https://www.netflix.com/au/title/81576846
This docuseries follows the investigation into a hoax caller who talked managers into strip-searching employees at fast food businesses across the US.
Anyone seen this yet? Damnnn, that was crazy that they went that far
I thought OP was trying to contact Netflix without success.
My phone is actually ringing now and I thought it was a warning.
Don't pick up!
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Who would have guessed that something like that would happen in the USA?
Yawn.
And waaaaaaaay back in 2004
Movie Compliance (2012) is about these events. Unfortunately only in Apple TV+ atm. See this video if you don't mind spoiler.
only in Apple TV+ atm.
which is free from that link a couple of months back
I'd have let my Macca's manager strip-search me tbh. He was hawt.
I initially thought that the title meant that if I picked up their call, they were going to check my Turkey residency status.
i thought if netflix calls telling me i got offer as main star for the new james bond movie, dont trust it!
"Don't Pick Up The Phone"
Too late.
Now they're coming to install solar panels…. 😢
"Don't Pick Up The Phone"
Me, with huge social anxiety looking at the 50 missed calls and another unknown number calling through:
Say no more, fam.
yeah watched it…very weird serial offender and crimes. its hard to believe people went along with his ruse to the extent that they did
some people are easily manipulated using psychological tactics, a lot of people defer to authority figures in most situations almost automatically, as long as the caller can establish themselves as such then they override the other persons logic and decision making process
There was a group called Pranknet which would partake in tricking people and causing issues for them…
This is where they hired a guy from Craigslist as an actor for a fake TV pilot, got him to try and break the window of a parked car, all while recording him from across the street
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ABdWfn-7BG4
In this video, the pranksters make a Hardware Store employee make an announcement over the stores paging system that there is a sexual predator in the store and that all parents should keep their children at their side while authorities enter the building and apprehend the offender.
https://youtu.be/K-hdBwptQpE?t=149
It is scary that people would go so far as to make life hell as they did for the employees in this documentary.
I'm more intrigued on how the guy portrayed by Leo DiCaprio who managed to counterfeit cheques / cash and get to experience all kinds of professions without any qualification by fooling everyone whilst even flying as a commercial pilot.
Then there is this Jho Low in his 20s, who kind of studied the movie and live as one by fooling everyone to rob billions whilst nailing Miranda Kerr.
Ohh, his hollywood studio also funded DiCaprio's Wolf of Wall Street movie.
By your title I thought this was a new scam to be wary of.