend. Can't blame that on autism!

[@airysquared]

I also have been diagnosed with both conditions, and while yes, they aren’t excuses for his conditions, it’s important to remember that other people can be more severely impacted by these conditions than we are and that it can affect their judgment. I feel like the opinion that “x condition could never be a factor in behavior y” is actually doing a disservice to our understanding of mental health as a whole. I know that we don’t want the general public to think we are all like someone who did something awful with the same condition we have, but we shouldn’t go too far in the other way, either. Besides, autism doesn’t automatically mean one can’t interact with strangers, either. He could easily be terrible at picking up body language, be overly literal, etc., without having developed the anxiety that failed social interactions can cause over time (i.e., bad at socializing but not afraid of it).

[@catharinepizzarello4784]

I work as a home health aide and have run into these perverts a few times. Always do a background check first. Make sure the person and family are real.

[@Nick-qf7vt]

Wait these things are actually common?!?!

[@jaew3523]

Yeah I worked in personal care and unfortunately this stuff is more common than people ever talk about. I worked with several men who did actually have physical disabilities that meant they needed help with showering/changing etc BUT did not have any kind of mental/cognitive disabilities who would try to take advantage of care workers (pressuring them to keep changing them when they were aroused, trying to touch them inappropriately, m*sturbating around them). It’s really gross, I stopped doing that kind of work because of it.

[@thedesensitizedsympathizer5307]

Ok I have to ask. WHY DOES THIS BOTHER YOU SO MUCH? It's their sexual fetish. So what if people get off to having their diapers changed. Do you know how hard it would be to find a girlfriend who would be okay with doing that fetish.

[@abbywatson8133]

​​​@@thedesensitizedsympathizer5307imagine just trying to do your job and being taken advantage of. It's fine to have the kink, fucked up to trick people into participating. Consent requires complete disclosure. If they can't find a GF who is into it, hire a sex worker.

[@thedesensitizedsympathizer5307]

@@abbywatson8133 Uhhh. Do you think an attractive looking sex worker would be willing to do that for cheap (by sex worker standards) .

[@kingoscar5447]

wavywebsurf is a spelunker? Well, he's probably going to disappear unexpectedly and have his own "nutty putty" incident....

[@Conquered]

I had a US Marine hat I used to wear every day. I found it at Walmart and it was the only hat I liked the fit of. I thought it was fine until random people would thank me "for my service" when I would walk by... I traded the hat out for a different one I found. The next day someone told me they liked my hat and asked which season of the show I was on... apparently my new hat is the fictional location of a TV show... I just catch catch a break 🤣

[@IkeFanBoy64]

Just do what I do and just wear hats with the brand logo or no logo at all

[@ryangreen262]

The hats that you find have the energy of those whom left them aside. Your unique ability is to absorb said energy and manifest it , others take notice of this and find themselves drawn to your allure. You must continue picking up crusty lids to hustle and grind your way to the top .

[@Conquered]

@@ryangreen262 LMAO!!! Did you write that yourself? You're very talented at storytelling if you did haha

[@BroomPusher2024]

Shows how fucked a time we live in

[@prevost8686]

I wear a USMC hat in support of my son who is active duty USMC. The hat is not approved by the Corps for any active duty Marine to wear. The few that have ever tried to thank me for my service are quickly told to thank my son since I am only his father. Most people usually ask me if I served first and I explain to them “No, my son is a Marine and I am just his father.”

[@CommonBovine]

Nothing makes me cringe harder than seeing an impersonator confronted.

[@BlisaBLisa]

fr its hard to watch i feel embarrassed

[@Pretermit_Sound]

They deserve every bit of being shamed in person, and in public by an actual member of the armed forces though. Being a veteran is something you have to earn, and the real ones don’t have to play dress up to maintain that status. ✌🏻🇺🇸

[@bowmanbrent419]

11:57 his grandfather also arrested for impersonating Lawrence Fishburne.

