We went to best buy the other day and they had a portable cd player and i told my little brother "look, they still sell these?!" and he was like "what is that? A tortilla heater?"
My husband talked to one of these guys once and they wanted $1500 and my hubby was like “I can just buy a new computer from Walmart for $300” and the scammer “no sir your don’t want to do that” 🤣
xd maybe if you have some real important files its better to pay the 1500$ but im not even sure why the fuck would some hackers give you back the acess to your pc 🤣🤣
why not just get the $300 computer and load up the drive from your old one as a slave drive and copy off files you are certain are secure and important. software you can always redownload anyway.
@@nagybalint1474 it’s never worth paying these obviously but the reason they would release your computer is for reputation. If their goal is money, they don’t want the virus to have a reputation of people paying the ransom and still losing their files.
It is probably fake though. Most scammers know about these TH-cam-Channels nowadays and also about trolls and dont fall for it. Kitboga needs his content and he probably pays people to act as scammers if he doesnt get wanted interactions. Im following this channel for some years now, watching now and then. And some of these videos are clearly fake.
@@tuckerallen1421 hey, that would be a lot of work for me to search through these. But if i happen to find a new one or stumble upon an older one i willl remember you. The ones that are likely the most fake are the ones, were he does conversations with other impersos and the scammer. They often get so ridicoulus and unbelievable for entertainment purposes that not even the scammers will fall for that.
not the first, but yeah lol, on other channels they actually told them the truth, said that in india the economy is fked, so its their only choice. Yet, ppl in india hate these scammers, kinda ironic.
I can’t stop thinking about how, once he thought it was really infected, he was pleading with him to take it to a local store and get it fixed. He genuinely felt bad that he couldn’t fix it. Surprisingly genuine reaction from a scammer. I wish Kit had probed more about this and asked why he was scamming people when he seemed genuine. The guy seemed willing to talk.
No he didn't at all. He said " You're playing with me, you're wasting my time ". He wasn't genuine at all, piece of shit like the rest of the scammers.
Despite how the video is directed against the scammer, he was pretty smart. Maybe not great with the homemade "virus" that kitboga made, but he was pretty sure he was being scammed about halfway through even. He would say things to test for a reaction. And like you said, the level of honestly was unusual. I did sense that he felt guilty for doing it, but at the end of the day he seemed confident that he was being played and decided to stop wasting his time.
i think it could be because after initial scam they try to retain connection to the computer to access its data and bank account. that all can't be done if the files get wiped
" I wish Kit had probed more about this and asked why he was scamming people when he seemed genuine" I will answer you with one word: "Money." I don't think there are scammers who does this for fun or pleasure. ALL scammers scam people for money. I don't think Kit need to probe for that.
Everyone will be scratching their head over the twist at the end, where the protagonist is revealed to have entire rooms stacked to the ceiling with Google Play gift cards
Oh man this is amazing. You basically tricked him into actually learning how to fix stuff in computers. You're basically teaching him how to be an actual tech support person.
Well, I do play with computers a lot but I don't think I'm quite proficient enough to fix this. What I would do, though, is attempt to boot the computer in safe mode and find the program causing the problem.
I haven’t seen that specific virus but task manager should come over that even is open. I see screen prompts like this all time. He actually brings up task manager in video. Also I just think this is just a application not the real thing. The real thing is a lot harder to deal with.
Theoretically it will be possible in the future, right now they are working on using electrodes to translate simple thought patterns using software, that could aid in helping people walk. The leap to reading thoughts is enormous and not really that realistic, but maybe one day we could get to a point where we can at least store some simple thoughts like what we had to eat with it.
honestly aside them being scammers and kitboga messing with them, i thought that this support dude was really good in explaining how networks work to an "old man" he had way more patience than other scammers lol
The scammer sounded like he almost regretted scamming him cause he was enjoying the conversation for a moment there. Like one of those fuck my life choices situations, you can hear it in his voice.
@@ROYBGP Partially an act for sure, but only partially. I wouldn't overestimate these guy's acting skills, they're normally terrible at acting. There are times where he slipped and you could hear actual regret in voice, at least in my opinion. Naturally, none of this excuses his actions, it's just an observation.
Being an indian i know what that guy was going through...uk India is a tough place to make money and hence he chose the wrong path ...and after all this he seemed to feel guilt about how he was a failure and how he took a wrong decision in life
A lot of these people are unemployed educated workers, India has more skilled workforce than ever and almost no jobs to take them, so a lot of them end up in scam call centers because it puts food on the table.
@@amaanahmad_ can I ask a question? Whom is the government ran by? Like does The UK or Queen help in any way? What exactly does the UK do for India because didn’t they claim India as theirs? I think help should be extended to help India. I’m from America and we help countries for much less reasons. It’s bullshit and I wish we could do something to help.
@@williamwarren9397 yep, it was covered by a whole lot of gaming and tech websites back in 2017. wild stuff ... hope that the person who bought it also asked for Romero's signature since he did say in a tweet "I will sign these disks if you like" when putting up the disks for auction.
The interpersonal culture in big Indian cities must be deplorable. It makes me sad and sick that so many people are rationalizing this as a viable career.
@@YourCrazyOverlord Running scams as a career is unacceptable in India too. Most of them lie to the family and say they are technicians. They also change offices to avoid police raid.
@@YourCrazyOverlord completely dependant on the cities, theres been a massive push back against these scammers due to them tarnishing Indian/Indians reputations as people
Sad thing is that I got asked such a question once; don't know if he was joking around then. But someone else asked me about my _funny looking keyboard_ - it was a Commodore 16...
The fact that this guy refused your money at the end because he couldnt fix your computer for real. This dude must be in a hard spot in his life to be doing this stuff, he got a good heart.
He got in postion where his shady html edition and remote acces blank screen tactics would not work and you consoder him good person?!! He simply could not do it in a way in which scamed person do not realise it is a scam. For real. It does not matter what is the condition of computer of scamed person is. In all cases scamed person gives money becouse of lies and deception of scamer.
@@tiiuuuiid8019 It's a moral dilema simply because that yes, they are scammers. They're con-artists and theives that steal from the vulnarable. It doesnt deserve any sympathy. However a lot of people do not actively choose to be apart of this kind of work, but HAVE to be in order to feed themselves or their families. I'm not saying you should forgive them and give them money though.
@@neitherbirdorplane I agree. While they are horrible people who pray mostly on the elderly, mentally disabled, etc.. nobody is gonna grow up and say “I wanna be a scammer!” It usually comes from desperation, and most of the time they are working for people like a real corporation or company so they aren’t getting that money directly, they’re probably getting paid commission. And even then they’re getting paid a fraction of what they steal. At the same time, I think about how they abuse elderly people and screw up families. They dehumanize their victims and they seem to despise Americans which makes it easier to feel entitled. Kinda like how stealing from Walmart is more acceptable than stealing from a local small family business. I’m assuming that’s how they look at it, anyways. Edit: spelling
@Money MichDawg existential nihilism is basically the theory that life is meaningless. I understood the op as basically lying happens, everyone does it, it’s wrong (most would agree) but it doesn’t even matter right or wrong because life means nothing. But I have a surface level understanding of existential nihilism and this is just how I understood it.
22:15 this dude is sort of a real one, for a scammer at least. Bro said he lied and just straight up says you should take it to your local shop. Weirdly honest lol
That was the voice of a broken man. He's in too deep with what he's doing and knows it. I worry, because an attack of conscience from someone who feels trapped may mean he decided to give up. Not just on scamming, but everything. Calls like this and Karan's situation featured on SP really highlight how these organizations take advantage of everyone they can, even their neighbors who feel they have no other choice. Certainly I'm not excusing their initial choice to go after easy money, but it breaks my heart to see some of the last bits of humanity in these people get scraped away.
@TH-camLoser him willing to do this kinda work means he's the opposite of "nice". Swindling someone's mother of their life savings isn't something a nice person does just because they don't become irate over the phone FFS.
@TH-camLoser they're not working a sells job, they're actively scamming. It's one thing to be someone working a call center to sell a product or a service but its entirely different to just blatantly lie to scam. Are you only forgiving him because hes indian? Do you think indians cant have work because they are in india? Do you not realize people in india get arrested and inprison for doing this? The world isnt america only, people outside your country have career and jobs too. Most if the time people who do this sort of thing dont want to work hard jobs but want easy work even if its illegal..
