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part 1
Milt: They say all that just to make you trust them.
Seth: It worked. She told Jake she worked for the bank and needed him to go to the ATM and key in some info. She talked really quikly and gave him no time to think. He did what she said and then his life savings went “poof” and disappeared!
Milt: And even after hearing Jake's story, you're all ready to go out and get scammed, too. Some people are born suckers.
(續上期，下期續)
米特：他們說那些只是為了要取得你的信任。
賽司：是很有效。她告訴傑克她是銀行行員，需要他去自動提款機輸入一些資料。她講話很快，不讓他有時間思考。他照著她所說的去做，一生積蓄就 ‘噗’一聲不見了!
米特：就算聽了傑克的故事，你還是準備好要去被騙。有些人天生就是冤大頭。
重點解說：
★ life savings 一生積蓄
★ ATM (n.) 自動提款機，是automated teller machine的縮寫
★ key in 輸入
★ disappear (v.) 消失，go“poof” and disappear指‘噗’一聲消失
★ sucker (n.) 易受騙的人，冤大頭
part 2
Seth: Why does Taiwan have so many damned scam artists?
Ash: Between elderly pensioners and the young and naive like us, there's a huge market!
Seth: But what can be done to stop it?
Ash: Maybe stiffer penalties for the criminals? Who knows? I'm sure better education would help.
Seth: What kind of class can help with this kind of thing? I thought I won one million dollars last week. If Milt didn't stop me, I would probably be out of every cent I've ever made.
(續上期，下期續)
賽司：為什麼臺灣有這麼多可惡的騙徒?
愛許：從領養老金的`老人到像我們一樣年輕又好騙的人，這個市場很大啊!
賽司：但是要如何阻止這類事情發生呢?
愛許：也許該加重罪犯的刑罰吧?誰知道?我相信更好的教育會有幫助。
賽司：什麼課會對這類事件有幫助?上星期我以為我贏了一百萬。如果米特沒有阻止我，我可能會賠上所賺的每一分錢。
重點解說：
★ damned (a.) 可惡的
★ pensioner (n.) 領養老金的人
★ naive (a.) 輕信的，好騙的
★ stiff (a.) 嚴厲的
★ penalty (n.) 罰金，刑罰
★ criminal (n.) 罪犯