[@Morlok616]

LMFAO

[@undersatan5685]

I thought I was the only one XD

[@mirkosaor]

I was looking for that comment

[@MaybeA_Cat]

wavywebsurf:*talks about the most gruesome brutal murder in detail* also wavywebsurf:*happiest music you have ever heard for the outro*

[@SD-oi9gr]

Bit of a dark one but I was recently hospitalised for months, I was in a coma to start with and gradually recovered. I was changed and bathed every day and it was the most humiliating part of my life. There was no becoming aroused, if that ever happens it is a major red flag.

[@batturiebunnie6460]

wishing you all the best in your recovery ❤

[@Aisakdik69]

What does being in a coma feel like genuinely being curious

[@Naetrox]

Nothing to be embarrassed of. The people who took care of you do not think of it as humiliating - you were just being cared for while you were completely unable. I do understand the feeling, I've heard elderly say similar things. My grandma feels like this because she needs assistance washing herself. It certainly doesn't feel good to lose bodily autonomy. I hope you're doing well in your recovery. Welcome back.

[@IDoABitOfTrollin]

Ooof kink shaming is so 2012

[@Jane-yg3vz]

​@@IDoABitOfTrollin There's nothing wrong with shaming someone who forces their kink onto someone else. Are we not supposed to shame someone who has a kink for children? Not shaming people for their antisocial behaviour is why our society is so messed up now. At the same time, it's perfectly acceptable to not just shame, but physically attack people for their political views or non-minority status.

[@bagelbaby55]

Did Malachi's mom just allow him to do this? Like that's actually insane she should've done something after the first time he was arrested

[@ghettomarc50]

If his mom had done something way back then, he wouldn't be in jail now. Same with the grandfather. They enabled this.

[@rockyjmoon3]

I can never take the word “imposter” seriously ever again.

[@tera_2024]

Why?

[@infernaldaedra]

Why?

[@rockyjmoon3]

@@tera_2024 Among Us. That’s why.

[@acaribouintheattic8345]

SUS

[@GodFamilyCountryOfficial]

As a US Army Veteran myself, it upsets me in an extreme way to see someone committing Stolen Valor. If anyone wish to verify that someone is a Veteran, ask to see their VA ID. If they are saying they are an active duty member, ask to see their CAC card. You could ask for a DD214 from a Veteran who you suspect is fake, but be aware, DD214 fakes are a thing too. If you do not know what a VA ID or CAC card looks like, go to a VA facility and ask to see one so you can be familiar with what the real thing is supposed to look like and feel like. Same thing with the CAC card, go to a military facility and ask the same thing. It’s relatively easy to process a FOIA request. The first step is to fill out a FOIA request letter. There is no official government form template for you to follow. You can literally just type or write it down on a piece of paper. Each military branch has their own FOIA department. Waiting for the paperwork to verify (or not) can take some time, usually 3 months. One of the most famous people going after people guilty of Stolen Valor is former US Navy SEAL Don Shipley. He goes after those claiming to be former SEALs. He has direct access to the SEAL database which lists all classes and the members of each class who graduated. My suggestion to those who wish to commit Stolen Valor? Don't. Someone WILL catch you in your lie. You could be arrested under federal law. If anything, your video of being caught can go viral. That will be the best punishment.

[@Nexis_hosting]

Thank you for including the FoIA request as I served from 2007-2010 discharged in 2010. However after service I have never been to he VA so I don't have a VA identification card nor do I have my CAC. However I can tell you my MOS my unit my rank and who at the time my commanding officer was (changed now). However I don't ask for military discounts or anything I don't wear my old uniforms in public if anyone asks yes I served however I don't go around bragging about it. I'm a simple civilian now and that's how I want to be seen

[@Morbos1000]

They probably didn't charge the sign language interpreter because they thought being named "Derlyn" was punishment enough.

[@tommymayfield814]

This comment made my day. It should have gotten way more likes.

[@catsdogswoof3968]

Noor

[@tacob69]

I can honestly say the "food court wars under General Tso" is one of the greatest comments I've ever seen!!!Top notch!

[@itsjeninMass]

That was freaking hilarious!

[@titon7608]

There's no way you uploaded twice this fast. I wasn't expecting another banger for the next 2 weeks! Glad to see it and hope this schedule has not been taxing on you. We all appreciate what you do!