@@John_Doe27 No, John. Maybe in your first world country people choose this life, but it is very different in developing countries. Many people do not have the freedom of choosing their career and you often cannot afford to pass up an opportunity to make money. Even "hard jobs" are difficult to find, believe it or not. You're clearly speaking from a position of priviledge and maybe foolishly assume that everyone has the same luxuries as you, however you would be surprised how differerent life is when you're from a lower class family in a poor country. There is no safety net. You either play the system or the system plays you.
@@smag21 thank you so much for saying this. ive worked sales jobs and felt terrible trying to force people to buy stuff they dont need that destroys the planet to pay bills.
There was a time when "philosopher" was still considered a legitimate occupation. Maybe that's part of our problem now. Not enough people thinking and too many people lying, cheating, and stealing.
Damn this scammer actually seems like a decent human whos forced into doing something wrong, you can tell. Look at how many other scammers will yell at an old lady with no remorse. This guy actually liked talking and at the end didn't want to actually scam him.
He just understood that was caught. He knew that the other person knew more then him about computers, his whole personality changed the moment where he accused kit that he opened that program himself and that he was to confident 16:33. So for them to not be caught and sent them to police they admit everything and ask for remorse. Really his tone changed at that exact moment. They are master's of manipulation. And the worst humans they should be put to jail for all those emotional manipulation that do to elders. Don't be tricked people
@@Atzelika007 there is no way to actually send the police to them and they know it. No scammer gets scared unless you reveal his real name and location to him, thats why they usually do not react like that one when they are caught. Usually when the realize that you know its a scam, they just curse at you and call you a motherfu**** in hindi and english. This guys reacrion was indeed unusual
Yes at the end it seems like his conscience was getting to him. Hopefully something will happen to get him turned in the right direction and maybe even help put a stop to this.
@@pdoll96 It felt like from the tone in his voice in his "you wouldn"t understand" that he is going through some pretty hard stuff and was doing that as a last resort. Of course he could also be acting or lying to himself, but I felt like Kitboga was pretty off-mark at the end here.
Compared to most other scammers I've heard this one still had a shred of decency left. I'm shocked with his response at the end of the call. Maybe one day soon he'll realize how terrible his hustle is and do something legitimate with his life.
I mean, I am not saying he his right and that what he is doing is good, but sometimes people are unlucky, or they make bad decisions, and they do whatever they can to survive. For all we know, scamming might be the only way he his able to feed his family. Once again, not saying that this is the right thing to do, but, to me at least, he didn't sound like a bad guy, just someone who made wrong choices.
@Dill Stevens You are correct.. but I know India has trouble with jobs. Not trying to justify it by any means. We never know everyones personal issues though
I know what he does it shitty but it’s very hard to get a job in India so some people end up doing really crummy jobs. I hope he pursues his dream as a philosopher one day or a public speaker.
@@velvetbutterfly "True immortality would be a horrible existence" Speak for yourself. Immortality is the only goal worth achieving right now, when you truly consider the implications of the alternative.
Interesting how he confesses "Yes, I lie to make a living." That's an aspect of the whole scammer angle that really gets to me. Some of the people running those scams were pulled in because they felt they had no other options. I hear some end up getting locked into contracts under false pretenses, too. In some cases, even the scammers are being taken advantage of by a whole other hierarchy that's running these rings.
I never thought of it this way, but it’s true. We don’t know what it’s like for these people, and this guy probably has a family to feed and needs to keep a roof over his head just like the rest of us. It says more about the state of the world we live in.
@@J3nnycat Check out the “scammer breaks character” video on this channel, that guy explains everything (and amusingly enough was the first person I’ve seen on this channel who already knew Kitboga was just fucking with him)
Have you been to the Hindi Belt? Everyone is trying to scam you all the time. I am sure it's especially bad if you're a white tourist, they have not the slightest compunctions about spending days befriending you just so they can scam you in the end, but it really feels like this is part of the culture overall. I realize that there is crime in every country (and that there are honest people in every country), but I was really impressed with how scamming seems to be a natural and ubiquitous part of Indian culture.
@@TwitchyTopHat1 They might not realize it until after they are hired and by that time it is too late to quit - either they can't afford to, or, worst case, their boss forces them to stay.
@@oinkvgmguitar5247 Well, I think it depends on your major. I learned a lot about thinking logically and noticing contradictions after taking some college courses on mathematics.
@@stevengu1253 Yeah, that’s STEM for you. A lot of really smart tech people are products of US universities. Unfortunately people are mixing up the scam of some business majors and liberal arts as a minimum prerequisite for some dead end jobs with legitimate STEM fields.
@@blablabla7796 I used to shit on liberal arts all the time too, but some of it is important. I have seen how people get when they aren't exposed to any literature, etc. They might know a particular field pretty well, but they can't understand people, society, or the way the world works in general, and they have problems communicating. It doesn't need to be a major, but school aged kids do need to study it to some degree to become well balanced. If you skip all of that then you're missing out on a huge piece of the human experience. For that matter, philosophy classes are also super important for kids, and that's something that is generally ignored unless you want to study it in college on purpose. We also need financial literacy for the younger grades also.... And history should NEVER be skipped, by anyone. There are a whole bunch of subjects which are essential for growing minds. Liberal arts is actually one of those things. But yeah, as a major it's just filler for people who don't know what they want to do with their lives.
@@darthtyler100 Maybe that played a part, but idk, i just have the feeling that the guy was genuinely sorry. Sometimes people are unlucky in life and are stuck doing things they rather not do. I'm pretty sure that, if the guy had the opportunity to earn enough money in a legal way, he would.
Honestly, I thought the scammer was kinda sweet (I mean, as much as a scammer can be) when he just admitted his wrong doing and telling Kit to get his computer to a real technician. Idk, I just could feel that he felt bad about the guy he was scamming, for not only getting a virus that could cost him 1500 bucks, but also for most likely losing all of his files. He just seemed... human?
What if it wasn't kit? Then it would be just be another normal day for these scammers. It's true these scammers might have a difficult life but that doesn't justify them of stealing hard earned money from poor gullible peoples.
@@dextere4525 No of course! Not saying that what he is doing is good. Just that, he didn't sound as bad as some other scammers Kit baited. Maybe he's good at acting, but he did sound like he felt guilty. But of course stealing is wrong. Makes me sad that these people have to resort to scam others. Some people just made the wrong choices in life. I hope this person found an actual job and is earning his money legally now.
@@desil30stm They don't "have" to resort to this they literally have the same opportunity as everyone else to do real computer work but they decide to go this route
I can't help but feel this was an opportunity wasted. I got the impression that the scammer was on the verge of admitting that he was ashamed of having to lie to earn a living, and a bit of sympathy may have led him to give up scamming and look for a job that would make him proud. I'm no psychiatrist, though :-) ETA ... If I'd taken the trouble to read further down the page, Spook Spook made the same point.
"You would not understand", then saying he has to lie for a living and "lying is a part of life". I'd be curious to hear about the area he is in and how much truth there is to that. I know there's bad people who just want an easy buck, but some of them might not have a choice to get by. I get desperation and it's sad but it's still not right to con and steal. I'm always so conflicted with how to feel about it.
@@mischievousamoeba they are monsters no matter what there is absoulutely no way that he couldnt get a real job and got into this "Windows fixer" stuff cause it seemed easy or they paid well and I dont think they held his family hostage until he gets them 1500$ or smth so i hate scammers and you should too
@@nagybalint1474 The so called "level 9" knew exactly what to do but he could not do it on a network line and it was something that needed to be fixed physically. That would not generate any income for him so if the scam isnt gonna be successful then why waste time on advice? I dont see a lack of knowledge in him here. He just wanted to hang up.
Such a nice man, he was willing to swindle several hundred dollars from senior citizen. People put too much emphasis on tone rather than substance, too forgiving just because he didn't curse out Kitboga.
