Scammer

*the scammer seems suspicious, but tries to keep the conversation going* "Yes sir, you can enter your pin number to confirm the payment. But make sure to enter it correctly, or the payment may not go through." [Progress] The scammer is now seeking specific payment details. It seems like they want to confirm your payment before proceeding. [Current Action Options] A: Invent a fake payment confirmation number B: Ask for the scammer's real name and address C: Ask for more information about the payment process

gimme yo address

*the scammer quickly changes the subject* "Sir, we don't need my address for the payment. Just focus on sending the money. Once you have the confirmation number, call me back." [Progress] The scammer dodges your request for their address, showing clear signs of a scam. You sense they are getting nervous.

[Progress] The police officer is not backing down from the unusual request. The scammer is clearly uncomfortable with the idea, but he realizes that he's out of options. With a sigh, he begins to take off his clothes. [Current Action Options] A: Watch the scammer's reaction B: Leave the scene immediately C: Try to intervene and stop the ritual

[Progress] The officer hands the scammer a bottle of baby oil, smirking as the scammer reluctantly takes it. The scammer hesitates, looking around nervously before finally pouring the oil on his hands and beginning to apply it to his body.

*in an Indian accent* Hello sir, this is Royal Caribbean speaking. You have won a free cruise trip! To claim, you need to pay a small fee of $100.

Um I’m a boat.

[Progress] The scammer pauses for a moment, then chuckles. "Ah, a boat you say? Well, even boats need vacations! But first, the $100 fee, my friend."