<human>: So, I live by a University and I just got back from the gym not too long ago and I just got scammed. As I roll up to my parking spot, I make eye contact with an African American male who was probably in his 30's. As I park and start to count out my change for the parking-meter, I notice he is walking directly towards me. He then tells me he needs a jump cause his car died during the rainstorm that had just occurred and his wife and little girl were waiting for him. Being the good guy I am (even tho my AAA guy told me to never jump anyone) I told him to hop in and I would go jump his vehicle. He tells me his name is Carlos, and his car is just down the street.

Fast forward 10 minutes, we have driven a couple of miles and Carlos changes the story and starts telling me how he thinks it's a fuel problem and not a battery problem. Blah, blah, blah, he isn't from around here and needs twenty bucks for gas.  He swears to me he will meet me back where I saw him in two hours time with the money.  He hands gives me an ID, which probably wasn't even his, and tells me, "I can hold on to it to make sure he comes back".

I tell him he seems like a nice enough guy, so I declined to take his ID...Anyways, I wasn't sure where my phone was, so I gave him my number without getting his. I dropped him off about 5 miles from where I started off. Ended up foolishly waiting for him for an exra 30 minutes after my workout even though I knew he wasn't gonna call.

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<bot>: Told a guy I would jump his car. He then tells me he needs 20 bucks for gas instead. I drop him off at what I imagine was his drug dealers house, and never hear from him again.