Sometimes when I listen to the scammers I think: - hmm right now he is so wholesome :D but then I remember: - ohh, but it's only an act to steal old peoples' money :(
(To those that see multiple copies, I apologize as I can't edit comments for some reason on the browser I use. If you do see multiple edits of this, please let me know and I'll look further into the problem) _weighing gesture_ (note: Hi from five months in the future! Prepare for a philosophical bomb! BwAHaHahAAA!) Believe it or not, most conflict about this scammer will agree with you that the scammer would've in fact tried to scam him. The problem actually lies in those who don't like the scammer in this argument, who seem to want to scream "BURN THEM AT THE STAKE" and use scammers as a scapegoat as a way to show moral superiority (which to those who believe this... scammers are crummy, but they're humans too, people just like you and me). But as I was thinking about your statement, I realized that there's two completely different mindsets at play here, as our side can be seen as a group of weak-minded people who, in a fit of shame, become more likely to get scammed (and to fellow empaths, remember to stand tall and know when to double down). And all of this is weird, because if this is the case then both sides technically agree this scammer would've tried to scam him, but the problem is that there's legitimate "radicals" on each side, which "prove the point" to the other side. Soon we're fighting all over again, in any debate to extents. What a colorful world we live in lol
@@HandleDisliker crime is fun. I could’ve gotten a legit job but stole from ppl in my school. Ppl can always make excuses but if you rlly don’t want to do crime then you just don’t and you’d find another way tbh. Not all these scammers are living the breaking bad lifestyle
In his mind, there's no future, robots will run everything etc So he's going to live his best life while he can Completely justified, no remorse Maybe you know someone like that too? It's epidemic now
"My entire consciousness is gonna fit on a 3 and a half inch floppy" Everyone's consciousness exists on a 3 and a half inch floppy before they're born. Their Dad's.
This Amazon scam was the scam that I saved my dad from. My dad handed the phone off to me so I could do all the computer stuff, and the absolute first thing I did was log in to my dad's account, and I pointed out to the scammer "I don't see this new purchase you're talking about." The scammer said something about how it's encrypted and how it won't show up on the site which made no sense to me. The moment I was told to download AnyDesk, I left the guy hanging in dead air for several minutes while I looked up information about that software, because I never heard of it before then. He hung up first; I guess he caught on to the fact that I was leaving him hanging on purpose. XD
It is not possible to make a perfect circle. At it's most fundamental level, the universe has a minimum length of space called the 'Planck Length'. Any and all circles that exist in nature therefore do not have infinite sides, but a number of sides equal to their circumference split into planck lengths.ental level, the universe has a minimum length of space called the 'Planck Length'. Any and all circles that exist in nature therefore do not have infinite sides, but a number of sides equal to their circumference split into planck lengths.
Kit: "I'm not having anymore kids!" ... Scammer: "We are. At the..." ... Scammer: "Okay." I just love how these guys lag in their responses. It's so off script for them they almost implode. Keep it up! Edit: Ok I totally forgot about the genuine lag in responses due to the slight delay of voice delivery via phone calls internationally. I did know, but for me this response is timed so perfectly that it makes it sound like an internal brain combustion on their part. Pure comedic relief made me forget lol.
Bruh. It’s not like it’s brain lag or anything, as much as I’d like to believe that. It’s literal latency because he’s talking to people across the world.
I want to give the benefit of the doubt that the scammer actually felt guilty at the end there. If that was the case, then I hope that by now he's given that up and actually got an honest job. ..but let's face it, dude's just mad because he got caught. Either way this was a couple years back, so I hope he quit scamming vulnerable people and is now a productive member of society
Most CNC machines use G code to make shapes. So they can`t really draw circles or curves just lines, just a series of really short straight lines angled to make a circle when viewed from far enough Everything in a G01 is in coordinates X Y Z .There are circular interpolation G codes as G02 or G03, this can do arcs and circles, but that's rare. Lines in X, Y, Z coordinates is the most common technique to use
@@maxfawin actually interpolation means nothing but getting points in between and making it more precise, but that still doesnt make it a perfect circle, you would theoretically have to reach inifnitely small...which has not been achieved yet and many have declared it can not be done in the physical realm
16:20 Scammer: "Every failure is one step closer to success" Kitboga: "Well, then you're going to be very successful, seems you are failing a lot" Epic burn either went way over the scammer's head or he was so shellshocked he didn't know what to say.
"They're gonna draw a circle, and control the government" Does the circle have anything to do with controlling the government or is it just a random acomplishment? Could he have said they're gonna find Waldo and control the government?
our memories, the kind of people we are, the kind of people we met. Memories of scamming, horrible scamming people, other fellow scammers... i don't want that shit on my floppy
With the incredible breakthroughs in AI generated images currently, that line about robots not being able to draw circles for a while hits pretty good xD
@@thesealofyourdreams 5 different places??? Try, every single video for the last some years, and in multiple parts of the comments section; and you're getting a little warmer. It's quite literally all he *ever* comments...for months-years straight...on each and everything's (lol) video....
@@thesealofyourdreams 100%! Been a YT member for 14 years, and has 6 subs... Now you know why. lol. The only other thing I've ever seen him comment besides something about Indians or "because Indian"; is "boga", repetitively. Ppl call him out for it constantly too. Doesn't matter...been doing it almost since the creation of the channel, no matter how many people tell him he's been stereotypical or r@ci$+
I've talked to scammers where they flat out admit it and they don't have many options to make money so they have to take the opportunities where they can. Some of them are more shameless than others though😂
I appreciate the politeness of the last scammer. What a shock! 😆 He turned you away so professionally, when normally one will start hurling childish insults and throw language and talk over you!
"Im sorry we couldnt help sir, please get your computer repaired by local professionals. Now i have to end the call, I've got more gullible 80 year olds to scam."
16:18 Scammer: **Every failure is one step closer to success** Kit: Wel....you're going to be pretty successful because it seems like you're failing alot.
honestly I'm surprised the scammer didn't go off on a swearing rampage at the end and told the truth about what they were doing. And they also told you to go get it fixed by real tech support?
@@stevengu1253 he might but then he'd lose the remote desktop connection that's why something like that is easier to repair with the machine in front of you.
I get calls all the time about my vehicle's expiring warranty. I haven't had a car for years! I usually keep them on the line for a bit, then casually let them know I don't have a car. Always a good laugh!
Beautiful moments: "My grandson asked me why I had a 3D printed save icon." When the scammer is talking about robots taking over at 2:25. You know the scammer is saying insane things when BOTH eyebrows go above the sunglasses. 10:20 when he can barely hold in his laughter. In fact, there are a lot of moments where you can hear the laughter in his voice. And it's always nice when they're pouty after wasting two hours, on top of the education that Kit gives whenever he posts one of these. Shine on, Kit. Shine on.
@@rhondatol9946 i have a hard tike believing they would be doing something illegal, risky, and immoral if they could get a normal job paying a normal wage
Him saying 'robots' are going to be able to draw in 70 - 80 years when this video was uploaded 2 years ago and there's already a bunch of ai art drama is so funny
When Microsoft calls I tell them that my boy is in charge of my computer and I yell out “ Kitt......kitt Boga it’s Microsoft on the phone for you again love”💕
I told them my husband was from the Australian Federal Police Cyber security division.. and that our computer was locked up tight (I am not married lol) because of his job. and the scammer said "but you DOOOOOOO have a problem with your computer. " I said " I don't think so.... my hubby said there was nothing wrong" He said "How would he know???" facepalm.
What stream was this? I had to leave early from the most recent one with the chess player guest (my mind went blank on his name) Or was this before that?
...and respect for the scammer finally admitting defeat, without a scam from the person being scammed. At least one scammer has enough integrity to say, “go to an expert. I can’t fix it”. Dude came clean. There’s hope for this scammer.
“My grandson asked why I have a 3-D printed save icon the other day and I bopped him on the head” lmaooooo
should be the top comment by far that was a great line!
yeah, that got me, too! lol
Ngl I loved that
That was hilarious
We went to best buy the other day and they had a portable cd player and i told my little brother "look, they still sell these?!" and he was like "what is that? A tortilla heater?"
The scammer was really nice to reassure kit that the robot apocalypse is still 70-80 years out.
Hello future robot reading this!
@@Top_Weeb No, you're just a weeb.
@@antiarmadillosociety i fcking hate armadillos
... armadillos are pretty cool ...
@@brainsnez I see we have differing opinions in this topic.
