[Speaker 1] Not really, unless I know that they're, someone you can trust outside of that. But I wouldn't take it just automatically from social media without checking them out first.
[Speaker 2] Not really. No, no, no, I wouldn't have any faith in that now. There's just so many fake things that I wouldn't be able to discern it, so I wouldn't do it.
[Speaker 3] Absolutely not. No way. I wouldn’t entertain it. I’m too old.
[Speaker 4] I don't think I would. I think I'd rather go in person. Or maybe on a zoom session. I probably would, something like that. But not just, you know, not just on Facebook or Instagram.
[Speaker 5] Under no circumstances.
[Speaker 6] No, I think a lot of it is fake anyways, so it's not really worth it.
[Speaker 7] No. Because it's an unknown person.
[Speaker 8] No, no, because I don't really be on social media. But if I was, no.
[Speaker 9] No.It’d have to be somewhere I’d know, like, or you know, trust or, you know.
[Speaker 10] Just, I have an accountant for that. Simple as.
[Speaker 11] I don't think so, I think because social media is really unrealistic, sometimes. And I think, you should just go from the advice from the people around you, people that know you.
[Speaker 12] I dunno, just like, sure, my parents know, well, not that they know it all, but like, I'm just like, I get my advice from them and I trust them. So that's it really for me.
[Speaker 13] No.
[Speaker 14] No, absolutely.
How come?
Because I don't I can't identify who it is or if someone on social media is selling a product. So, you know, I would just, no.