[@riskybitness]

The stolen valor guy deserved to be called out but no one deserves to be harassed like that. People take these things way too far.

[@gobo6175]

😂😂😂

[@dasik84]

That guy who "exposed" him doesn't deserve any respect after what he did.

[@AnnoyingTiger888]

I'm always so amazed when people make stupid ass choices and then they're shocked when they face consequences for said choices. Like we're supposed to feel sorry for them because they fucked up their own life lmao

[@ddjsoyenby]

hard to feel bad for someone who faked being a doctor or tricked care workers into doing s3xu@l things for them.

[@BlisaBLisa]

i feel a bit bad for the stolen valor guy lol he did something very very embarrasing and stupid and got humiliated for it but the harrassment and death threats and sheer infamy for that seems unreasonable

[@jakerockznoodles]

@@ddjsoyenby I confess I feel a bit for the care workers, though.

[@User_5tjk42gj9]

​@Jon, it hurts Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.

[@greatdiosghosties2762]

What a fantastic late night surprise! Thanks Wavy!

[@sethahner]

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[@commentaccessories]

i almost can't even be mad at malachi, i'm just impressed with his sheer dedication to being a con artist and how he somehow keeps getting away with it

[@CannibalOX99]

Huh ? He's in prison right now how did he get away ? 😂

[@zaingamingtv2242]

​​@@CannibalOX99 still impressive he got away that long. At least he wasn't a lazy bum which is more than can be said for the majority of the population.

[@the4090gaming]

I think most people probably caught on to this (for example the staff at the medical center that first reported this to police) and shielded him from seeing real patients while not hurting his feelings (by exposing him). But that $3k charge was crazy.

[@fangal12]

​@@the4090gamingwell that depends, did he fix her stomach pain?

[@jimmydurante138]

@@zaingamingtv2242 It's really not. The video may kind of give off that impression, but he really didn't "get away that long" at all. He got busted at the first job he lied his way into in 3 weeks, the clinic where he tried to skirt the line as a practitioner of alternative medicine lasted less than 2 months before he was arrested and he was basically under investigation from the state medical board right from the start. Hardly a very successful con.

[@joannkirk-il3mo]

The fact that Dr. Love made his cover so complex that it made the government work their ass's off in order to finally charge and sentense him is quite entertaining.

[@maykito14]

As a Marine Veteran, I’ve never taken offense to acts of stolen valor. I’ve never gone to war though, so this could factor into it. However the main thing getting in the way of potential anger is an overwhelming sense of pity. Every case of this I’ve seen is executed so poorly that it comes across to me as a special needs adult cosplaying to get his mind of his troubles. They’re never even close to being accurate. They never seem to base their persona off of actual service members and instead pretend to be the most badass warrior imaginable. Someone who’s earned every accolade possible, gone through every last bit of elite training, and has earned his place amongst every single elite unit that exists including those that can never be mentioned. Anyone who thinks they’ll never run into an actual veteran or that their bullshit fantasy will pass as real to the people they’re pretending to be has to have a severe mental deficiency. I’m not saying stolen valor is okay, but the thought of possibly yelling at an intellectually disabled person bothers me way more. So I just give these weirdos a pass. It’s just a free Bloomin’ Onion ™️

[@tsmith7478]

Best friend is also a Marine and feels the exact same way.

[@Doug_M]

I'd call them out. He was actively out there trying to scam people for discounts and that BS needs to be called out.

[@rasheed7934]

I've come across this same thing and don't even take the time to confront guys like that. It's just pitiful and there's no need to agitate myself, or add my energy to their pitiful existence.

[@cheery-hex]

b/c you're normal. ppl who think lying should be against the law are straight up fascist and insane

[@Smilifacetf]

I couldn't have said it better myself

[@de4df1sh_]

As someone from Florida who has taken ASL classes, it is deeply upsetting to hear about the Florida ASL case. Our teacher had told us about it, I cannot understand WHY people fake being interpreters..

[@DoctorNemmo]

This woman had a long record of scams. Think of evil Saul Goodman.