My husband talked to one of these guys once and they wanted $1500 and my hubby was like “I can just buy a new computer from Walmart for $300” and the scammer “no sir your don’t want to do that” 🤣
I'm curious, what was the follow up to that or was it just you don't want to go buy a new computer?
xd maybe if you have some real important files its better to pay the 1500$ but im not even sure why the fuck would some hackers give you back the acess to your pc 🤣🤣
why not just get the $300 computer and load up the drive from your old one as a slave drive and copy off files you are certain are secure and important. software you can always redownload anyway.
@@nagybalint1474 it’s never worth paying these obviously but the reason they would release your computer is for reputation. If their goal is money, they don’t want the virus to have a reputation of people paying the ransom and still losing their files.
@@Blaizen88 yeah im sure these guys give a shit about their reputation. lol
I love how the hacker is just having a nice existential conversation about robots and eternal consciousness
I’m sorry scammer not hacker lol
It is probably fake though. Most scammers know about these TH-cam-Channels nowadays and also about trolls and dont fall for it.
Kitboga needs his content and he probably pays people to act as scammers if he doesnt get wanted interactions. Im following this channel for some years now, watching now and then. And some of these videos are clearly fake.
@@tuckerallen1421 hey, that would be a lot of work for me to search through these. But if i happen to find a new one or stumble upon an older one i willl remember you. The ones that are likely the most fake are the ones, were he does conversations with other impersos and the scammer. They often get so ridicoulus and unbelievable for entertainment purposes that not even the scammers will fall for that.
@@Dystopie173 are you sure about that?
@@Dystopie173 kit would have the money to hire someone but he feels very genuine. I don’t think he would.
Robots will be able to draw a circle in 78 years
Oh boy wait until he finds out about printers
@@LoafAround what would happen to him if he finds out about KUKA? 😅
What about squares?
5:05
Will never happen. Blasphemy
I love how he said the only brick in his house was the fire place, and then later says I don’t have a fireplace
I heard that. These people are not listening because they don't care.
Why
Ikr
He lives in a dirt hut
It's also funny bc the only brick in his house IS a firewall
Scammer: There is a virus on your computer.
First time a scammer told the truth
not the first, but yeah lol, on other channels they actually told them the truth, said that in india the economy is fked, so its their only choice. Yet, ppl in india hate these scammers, kinda ironic.
@@williamwarren9397 in a way I don’t blame them not liking them because it makes the good people look bad in their own country
I drink step mom breast milk
Correction.. Wirus.
I drink stepson's milk
I can’t stop thinking about how, once he thought it was really infected, he was pleading with him to take it to a local store and get it fixed. He genuinely felt bad that he couldn’t fix it. Surprisingly genuine reaction from a scammer. I wish Kit had probed more about this and asked why he was scamming people when he seemed genuine. The guy seemed willing to talk.
Kit usually talks over scammers and it's hilarious 😆
No he didn't at all. He said " You're playing with me, you're wasting my time ". He wasn't genuine at all, piece of shit like the rest of the scammers.
Despite how the video is directed against the scammer, he was pretty smart. Maybe not great with the homemade "virus" that kitboga made, but he was pretty sure he was being scammed about halfway through even. He would say things to test for a reaction. And like you said, the level of honestly was unusual. I did sense that he felt guilty for doing it, but at the end of the day he seemed confident that he was being played and decided to stop wasting his time.
i think it could be because after initial scam they try to retain connection to the computer to access its data and bank account. that all can't be done if the files get wiped
" I wish Kit had probed more about this and asked why he was scamming people when he seemed genuine"
I will answer you with one word: "Money."
I don't think there are scammers who does this for fun or pleasure. ALL scammers scam people for money. I don't think Kit need to probe for that.
Someone hire this scammer to write the next season of Black Mirror
That would give him an honest job so it sounds pretty smart to me
Dude got WILDLY real at the 2 minute 40 mark, honestly, he must just be bored at work.
@@Teeto_K Duh, his work is lying to people
Everyone will be scratching their head over the twist at the end, where the protagonist is revealed to have entire rooms stacked to the ceiling with Google Play gift cards
No need to, that's typical Black Mirror BS already.
"Every failure is one step closer to success"
- Level 9 Technician
Lmao
Ha3
That is surprisingly wise - you learn from your mistakes.
Hahahahaha
At what level do they become a Techromancer?
Oh man this is amazing. You basically tricked him into actually learning how to fix stuff in computers. You're basically teaching him how to be an actual tech support person.
Well, I do play with computers a lot but I don't think I'm quite proficient enough to fix this. What I would do, though, is attempt to boot the computer in safe mode and find the program causing the problem.
Before booting to safe mode bring up task manager see where the program is located then boot.
@@jmwilso58 Though how do I bring up the task manager when the screen overlay completely covers me from even being able to boot it up?
@@stevengu1253 CTRL+SHIFT+ESC
I haven’t seen that specific virus but task manager should come over that even is open. I see screen prompts like this all time. He actually brings up task manager in video.
Also I just think this is just a application not the real thing. The real thing is a lot harder to deal with.
“Someday the robots will draw, but not soon” if only he knew
*20 second heartfelt rant about transcending human limitation by transferring consciousness into machines*
..A FLOPPY DISK?!
Best comment idc if I get hate for saying this
I reject my humanity Kitboga!
The human brain has a theoretical storage capacity of 2.5 million Gb, or 2.5 petabytes, according to CNS Nevada... that's some floppy disk!
Its the plot line of that Amazon show upload
Theoretically it will be possible in the future, right now they are working on using electrodes to translate simple thought patterns using software, that could aid in helping people walk. The leap to reading thoughts is enormous and not really that realistic, but maybe one day we could get to a point where we can at least store some simple thoughts like what we had to eat with it.
I died when the scammer started turning into a philosopher 😂
lol he reminds me of my little brother when he wants to start adult discussion
These computers are here to make us immortal 🤔
Said by an alien
@@davidoneill7554 As opposed to enslaving us.
sameee
Every time Kit throws his eyebrows above his sunglasses in shock or amusement it brings me happiness for some reason.
His eyebrows are just magnificent
literally same! ...it’s very satisfying
If you smelllll what the kitboha is cooking 😆
Hey kits. Let's get cooking!!😚😚😶😶🤗🤗
He reminds me of Johnny Bravo 😂
honestly aside them being scammers and kitboga messing with them, i thought that this support dude was really good in explaining how networks work to an "old man"
he had way more patience than other scammers lol
true lol
Yeah,that’s all apart of the scam he must be a professional lol
The others were always:“LisTeN yOu MothErf*UcKer“ after like 5 minutes.
The scammer sounded like he almost regretted scamming him cause he was enjoying the conversation for a moment there. Like one of those fuck my life choices situations, you can hear it in his voice.
It was an act.
@@ROYBGP Partially an act for sure, but only partially. I wouldn't overestimate these guy's acting skills, they're normally terrible at acting. There are times where he slipped and you could hear actual regret in voice, at least in my opinion.
Naturally, none of this excuses his actions, it's just an observation.
Being an indian i know what that guy was going through...uk India is a tough place to make money and hence he chose the wrong path ...and after all this he seemed to feel guilt about how he was a failure and how he took a wrong decision in life
A lot of these people are unemployed educated workers, India has more skilled workforce than ever and almost no jobs to take them, so a lot of them end up in scam call centers because it puts food on the table.
@@amaanahmad_ can I ask a question? Whom is the government ran by? Like does The UK or Queen help in any way? What exactly does the UK do for India because didn’t they claim India as theirs? I think help should be extended to help India. I’m from America and we help countries for much less reasons. It’s bullshit and I wish we could do something to help.
Here's a fun fact - the original floppy disks of Doom 2 own by John Romero sold for $3150.
woah
@@williamwarren9397 yep, it was covered by a whole lot of gaming and tech websites back in 2017. wild stuff ... hope that the person who bought it also asked for Romero's signature since he did say in a tweet "I will sign these disks if you like" when putting up the disks for auction.
Seriously? That's pretty amazing
Damn didn’t know that, but in a way I kinda miss those days
@@brandondowdy4220 Me too 😔
“Lying is a part of life.” This is rationalization at its worst.
The interpersonal culture in big Indian cities must be deplorable. It makes me sad and sick that so many people are rationalizing this as a viable career.
@@YourCrazyOverlord Must have sad life’s living in their mothers, Tuk tuk taxi cab.
