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The person in the recording appears to be a teenager, possibly younger than 20, who rationalizes his involvement as "fun" and lucrative. He claims to make roughly $10,000 daily from these operations, with some days reaching nearly six figures. Despite his youth and apparent education, he views these activities as a means to fast wealth—aspiring to buy luxury cars like a McLaren and live a lavish lifestyle.
He describes the scams as a "game," comparing it to a video game or a "numbers game," where persistence and skill lead to consistent payouts. The individual mentions working with friends they met online, forming a kind of informal criminal enterprise that operates with a corporate-like structure—complete with leaders, shared profits, and strategies.