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    The document summarizes three stories of scam artists: 1) The story of Carlette Duffy, a Black woman whose home was undervalued by appraisers until she removed signs of her race and had a white friend stand in. This highlighted issues of racism in home appraisals. 2) Common workplace problems like communication issues and toxic managers that can be addressed through the Fixable podcast. 3) The story of Anna Sorokin, known as Anna Delvey, who scammed banks and New York elites but became famous.

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    The document summarizes three stories of scam artists: 1) The story of Carlette Duffy, a Black woman whose home was undervalued by appraisers until she removed signs of her race and had a white friend stand in. This highlighted issues of racism in home appraisals. 2) Common workplace problems like communication issues and toxic managers that can be addressed through the Fixable podcast. 3) The story of Anna Sorokin, known as Anna Delvey, who scammed banks and New York elites but became famous.

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    The next story that's coming up to me actually is not a


    scam artist story per se, but a triumph over scam artist
    story. If I can diverge just for a little bit, is that OK,
    yeah? And so I'm thinking so much about the story of
    Carlette Duffy. So Carlette Duffy is a Black woman
    based in Indianapolis. And in 2020, she decided that
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    she needed to refinance her home. And so when she
    did that, she had two appraisal teams come down,
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    and they both undervalued her home extensively. The
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    lowest appraisal being at 110,000 dollars. So she had
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    an idea. She took down every picture of her family
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    from her home. She removed every single piece of
    artwork that depicted Black people. She removed all
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    of her hair products and she called a friend, a white
    man that news outlets simply refer to as "Hank." Well,
    don't you know that whenRead transcript
    Hank stood in for her at the
    next appraisal, her home went from being worth
    110,000 dollars to 259,000 dollars. Does that sound
    like a scam to you? Because it sounds like a scam to
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    Now the next and last scam artist that I would like to
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