@@YourCrazyOverlord Running scams as a career is unacceptable in India too. Most of them lie to the family and say they are technicians. They also change offices to avoid police raid.
@@YourCrazyOverlord completely dependant on the cities, theres been a massive push back against these scammers due to them tarnishing Indian/Indians reputations as people
@@YourCrazyOverlord I mean when there's 1 billion people in one country, there's prob not even enough jobs. Maybe they should try birth control
6:26 "I'LL PAY WHAT I WANT! THEY CAN'T MAKE ME SAVE MONEY!!"
omfg I am practically in tears right now, God bless you Kit, you precious, precious soul
"My grandson asked me why i have a 3d printed save icon the other day and i bopped him on the head with it"
Sad thing is that I got asked such a question once; don't know if he was joking around then. But someone else asked me about my _funny looking keyboard_ - it was a Commodore 16...
The grandpa we all need
Kids are probably like "why is this thing the save icon?" Every time they click save
@@jillpilld1124 “why do no cellphone signs have a big thing sticking out the corner and a keypad?”
@@squirrelcoom Ooh, a fellow ace c:
Scammer : it is fixed
Scammer 5 minutes later : i cant fix it
lol ok?
It’s the one and only :0
What do you expect
*"SIR, WHY ARE U DOING!?!"*
he did fix it. at the time his app could be right-click closed lol
@@CheezWhiz360 Doesn't the scammer know about booting the computer up in safe mode? Or to boot up the computer's BIOS?
Level 9 teknichan: Every failure is one step closer to success sir
Kit: Well, you'll gonna be pretty successful coz it seems like you're failing a lot
I literally laughed so hard at that, there was spit on my phone screen
Ok but honestly i haven’t heard that saying before and i like it
The fact that this guy refused your money at the end because he couldnt fix your computer for real. This dude must be in a hard spot in his life to be doing this stuff, he got a good heart.
ikr. the other scammers straight make people go buy gift cards and mail them to them
He got in postion where his shady html edition and remote acces blank screen tactics would not work and you consoder him good person?!! He simply could not do it in a way in which scamed person do not realise it is a scam.
For real. It does not matter what is the condition of computer of scamed person is. In all cases scamed person gives money becouse of lies and deception of scamer.
@@tiiuuuiid8019 It's a moral dilema simply because that yes, they are scammers. They're con-artists and theives that steal from the vulnarable. It doesnt deserve any sympathy. However a lot of people do not actively choose to be apart of this kind of work, but HAVE to be in order to feed themselves or their families.
I'm not saying you should forgive them and give them money though.
@@neitherbirdorplane I agree. While they are horrible people who pray mostly on the elderly, mentally disabled, etc.. nobody is gonna grow up and say “I wanna be a scammer!” It usually comes from desperation, and most of the time they are working for people like a real corporation or company so they aren’t getting that money directly, they’re probably getting paid commission. And even then they’re getting paid a fraction of what they steal.
At the same time, I think about how they abuse elderly people and screw up families. They dehumanize their victims and they seem to despise Americans which makes it easier to feel entitled. Kinda like how stealing from Walmart is more acceptable than stealing from a local small family business. I’m assuming that’s how they look at it, anyways.
Edit: spelling
They had a heart to heart about technology taking over
Scammer: Philosophically describes the future of humanity’s relationship with technology
Kit: oN a FlOpPy DiSk?!
that part killed me lmaooo
i choked omg
Lmao I can't stop laughing 😂😂😂
Bugger me his memory will fit on 1.44mb or 2.0 mb on a high capacity disk wow where can I buy one of these amazing disks! it's the future 😂
"Lying is a part of life.." Level 9 technician alludes to existential nihilism.
It's not technician it's "tekneeeshun"
It's more a machiavellian concept than a nihilistic one tbh.
@@Adler2935 You know, piling onto people's accent is the worst possible take on the whole thing
@Money MichDawg existential nihilism is basically the theory that life is meaningless. I understood the op as basically lying happens, everyone does it, it’s wrong (most would agree) but it doesn’t even matter right or wrong because life means nothing. But I have a surface level understanding of existential nihilism and this is just how I understood it.
@@Rocknoob49 I’ve noticed. People really enjoy being racist as hell on these types of videos.
Saying someone's brain can fit into a floppy disk is my new favorite insult
@Puss in Boots ok
Same. I know/understand the 90s BS he was going for (even though I wasn't around to see it), but it really does seem like an insult.
@@APoliticalConfusionAndMess it IS an insult because floppy disks have a very tiny amount of storage. Like, a single photograph.
Joke's on you as my disk is quite large. 👽
Mine too lol. I’m gonna use it from now on.
22:15 this dude is sort of a real one, for a scammer at least. Bro said he lied and just straight up says you should take it to your local shop. Weirdly honest lol
That was the voice of a broken man. He's in too deep with what he's doing and knows it. I worry, because an attack of conscience from someone who feels trapped may mean he decided to give up. Not just on scamming, but everything. Calls like this and Karan's situation featured on SP really highlight how these organizations take advantage of everyone they can, even their neighbors who feel they have no other choice.
Certainly I'm not excusing their initial choice to go after easy money, but it breaks my heart to see some of the last bits of humanity in these people get scraped away.
You gotta appreciate the fact that at the very end the guy was being very polite. Normally they go nuts towards the end
@TH-camLoser him willing to do this kinda work means he's the opposite of "nice". Swindling someone's mother of their life savings isn't something a nice person does just because they don't become irate over the phone FFS.
@TH-camLoser they're not working a sells job, they're actively scamming. It's one thing to be someone working a call center to sell a product or a service but its entirely different to just blatantly lie to scam. Are you only forgiving him because hes indian? Do you think indians cant have work because they are in india? Do you not realize people in india get arrested and inprison for doing this? The world isnt america only, people outside your country have career and jobs too. Most if the time people who do this sort of thing dont want to work hard jobs but want easy work even if its illegal..
@@John_Doe27 No, John. Maybe in your first world country people choose this life, but it is very different in developing countries. Many people do not have the freedom of choosing their career and you often cannot afford to pass up an opportunity to make money. Even "hard jobs" are difficult to find, believe it or not.
You're clearly speaking from a position of priviledge and maybe foolishly assume that everyone has the same luxuries as you, however you would be surprised how differerent life is when you're from a lower class family in a poor country. There is no safety net. You either play the system or the system plays you.
@@smag21 thank you so much for saying this. ive worked sales jobs and felt terrible trying to force people to buy stuff they dont need that destroys the planet to pay bills.
Even through Kit’s insults and accusations
"someday, not soon,
computers will make us immortal"
~scammer
and draw circles
He is probably talking about the Avatar Project
"I'm something of a philosopher myself"
well there are actually people who get their bodies frozen or heads frozen
waiting for the day that it can be put into a robot
@@MrLimon27 Google is terrifying
"whether I lie or not, it's about your personal data sir." - The most honest thing the scammer has said
"Lying is a part of life"
Said like a true philosopher.
Like Plato once said "Lying bitch"
right
It is true tho
There was a time when "philosopher" was still considered a legitimate occupation. Maybe that's part of our problem now. Not enough people thinking and too many people lying, cheating, and stealing.
Just try to not tell a single lie for a day, not even nice ones.
Damn this scammer actually seems like a decent human whos forced into doing something wrong, you can tell. Look at how many other scammers will yell at an old lady with no remorse. This guy actually liked talking and at the end didn't want to actually scam him.
He just understood that was caught. He knew that the other person knew more then him about computers, his whole personality changed the moment where he accused kit that he opened that program himself and that he was to confident 16:33. So for them to not be caught and sent them to police they admit everything and ask for remorse. Really his tone changed at that exact moment. They are master's of manipulation. And the worst humans they should be put to jail for all those emotional manipulation that do to elders. Don't be tricked people
@@Atzelika007 there is no way to actually send the police to them and they know it. No scammer gets scared unless you reveal his real name and location to him, thats why they usually do not react like that one when they are caught. Usually when the realize that you know its a scam, they just curse at you and call you a motherfu**** in hindi and english. This guys reacrion was indeed unusual
Yes at the end it seems like his conscience was getting to him. Hopefully something will happen to get him turned in the right direction and maybe even help put a stop to this.
