Robocall, but starts out like it's a real person having trouble with their headset. That gives you time to get situated, and time for the robocall to sync to your human time. This stuff gets sleazier and sleazier by the minute.

Oh joy (not). The scammers are going back to basics with the travel scam. I really believe that the scam gets sold on to new scammers as a sort of ponzi-pyramid game because of how surprised people who answer are. The young man who answered appeared to be in the midst of a more interesting video game. I have the impression that he was not going to make money this morning.