[@de4df1sh_]

@@DoctorNemmo this implies Saul Goodman is.. a Goodman? I’ll see myself out now

[@DoctorNemmo]

@@de4df1sh_ I won't spoil the series for you...

[@ShellShock11C]

Imagine being a rock chilling out in a cave, just doing your thing, then some weird ad bright sun looking thing strapped to the head of a two legged creature comes sliding on past and it's Wavywebsurf.

[@syntheticteapot]

Wtf lmao

[@Sentientmad9m]

I hate when that happens

[@knightscroftsquire-muldoon]

Been there, and done that.

[@kellylaw]

People who fake being sick are disgusting and make it harder for those of us, who truly are sick & need the help, to get it.

[@Coloriey]

People like that make people with down syndrome look worse. It's more harmful then most people think

[@amandagrim9342]

In one of my classes I've taken to learn how to be an ASL interpreter, we actually had to interpret Derlyn😅

[@marcswg]

THE AMONG US TITLE GUYS

[@sireggroll4147]

Sus ඞ

[@welldave8598]

Y’all really ruined the word imposter

[@ebofthechill8008]

​@@welldave8598 sus amogus

[@johns5746]

Regarding your sponsor.... "quiz" is a very polite word for "data mining" 😆

[@TheMissDebyluv]

The thing about the fake disabled that infuriates me is that actually disabled people like myself struggle to get any type of help or support. They are taking resources from people that actually need them.

[@jessep4460]

Agreed. Doctors unfairly doubt disabled people as is (especially if they're young, female, mentally ill, or all of the above). The more people lie the more it risks our health or even our lives from doctors not believing us. I have ehlers danlos and endometriosis, but they wouldn't run tests because I was "too young and pretty to have health problems." I was diagnosed with somatic symptom disorder, because clearly I was psychically dislocating my joints and becoming anemic during my period by the sheer force of being bipolar

[@jesse2214]

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[@jessep4460]

@@jesse2214 I say female because youtube doesn't like anatomical words. I mean all people with that set of genitals, I'm a transgender man and I don't want to not include my experiences by saying "woman" instead

[@jacksmith2009]

bruh is tweeking mad, lol, some of the craziest shit ive heard all day, wouldn't it be easier and cheaper to just call an escort and role play🤣

[@jessep4460]

@@jesse2214 oh I know, how dare I. What a high crime

[@Blalack77]

We had a little guy like some of these in my hometown. He was only a kid - maybe like a pre-teen when he started acting like a cop - but at first, he was just like directing traffic for ball games and events and stuff. But eventually, when he got a little older, he started pulling people over on the road. He's an alright guy - he just has some mental issues. I'm not sure if you'd call him like developmentally slow or challenged or what. He's married now and is working on having kids with her. We talked to him at the place where we were getting diesel recently - I think he's like a manager type at this oil/petroleum place now. I'm not sure what kind of condition he had as a kid but it seems like he either outgrew most of it or got some kind of help or both. I don't think he ever got into any kind of trouble - I mean, my town has 500 people. Everyone knows everyone and the city cop/"constable" or whatever (I'm in Arkansas but they still called this one cop a "constable" - like they do in Britain - I think he was just kind of like a volunteer to keep watch) just told him not to do that at the time. I think he could have gotten into a lot of trouble if they'd have reported that to the county or state. I mean, that would be freaky and scary if you didn't know the cop impersonator - especially here in Arkansas since we had the "Blue light rapist" back in the day - but everyone here knew this guy and knew he was fundamentally harmless. But that kid acting like a doctor - damn, he's smart. He should just put that brain to legal and aboveboard use. And with the cases of stolen valor - that stuff is so cringey when people do that. There's a reason they raise such a ruckus about it and why they call the valor stolen - because it's something that is earned.. I can see why real soldiers who have seen real messed up stuff would be so upset about that. If you're going to impersonate someone, it's probably best not to impersonate people who put their lives on the line.