@@pdoll96 It felt like from the tone in his voice in his "you wouldn"t understand" that he is going through some pretty hard stuff and was doing that as a last resort. Of course he could also be acting or lying to himself, but I felt like Kitboga was pretty off-mark at the end here.
@@tinu7551 Yeah :(. It's kind of sad. Things are pretty terrible in India so there's a great likelihood he actually was in a bad spot.
Compared to most other scammers I've heard this one still had a shred of decency left. I'm shocked with his response at the end of the call. Maybe one day soon he'll realize how terrible his hustle is and do something legitimate with his life.
I mean, I am not saying he his right and that what he is doing is good, but sometimes people are unlucky, or they make bad decisions, and they do whatever they can to survive. For all we know, scamming might be the only way he his able to feed his family. Once again, not saying that this is the right thing to do, but, to me at least, he didn't sound like a bad guy, just someone who made wrong choices.
I agree 100% Everyone has their own personal struggles
@Dill Stevens You are correct.. but I know India has trouble with jobs. Not trying to justify it by any means. We never know everyones personal issues though
I know what he does it shitty but it’s very hard to get a job in India so some people end up doing really crummy jobs. I hope he pursues his dream as a philosopher one day or a public speaker.
21:27
*78 years from now*
Hologram of Steve Jobs enters a stage, “After years of hard research, Apple brings you a circle drawing robot”
That will be 700097545 plus 516719 for taxes.
That's PRESIDENT Circle-drawing Robot to YOU, SIR!
The robot is sold separately
Meanwhile 70 years from now, Samsung will already have a robot that can draw circles and is working on squares, but Apple did it first.
@@SeventhEve very good comment 👏👏👏
I like that he went honest about everything and got genuinely worried about the problem.
"They will make us immortal or destroy us." Well... no happy middle, I guess.
Both outcomes are pretty bad.
True immortality would be a horrible existence
i have no mouth but i must scream
@@velvetbutterfly "True immortality would be a horrible existence"
Speak for yourself. Immortality is the only goal worth achieving right now, when you truly consider the implications of the alternative.
@@BloodwyrmWildheart What kind of implications?
Seeing how 2020 turned out we need immortality. I know how to get it too.
"Take it to sombody who can fix, not somboday who can only try" - scammer 2021
What kind of virus / computer problem should I have scammers face next?
No idea
Kitboga I don’t know
YES! make them suffer!
Do the whole scam with Linux software and see if it fucks with them.
How can you get hooked up with those scammers that say they have your grandson in jail in Mexico or Canada?
Interesting how he confesses "Yes, I lie to make a living."
That's an aspect of the whole scammer angle that really gets to me. Some of the people running those scams were pulled in because they felt they had no other options. I hear some end up getting locked into contracts under false pretenses, too. In some cases, even the scammers are being taken advantage of by a whole other hierarchy that's running these rings.
I never thought of it this way, but it’s true. We don’t know what it’s like for these people, and this guy probably has a family to feed and needs to keep a roof over his head just like the rest of us.
It says more about the state of the world we live in.
@@J3nnycat Check out the “scammer breaks character” video on this channel, that guy explains everything (and amusingly enough was the first person I’ve seen on this channel who already knew Kitboga was just fucking with him)
I feel like that's a minority though, right? Like surely people aren't that dense and realize exactly what they're doing.
Have you been to the Hindi Belt? Everyone is trying to scam you all the time. I am sure it's especially bad if you're a white tourist, they have not the slightest compunctions about spending days befriending you just so they can scam you in the end, but it really feels like this is part of the culture overall. I realize that there is crime in every country (and that there are honest people in every country), but I was really impressed with how scamming seems to be a natural and ubiquitous part of Indian culture.
@@TwitchyTopHat1 They might not realize it until after they are hired and by that time it is too late to quit - either they can't afford to, or, worst case, their boss forces them to stay.
why did I go to college when I could have had a scammer explain home networks to me
US College? Because both are scams.
@@oinkvgmguitar5247 Well, I think it depends on your major. I learned a lot about thinking logically and noticing contradictions after taking some college courses on mathematics.
@@stevengu1253 Yeah, that’s STEM for you. A lot of really smart tech people are products of US universities. Unfortunately people are mixing up the scam of some business majors and liberal arts as a minimum prerequisite for some dead end jobs with legitimate STEM fields.
and teach you philosophy too from the looks of this video
@@blablabla7796 I used to shit on liberal arts all the time too, but some of it is important. I have seen how people get when they aren't exposed to any literature, etc. They might know a particular field pretty well, but they can't understand people, society, or the way the world works in general, and they have problems communicating. It doesn't need to be a major, but school aged kids do need to study it to some degree to become well balanced. If you skip all of that then you're missing out on a huge piece of the human experience. For that matter, philosophy classes are also super important for kids, and that's something that is generally ignored unless you want to study it in college on purpose. We also need financial literacy for the younger grades also.... And history should NEVER be skipped, by anyone. There are a whole bunch of subjects which are essential for growing minds. Liberal arts is actually one of those things. But yeah, as a major it's just filler for people who don't know what they want to do with their lives.
"you lie for a living"
"sometimes, yes"
Kinda sweet of the scammer to recommend him taking it to an actual store.
sometimes it sad they have no choice... all is nuanced
Not really. He only recommended to a real store and admitted defeat because he knew he was being called out
@@darthtyler100 Maybe that played a part, but idk, i just have the feeling that the guy was genuinely sorry. Sometimes people are unlucky in life and are stuck doing things they rather not do. I'm pretty sure that, if the guy had the opportunity to earn enough money in a legal way, he would.
My peace be with you . Because I’m older and learning so much about scams. I sleep peacefully knowing I’m informed. TY
🌿🕊🌿🕊🌿🕊🌿
This makes me so happy! Way to go🥰!
Same here.
❤️❤️❤️
Aw 🥺
Bless you @Zenaida! and @Kit for the videos!
Honestly, I thought the scammer was kinda sweet (I mean, as much as a scammer can be) when he just admitted his wrong doing and telling Kit to get his computer to a real technician. Idk, I just could feel that he felt bad about the guy he was scamming, for not only getting a virus that could cost him 1500 bucks, but also for most likely losing all of his files. He just seemed... human?
What if it wasn't kit? Then it would be just be another normal day for these scammers. It's true these scammers might have a difficult life but that doesn't justify them of stealing hard earned money from poor gullible peoples.
@@dextere4525 No of course! Not saying that what he is doing is good. Just that, he didn't sound as bad as some other scammers Kit baited. Maybe he's good at acting, but he did sound like he felt guilty. But of course stealing is wrong. Makes me sad that these people have to resort to scam others. Some people just made the wrong choices in life. I hope this person found an actual job and is earning his money legally now.
@@desil30stm what happens if he's a robot, geez I hate robots
@@desil30stm They don't "have" to resort to this they literally have the same opportunity as everyone else to do real computer work but they decide to go this route
It was probably his first month, happens to a lot of newcomers, but with time, they lose what's left of their humanity.
After two hours of his time wasted, he remains polite and composed. This is a professional! lol
ikr usually they cuss him out at the end
Probabüly worked before qatar airways or some other international company
I can't help but feel this was an opportunity wasted. I got the impression that the scammer was on the verge of admitting that he was ashamed of having to lie to earn a living, and a bit of sympathy may have led him to give up scamming and look for a job that would make him proud. I'm no psychiatrist, though :-)
ETA ... If I'd taken the trouble to read further down the page, Spook Spook made the same point.
@@jimdaw65 I have a feeling you are above the age of 50. Is this true?
They could have a better work but he chose this.
Considering it's a scammer, this guy was actually pretty nice
"You would not understand", then saying he has to lie for a living and "lying is a part of life". I'd be curious to hear about the area he is in and how much truth there is to that. I know there's bad people who just want an easy buck, but some of them might not have a choice to get by. I get desperation and it's sad but it's still not right to con and steal. I'm always so conflicted with how to feel about it.
no you are just manipulated by his lack of knowledge to feel pitty 🤣🤣
@@mischievousamoeba they are monsters no matter what there is absoulutely no way that he couldnt get a real job and got into this "Windows fixer" stuff cause it seemed easy or they paid well and I dont think they held his family hostage until he gets them 1500$ or smth so i hate scammers and you should too
@@nagybalint1474 The so called "level 9" knew exactly what to do but he could not do it on a network line and it was something that needed to be fixed physically. That would not generate any income for him so if the scam isnt gonna be successful then why waste time on advice? I dont see a lack of knowledge in him here. He just wanted to hang up.
