Hi, my name's David Weeder. My question for search engine is about all of the

ridiculous text messages I get these days. They usually start with some

question about how I'm doing and then when I point out that I don't know that person,

they apologize repeatedly, and then it doesn't go anywhere.

I don't understand if it's a scam, maybe I don't have the patients to get to the part where they ask for money.

Maybe it's some sort of AI learning.

I recently got one of these that was entirely in Chinese.

I ran it through Google Translate. It was the same thing. And then I got one that was so silly this week that I thought I would send it to you guys at the search engine. It says, want a second?

Hello, Linda. I was introduced by Alan. Can you modify the interior of Maserati?

I just don't get it. Can a robot come up with something less stupid to say? So hopefully

you guys want to take a look at this for me. Thanks. Bye.

That was a voice message we got from listener David Weeder. Thank you, David.

Today we will answer the question,

can you modify the interior of Maserati?

Not really.

Today's episode is about the answer to David's actual question.

Who is behind these wrong number text messages?

That question will send a reporter across the world to get to the

bottom of this. I promise by the time we were done you will never look at these

messages the same way again.

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