[@OkieDokieSmokie]

That was a nice read, thank you

[@markmike7933]

It's a shame the fake doctor doesn't have any legal ambitions. He seems like a damn bright kid. I wouldn't even know where to start pulling the scams he did :) But the woman with stomach issues that he charged 4,000.....that's when it turned very dirty for me...she could have really been very sick and also I get pissed that my gastro dr charges me 150 dollars. I hope he gets psych help and changes his ways

[@ZeranZeran]

32:35 "Bush" being randomly added in there cracked me up. She made sure she knew how to say George Bushes name? GOOD TO GO! Some people..

[@friendlikem3gan]

I have Deaf family members and I also teach ASL. That woman is a disgrace to the Deaf community. They should have pressed charges. There are consequences for your actions.

[@silverstorm1000]

This is true but I do wonder if she is seriously mentally ill or something. I can't imagine how someone would think they can fake being an ASL interpreter. I feel like you'd have to know that you'd get caught if you were of sound mind.

[@metalqueen237]

​@George xander nah hear them out. Deaf or hard of hearing people rely heavily on interpreters in real world situations just like that press release. They can't just turn on subtitles in those situations. So having somebody who can reliably and accurately transcribe spoken word into sign language can be extremely important. If the signing is inaccurate or god forbid purposely incorrect, it could cause some serious confusion or even outrage. My mom is hard of hearing & worked at a special needs school w/ deaf students for 30 years. Even the slightest mistake in signing can change the meaning of certain signs or turn entire sentences into gibberish

[@Neelo5000]

What would they charge her with? What she did was bizarre but it wasn't a crime.

[@abraxaszee8953]

@@Neelo5000 Did she get paid?

[@CaelTheWaxAngel]

I’m Deaf myself and what she did is disgusting. It should be a crime.

[@Gamble661]

You might want to look this one up; I saw a story several years ago about a Chicago law firm that decided to promote one of their attorneys to partner after she'd worked a the firm as a lawyer for ten or twelve years (can't remember exactly) and done a great job. The promotion required a background check where they learned that she'd never attended law school, never passed the bar and was not an attorney. Not only a great case of impersonation but also apparently proof that pretty much anyone can be a lawyer. have to say that having worked around lawyers my entire career the story didn't surprise me all that much.

[@BrandanTheBroker]

So you're saying... I have a shot at being a lawyer? 😂

[@evandaymon8303]

So she basically did the tv show suits.

[@ThatGuySarabia]

The KFC comment on the stolen valor video had me laughing so hard. Pure comedy gold 😂

[@Kangaroojack1986]

Malachai is just like all the Chrmiropractors on youtube who call themselves Doctor 😂😂

[@SwagMush]

I mean you gotta give the fake sign language props. She was actually really close to signing the right thing by accidenr

[@GameOverJesse]

Sometimes I think I’m an imposter to myself

[@sharonrigs7999]

You are not the only one!

[@AdamOBrien29]

Google imposter syndrome

[@nokrepkie]

Among us

[@wowamber5107]

Malachi didn't want to help people, he wanted the respect and money of a doctor without doing any of the work to achieve it. It's so disgusting people would put others in danger by knowingly performing a service they know nothing about.

[@LegendaryDorkKnight]

"The Internet's Most Notorious Imposters" Me: Don't. Please don't. My brain: *plays the Dead Body Reported jingle*

[@Lasagna69]

“Showed her signing away before anyone had even spoken” 🤣💀 32:45

[@Kaek01]

The best part is when she starts doing a little dance 🤣

[@Impy386638]

The first guy Dr Love I remeber reading about it and was just in awe at how he pulled it off and yet so easily and that it took people that long.

[@Pehmokettu]

In many European countries there are plenty of very good online databases to check if the doctor is legit but still occasionally some fake doctors get caught. We can only blame the extremely lazy employers if they don't do any background checks when hiring the new doctors. Let's hope that when any fake doctor gets caught also their employer will get fired.

[@DynamiteProd]

People that yell stolen valor in the middle of a mall at the top their lungs is almost as cringe as the dork pretending to be in the military.

[@leeweesquee]

I blame vet worship culture.