Such a nice man, he was willing to swindle several hundred dollars from senior citizen. People put too much emphasis on tone rather than substance, too forgiving just because he didn't curse out Kitboga.
Sometimes when I listen to the scammers I think:
- hmm right now he is so wholesome :D
but then I remember:
- ohh, but it's only an act to steal old peoples' money :(
Lol that’s how I felt when my friends took me to a strip club for the first time
@@rickytickybobbywobbin055 LMFAOO IM DYING LOL
i thought i was the only one, I get a bit annoyed at my self for it, glad to see I'm not the only one tho
@@rickytickybobbywobbin055 fun fact that's every customer service worker, not just strippers. Sincerely, a stripper/blue collar worker
@@mightymeatymech k
Bruh when they started talking about robots not being able to draw, got a sudden flash of all that AI art that's out there these days
The AI art still can't handle drawing fingers and nostrils though.
@@Comedy-xo1xp Heh just give 'em time...
(it does make ME feel better about my own artwork though, I can't draw noses and fingers either :D )
@@wren7195 fingers are understandable, they are complex constructs.
2 weeks later AI art is causing a ruckus in the art scene
@@Comedy-xo1xp and guns
LMAO i lost it when he raised his eyebrows sky high at the "Computers can make us immortal or kill us" theory.
He raised them way to early and could raise any further when his theories became more crazy.
@@billigerfusel still had a good laugh tho 🤣
Did you ever find it?
@@tedrowland8672 sadly, yes.
"Lying is a part of life," is his excuse for stealing thousands of dollars.
@CopperyMarrow15 now think about the everyday scams we, Americans, fall for: Justice, freedom, corporate manipulation...
Kitboga -"I only have bricks in my fireplace."
Also Kitboga -"I don't have a fireplace."
People feeling bad for the scammer should remember if it weren't for the "ransomware" he would have definitely try and scam Kit.
(To those that see multiple copies, I apologize as I can't edit comments for some reason on the browser I use. If you do see multiple edits of this, please let me know and I'll look further into the problem)
_weighing gesture_ (note: Hi from five months in the future! Prepare for a philosophical bomb! BwAHaHahAAA!)
Believe it or not, most conflict about this scammer will agree with you that the scammer would've in fact tried to scam him. The problem actually lies in those who don't like the scammer in this argument, who seem to want to scream "BURN THEM AT THE STAKE" and use scammers as a scapegoat as a way to show moral superiority (which to those who believe this... scammers are crummy, but they're humans too, people just like you and me).
But as I was thinking about your statement, I realized that there's two completely different mindsets at play here, as our side can be seen as a group of weak-minded people who, in a fit of shame, become more likely to get scammed (and to fellow empaths, remember to stand tall and know when to double down).
And all of this is weird, because if this is the case then both sides technically agree this scammer would've tried to scam him, but the problem is that there's legitimate "radicals" on each side, which "prove the point" to the other side. Soon we're fighting all over again, in any debate to extents.
What a colorful world we live in lol
@@HandleDisliker crime is fun. I could’ve gotten a legit job but stole from ppl in my school. Ppl can always make excuses but if you rlly don’t want to do crime then you just don’t and you’d find another way tbh. Not all these scammers are living the breaking bad lifestyle
+@@HandleDisliker "fellow empaths" lol
@@kindauncool glad to make you laugh
The 80 people who disliked are angry scammers who don't want kitboga to expose their business secrets.
make that 129 angry scammers
@@Jundesite One dislike for every year robots get closer to drawing a circle.
What was your first clue
This is lazy tho. Not that good
Or robots who can't draw circles.
I love it how all of a sudden the guys go into philosophy about the robots and internet and shit in the future
Asteropeus Peoneos Trying to sound somewhat intelligent....fail 😂
No u
"So your job is to lie to people?"
"Yes"
the fact that he's so comfortable with what he's doing hits so hard
I personnally didn't feel he was comfortable. I think he sounded more defeated, like a silent ''Yes, that's what I do, and I'm not proud' in his tone.
In his mind, there's no future, robots will run everything etc
So he's going to live his best life while he can
Completely justified, no remorse
Maybe you know someone like that too?
It's epidemic now
Politicians lie to people as a job too. 😕
@@JenniMeer lmao true, and they won't get arrested for it.
Kit: "I can pay you $500 right now"
Scammer: "No."
"not biden not trump nobody can help you sir"
only truthful thing he said.
Biden only ever makes things disastrously worse.
"My entire consciousness is gonna fit on a 3 and a half inch floppy"
Everyone's consciousness exists on a 3 and a half inch floppy before they're born. Their Dad's.
Good one
doesn't make sense epic fail
@@nefarioustoast imagine commenting “epic fail” in 2021.
@@StainsStainsStains imagine not saying epic fail in 21st century, facepalm moment. FailFish
The battle of eras right here fellas, get yo tickets for $4.99.
*KING KIT* : *"so you dont actually know anything about computers then"*
*SCUMBAG SCAMMER* : *"no sir, i have never seen a computer before"*
im dying
Now I'm just waiting for this part 🤣
21:48
But... doesn't he have to be on a computer to do all that stuff?
@@desil30stm he could be using a phone
LOL!!!
This Amazon scam was the scam that I saved my dad from. My dad handed the phone off to me so I could do all the computer stuff, and the absolute first thing I did was log in to my dad's account, and I pointed out to the scammer "I don't see this new purchase you're talking about." The scammer said something about how it's encrypted and how it won't show up on the site which made no sense to me. The moment I was told to download AnyDesk, I left the guy hanging in dead air for several minutes while I looked up information about that software, because I never heard of it before then. He hung up first; I guess he caught on to the fact that I was leaving him hanging on purpose. XD
"they gonna control our gouverment"
"they cant draw a circle"
That's very close to our politicians
@John Sampson I'm sure he will just circle back on that
It is not possible to make a perfect circle. At it's most fundamental level, the universe has a minimum length of space called the 'Planck Length'. Any and all circles that exist in nature therefore do not have infinite sides, but a number of sides equal to their circumference split into planck lengths.ental level, the universe has a minimum length of space called the 'Planck Length'. Any and all circles that exist in nature therefore do not have infinite sides, but a number of sides equal to their circumference split into planck lengths.
"Let me save you 500 dollars, and some time, take this to your local store, maybe they will be able to fix it sir, we cannot"... 🤣
Kit: "I'm not having anymore kids!"
...
Scammer: "We are. At the..."
...
Scammer: "Okay."
I just love how these guys lag in their responses. It's so off script for them they almost implode.
Keep it up!
Edit: Ok I totally forgot about the genuine lag in responses due to the slight delay of voice delivery via phone calls internationally. I did know, but for me this response is timed so perfectly that it makes it sound like an internal brain combustion on their part. Pure comedic relief made me forget lol.
Because indians
@@KL005 don’t be racist, dude. People are shitty no matter what race they are.
Lol it's because they hear him a good second later than we do.
@@doubtful_seer Yea, but India is in the top 2 that have many scammers
Bruh. It’s not like it’s brain lag or anything, as much as I’d like to believe that. It’s literal latency because he’s talking to people across the world.
I want to give the benefit of the doubt that the scammer actually felt guilty at the end there. If that was the case, then I hope that by now he's given that up and actually got an honest job.
..but let's face it, dude's just mad because he got caught. Either way this was a couple years back, so I hope he quit scamming vulnerable people and is now a productive member of society
"robots can draw a circle"
3D printers and laser engravers would like a word with this man
Technically, those are robots.
Most CNC machines use G code to make shapes. So they can`t really draw circles or curves just lines, just a series of really short straight lines angled to make a circle when viewed from far enough
Everything in a G01 is in coordinates X Y Z .There are circular interpolation G codes as G02 or G03, this can do arcs and circles, but that's rare. Lines in X, Y, Z coordinates is the most common technique to use
@@maxfawin actually interpolation means nothing but getting points in between and making it more precise, but that still doesnt make it a perfect circle, you would theoretically have to reach inifnitely small...which has not been achieved yet and many have declared it can not be done in the physical realm
They can’t draw on their own. They need a human to tell them to draw something
When he said they installed a trojan you should've been like "that's great!... Trojans offer the best protection against viruses"
16:20
Scammer: "Every failure is one step closer to success"
Kitboga: "Well, then you're going to be very successful, seems you are failing a lot"
Epic burn either went way over the scammer's head or he was so shellshocked he didn't know what to say.