[@snafubar447]

"What's your MOS?" "I'm a Humvee driver." 🤣

[@NeiasaurusCreations]

The faking being disabled strikes me personally very hard. Since I am actually disabled, and have spent my entire adult life fighting a losing battle that will eventually take my life probably before I get to 40. So if people don't mind I'm going to tell my story and vent why it makes me so unreasonably angry, and the story really is required to fully get it I think. Granted its probably obvious to most people why on some level. On may 6th 2015 in Oklahoma city, Oklahoma (duh) somewhere after 8 to 10 pm at night a tornado touched down at an Roadrunner RV park, it was an F3. F3 are strong enough to rip apart brick houses, they're no jokes. The trailer I was in started to violently shake, it often did this during any storm with wind. And by now, I was pretty used to that. This, this complacency I'd forever kick myself for. Because within a few minutes the trailer completely flipped over. And than was violently rolled, picked up, rolled more mid air, before being smashed down, with another trailer and a massive oak tree tossed ontop of it. During a small break when I was in the trailer in the tornado in the air ( I know, a lot of 'in the', bare with me please) I ripped off the couche cushions and used them to wrap around me before going into the fetal position and braced myself. I'd end up being crushed under all that rubble for nearly 3 hours. This is actually the part that messed me up the most mentally. The tornado went by so fast I didn't have much time to really think. I only had a few moments to make several life-saving decisions on the spot. Like with the cushions. I genuinely believe I would've died had I not done everything right at that point. The weight of the two trailers and tree was so bad at one point I could not physically breath because I couldn't inflate my lungs due to being crushed. I came pretty close to death, only to be saved by heavy straight line winds shifting some rubble. I was still trapped, pinned, and buried alive. Worse, the soil in oklahoma has a lot of clay. Which absorbs only so much water before flooding...You can guess it. Yeah my dark pit, became a dark watery tumb I had to quickly figure out how to keep my head above the water. I searched around in the dark with the only limb I could move at that point, my left arm. Finding a deep glass baking dish, flipping it over and resting my head on me. Things are pretty desperate at this point. I come to the conclusion I could not continue to constantly scream. Rather I had to conserve my voice and energy the best I could. So what I did was every so often I'd scream out as loud as I could. Than I'd squeeze the orange I had found, as a way to keep focused and awake. If I fell asleep, if I lost my voice...It was over, I'd waste away before being discovered. I was also in heavy shock by this point, but continued to logically and coldly do what I needed to survive. It was like a switch went off in my head, my emotions more or less died, and I was able to clearly evaluate my situation and make the choices that saved my life here as well. I would be rescued after three hours, and it took them a good deal of effort. They couldn't unbury me the risk of it collapsing in on me was too great. So they used chain saws and airbag things to force a hole down to me, and managed to get me on a stretcher and lifted out of there. The next entire week is a blur, but I remember some stuff. Though that's mostly not too relevant. The aftermath of this was I broke my spine pretty seriously, they operated on me within days. They were even willing to do it without parental consent because they felt if they didn't the risk and damage to me would be too bad. Luckily someone arrived in time to give consent anyways. Not that I would've sued the people who went through every effort to save me. They did what's called a "spinal fusion" which is basically where they fuse 3 vertebra together with hardware to stop the damage from getting anyworse and cause the damaged one and the one above and below to become more or less one vertebra. However, while this DID save my ability to walk... My life would never be the same, and I'd never really recover. I suffered nerve damage to my right arm and leg (though no one can explain the arm, since my lower back shouldn't effect it, but does) I have a permeant numb spot on my right leg, and deal with intense 24/7 chronic pain. I also have some pretty heavy mental trauma from all of this. I am prescribed fentanyl for pain which cuts maybe 25% at the best of times. Cyclobenzaprine for muscle pain. And gabapentin for nerve issues/nerve pain. It's also used for seizures but for me it was the nerve pain and issues. These are pretty strong medications and combined are nasty, especially the fentanyl. It's also very lethal and people die to it in absurd numbers, which makes me fearful and paranoid of it. The pain is so bad my body is little more than a torture device I'm physically trapped in, unable to ever escape. There's no fixing me, there's nothing left to do. And if you think that's the end of the death of my hope, you're wrong. Because this is the BEST years of my life, everything from here out is all down hill. Since as you get older with injuries like mine secondary conditions set in which increase the pain, and risk losing your ability to walk. Pain medication become less and less effective the more they're used for chronic pain, but the OD limit stays stationary. Eventually meaning there will be a day the strongest medications no longer provide me even a minor pain relief. I do not WANT to be like this. I don't WANT to be in pain and suffer a slow agonizing death, or to take my own life because I finally break under the extreme conditions. There's NOTHING glorious about being disabled. Nothing fun. You feel like a parasite, unable to hold a job, often living of hand outs and charitability of others. You feel worthless, that your life has no meaning. That there's nothing for you on this great blue ball of suck but more suffering. To know you're unable to do even basic things other people can. I genuinely would rather the tornado have done me the favor of finishing the fking job it started and offing me. So I would've at least died a real person. Instead of this shadow, spectral thing. I have to suppress most of my emotions because I can't process them, and they risk breaking my sanity if I let it out. So if you think hearing my story, "oh that's so cool, I want to be that", than I will GLADLY give you my life. I will break your spine for real, and you can be actually disabled...And you'll off yourself in a short period of time. Because no sane person would put themselves through life like this. It takes an incredibly stubborn and spiteful person to live just to spite the world for trying to break you for over 7 years now. There is nothing to envy. You are 100% better off even with a crap job, or family issues, or anything of that sort. And you should really take stalk of the things you have likely taken for granted. Being able to walk, is a privilege's. Not suffering, is a luxury. You are BLESSED to not have these things. And you should use that blessing to the max. Don't take for granted your health. It can be ripped away in an instant. And you'll never be the same again. Learn from my story, and keep your head up. No matter your life, its probably better than what a lot of other people face. You can fix a lot of your issues if you really set your mind to it. I want to end this on this high note, because I know the rest is really depressing to read. But it really explains why I am so bitter and angry at the guy pretending to be disabled. Pretending to have my life, when I'm forced to live this actual h*ll. I struggle each day just to find any purpose I can cling to as motivation.

[@carolinerowles5951]

You poor sod, very emotional comment. Take care my friend 😘

[@deanlaunder4133]

Thank you for sharing this

[@NeiasaurusCreations]

@@deanlaunder4133 You're welcome. Though I did it more for myself.

[@NeiasaurusCreations]

@@carolinerowles5951 Cheers, yeah I wanted to really drive home the point of why this type of thing is so taboo. I appreciate the love, thank you.

[@percyfunny]

I can never imagine what you have been thru and thats what I hate about these fake people. They only think of the sympathy and empathy that they would get to not having to realise what it will do. It will cause pain and suffering and yes some disabled people have gone to live life as normal but plenty of others are in pain for the rest of their lives. Your suffering is only the start bud. Wether it'll get better or worse, just hope that these fake disabled people will get the karma that they deserve.

[@KettleBlacktheBat]

Malaki's story is almost inspirational. You can be anything you put your mind to

[@andrewvillatoro4605]

No fucking kidding, I honestly really do admire those driven people, tenacity incarnate man Time to get off my ass

[@charissaeden9604]

One time in kindergarten I saw someone signing and thought it was really cool so I pretended to sign once to my brother. Never did it again because pretending to do anything you don’t actually know how to do is exhausting lol.

[@LagrangePoint0]

lol

[@FighterJetArt]

Ryan his crew calling out stolen valor are legitimately pretty chill people too; I've asked them a lot about avoiding stolen valor because I like wearing fatigue pants and have a surplus backpack that I take everywhere; a great example being that I have received a lot of patches from friends who served or are mutual collectors; I wanted to stitch them onto my backpack and stuff and they very, very kindly explained that it's okay to collect and display them on a board, but you shouldn't wear them on your clothes or items without having earned that patch. Plus wearing BDU pants or a jacket are fine if you're not wearing them as a complete outfit and have stripped off all patches and symbols of rank or have heavily modified the clothes so that they may never be confused by someone who is actively serving or has served.

[@itsjeninMass]

I'm glad that you're so respectful.