"They're gonna draw a circle, and control the government"
Does the circle have anything to do with controlling the government or is it just a random acomplishment?
Could he have said they're gonna find Waldo and control the government?
Maybe they think thta the government is like a cat that will sit in a box or something...
Haha like the government could draw a circle.
Step 1: Draw a circle
Step 2: Control the government
@@tiedeman39 step 3: ???
@@hypers829 profit
Love how the scammer literally struggles with the "I am not a robot" task ...
Ew wtf is your profile picture
@@TheOfficialButthead
nice profile pic
@@marbyyy7810 thanks
@@TheOfficialButthead it’s better than yours by a longshot
“It’s a virtual firewall” shows you a physical firewall on Amazon.
Robots can build entire cars, but everyone knows they can't draw yet
Not circles anyway
And not for fun
This hacker was kind of a cool guy not gonna lie, he definitely had more personality than most of them do
I just love the facial expressions 😆 even with the sunglasses. Watching his reactions is just as golden as the situations he puts these people in.
our memories, the kind of people we are, the kind of people we met.
Memories of scamming, horrible scamming people, other fellow scammers... i don't want that shit on my floppy
you’re a scammer?
@@whimbrella Nah, im talking about the indian dude in the video
@@willkwon7644 Bold of you to assume he’s Indian 🤨
@@jakeldez558 not really
@@jakeldez558 seriously? Lol
Having a casual existential conversation while scamming the guy. Noice
With the incredible breakthroughs in AI generated images currently, that line about robots not being able to draw circles for a while hits pretty good xD
Scammer: "you need to pay upfront"
Kitboga: "I'll pay you now"
Scammer: "no no no"
indians
@@KL005 Bro you've commented this same thing in like 5 different places. Quit being weird.
@@thesealofyourdreams 5 different places??? Try, every single video for the last some years, and in multiple parts of the comments section; and you're getting a little warmer. It's quite literally all he *ever* comments...for months-years straight...on each and everything's (lol) video....
@@blakenunndrums Damn thats crazy. What a miserable person lol.
@@thesealofyourdreams 100%! Been a YT member for 14 years, and has 6 subs... Now you know why. lol. The only other thing I've ever seen him comment besides something about Indians or "because Indian"; is "boga", repetitively. Ppl call him out for it constantly too. Doesn't matter...been doing it almost since the creation of the channel, no matter how many people tell him he's been stereotypical or r@ci$+
This is the first time I have seen a scammer openly admit that they lie and don't actually know anything about computers.
@@hannahbanana570 thanks
I've talked to scammers where they flat out admit it and they don't have many options to make money so they have to take the opportunities where they can. Some of them are more shameless than others though😂
I’m pretty sure you’re wrong
@@rondavis2791 So you’re saying this TH-camr pays Indian people to pretend to be scammers?
@@rondavis2791 these scams happen all the time. Try calling one of the scam numbers.... I always get scammers calling me.
Don’t worry if you just give Sam the $500 Google Play card he’ll fix all of the viruses. :^)
Microsoft Sam?
@@AxxLAfriku Your persistence is almost as high as your entertainment value is low.
I'll install some Linux distro, such as Kubuntu on your PC for free. That will help with the virus issue since most are written for WIndows.
Sam Wilson or Sam Watson?
@@mostinterestingmaninthehoo4630 Samwise Gamgi
I love how Kit memes with the chat and then the level nine technician actually manages to close the virus out using a trick he didn't patch. :P
I appreciate the politeness of the last scammer. What a shock! 😆 He turned you away so professionally, when normally one will start hurling childish insults and throw language and talk over you!
"Are you KIDDING me Marshall?"
"No sir, it's you who's kidding me. And you played very well."
xD Holy crap I was crying!
He had at least a shard of honor left.
"Im sorry we couldnt help sir, please get your computer repaired by local professionals. Now i have to end the call, I've got more gullible 80 year olds to scam."
"Not that big, sir. I have seen bigger."
~Scammer, 2021
That's what she said.
It had to be said, sorry.
@@jasonsabbath6996 it had to be said, dont be sorry...
@@jasonsabbath6996 it had to.
@@tannerstiverson just had to
It fascinates me to hear the elements of their real personality coming through. There was, it seemed to me as a layman, deep nihilism at work.
16:18
Scammer: **Every failure is one step closer to success**
Kit: Wel....you're going to be pretty successful because it seems like you're failing alot.
Your name tho👌🏼
That was the most half-hearted, disinterested robot dystopia prediction I’ve ever heard...
Such a chill scammer. Someone needs to hire that man for a real job.
honestly I'm surprised the scammer didn't go off on a swearing rampage at the end and told the truth about what they were doing. And they also told you to go get it fixed by real tech support?
I'm honestly more surprised that they don't know about booting the computer in safe mode.
@@stevengu1253 he might but then he'd lose the remote desktop connection that's why something like that is easier to repair with the machine in front of you.
11:30 Viruses may be temporary but windows updates are eternal
😂😂😂😂
I feel like this character of Kit’s made the little scammer grinch heart almost warm up for a second. But maybe I’m just being idealistic.
I got a few calls about how my amazon account was locked for suspicious activities.
I don't have an amazon account.
Fun conversations.
I get calls all the time about my vehicle's expiring warranty. I haven't had a car for years! I usually keep them on the line for a bit, then casually let them know I don't have a car. Always a good laugh!
That sounds even more suspicious! They were right to call!
Beautiful moments:
"My grandson asked me why I had a 3D printed save icon."
When the scammer is talking about robots taking over at 2:25. You know the scammer is saying insane things when BOTH eyebrows go above the sunglasses.
10:20 when he can barely hold in his laughter. In fact, there are a lot of moments where you can hear the laughter in his voice.
And it's always nice when they're pouty after wasting two hours, on top of the education that Kit gives whenever he posts one of these. Shine on, Kit. Shine on.
kitboga : "they'll never take my job !"
also kitboga : *building an AI that wastes scammers time*
"I'll pay what I want! You can't make me SAVE MONEY!!!"
The scammers probably could’ve made more money if they actually worked for a legit tech support.
Nah but see that takes effort and these guys ain’t about it 😂
They actually wouldn't.
Scammers make a good amount of money. Entry level tech support in India is payed next to nothing
@@ThatGreatGuyJesus no, the bosses make the money. These guys see very little of it.
@@rhondatol9946 The bosses take the majority, but the scammers still get payed way above the average wage in India
@@rhondatol9946 i have a hard tike believing they would be doing something illegal, risky, and immoral if they could get a normal job paying a normal wage
The ad that says “don’t end up behind the bars” is GOLD
Him saying 'robots' are going to be able to draw in 70 - 80 years when this video was uploaded 2 years ago and there's already a bunch of ai art drama is so funny
When Microsoft calls I tell them that my boy is in charge of my computer and I yell out “ Kitt......kitt Boga it’s Microsoft on the phone for you again love”💕
Oooh good one.
They rang again! But it didn’t work this time😡
😂😂😂
I told them my husband was from the Australian Federal Police Cyber security division.. and that our computer was locked up tight (I am not married lol) because of his job.
and the scammer said "but you DOOOOOOO have a problem with your computer. "
I said " I don't think so.... my hubby said there was nothing wrong"
He said "How would he know???"
facepalm.
No you don't lol
We all know the answer to this question but still liked it before even watching it. Keep it up, Kit!!
What stream was this?
I had to leave early from the most recent one with the chess player guest (my mind went blank on his name)
Or was this before that?
yes Sir
...and respect for the scammer finally admitting defeat, without a scam from the person being scammed. At least one scammer has enough integrity to say, “go to an expert. I can’t fix it”. Dude came clean. There’s hope for this scammer.
Bless him, I almost felt sorry for him, he seemed like a nice guy actually trying to explain stuff. Hopefully he will be able to get an honest job!
It’s all part of the act