Speaker 1: Strength just, you're going to-- but bi e ba wo pe USDT lo ma ni strength ju, you're going to,

Speaker 2: Okayyy

Speaker 1: So,

Speaker 1: Trading, you can't, ehn, do sport on FX.

Speaker 2: Ehen.

Speaker 1: Yeah.

Speaker 2: But it, to konba wa right be nko, won't they deduct the money from your account?

Speaker 1: Ah, you go dey see your money as you dey burn small small.

Speaker 2: [laughing] wetin na?

Speaker 1: [unintelligible].

Speaker 2: Wetin?

Speaker 1: Till everything go burn finish.

Speaker 1: Time no dey.

Speaker 2: Ah.

Speaker 2: Kílóselè?

Speaker 2: But people-- but I learnt that some people are really making, are really making it on this forex, or so.

Speaker 1: Most of those result, tí e bán rín ta, they're fabricated.

Speaker 2: Oookay, okay, okay, okay.

Speaker 1: People are, people are, people are cashing out actually, buuut,

Speaker 1: It is not-

Speaker 2: Inside something ni.

Speaker 1: ... as rosy as,

Speaker 1: They said, or it is not as rosy as you're saying.

Speaker 2: [speaking yoruba] and they have insider knowledge.

Speaker 2: All those people, big corporation in the US, na, na the thing wey dem dey do o, big big people.

Speaker 1: Ah, no.

Speaker 1: Ehen, e tón really trade FX and uh,

Speaker 1: Big big kini.

Speaker 1: Then banks too, ban-banks dey trade forex.

Speaker 1: Banks trade e dáadáa.

Speaker 2: Forex ehn,

Speaker 2: Yes na.

Speaker 1: Yeah, sooo, gbogbo àwon tó ní 100 dollars tón ní kiní yìí, wón kon má fi wa, wón fowo wa tatin ni.

Speaker 2: Awon olowo gidi yen ni.

Speaker 2: Iyen ni koko, millions of naira ti won ko sibe, millions of dollars.

Speaker 2: Sooo,

Speaker 2: [speaking yoruba].

Speaker 2: Owo wole niyen.

Speaker 1: Awon lón, awon, awon, awon to rowo se lon,

Speaker 1: Àwon lón jè, sooo,

Speaker 1: Gbogbo away tan kan rora se kini, we just dey try, na why, me personally,

Speaker 1: Ehn?

Speaker 1: You dey comot?

Speaker 2: Ehn I go soon go, I go soon go.

Speaker 1: Ehn, sooo, are you leaving now?

Speaker 2: Let me just talk for like two minutes now.

Speaker 1: Ehn, it doesn't matter na, when you're back, we can, we can always make call.

Speaker 2: Okay, okay, ehn, no problem, so but I thought you sayyy,

Speaker 2: You no wan make, ehn, night calls.

Speaker 1: Ehn, ah, iyoku di ola niyen, this is, this is 8 o'clock.

Speaker 2: This is 8 o, ehn, yes.

Speaker 2: 8:02.

Speaker 1: [speaking Yoruba].

Speaker 1: [speaking Yoruba].

Speaker 1: Mysterium lo fuck up all of a sudden, I can't even-

Speaker 2: You can't even do surveys for now, yes, yes yes.

Speaker 2: But tiii, ti Dre ba ti respond now, you can still, maybeee boya to ma so login or so,

Speaker 2: You can still maybe, maybe do surveys tonight.

Speaker 1: Yes?

Speaker 1: Let's see how it goes.

Speaker 2: Ehn, no problem, this is the first time I'm seeing, this, all this graph of, chart of a thing f-for,

Speaker 2: Eh?

Speaker 1: Ehn you sef, welco-welcome to the, welcome to the team.

Speaker 2: So the thing [laughing], abi na.

Speaker 1: O kan jepe this ine no be your normal money, you no fit really enjoy am.

Speaker 1: Go bring your normal money ma-make you enjoy.

Speaker 1: Tha-that is,

Speaker 2: Ehen, make, make my money just go, piun [laughing].

Speaker 1: Your money fit go, and you sef, you fit chop their money, na 50-50 na.

Speaker 2: Ehen, na so life be [unintelligible] na money I dey find.

Speaker 2: Real money mon wa o, mi fe to ma Kan kpai owo mi just like that.

Speaker 1: You sef you fut kpai their money na, na 50-50, shey you dey fear?

Speaker 2: Ehn, make I, make I find their money na.

Speaker 2: O da make dem kpai the money, e no good.

Speaker 1: Ehnnn, make you too,

Speaker 1: Make you,

Speaker 1: Make you sef put your money down, so that at least, the two of you go kpai yourself, emi to ba le kpai ara won ju,

Speaker 1: Lo ma la-- lo ma enjoy.

Speaker 2: I-Iyen o ni da o.

Speaker 2: Ah, wón fé kí eniyan dá kú niyen.

Speaker 2: They no, they no, they no fit die na.

Speaker 2: They get plenty money.

Speaker 2: Me wey I-- wey never get money, ah.

Speaker 1: Okay.

Speaker 1: All they take know say you never get money? No be you fund your account?

Speaker 1: You wey you don get money fund your account, you be big man na.

Speaker 2: Ehn na, ehn na, ah, shey they know ma-maybe say I don borrow the money ni abiii, maybe so-some person dash me the money. Ki won kan wa, ki won kon wa kpai owo yen lo, ah, ko ni da bayen.

Speaker 1: As much as say you don carry am come,

Speaker 1: Come their platform,

Speaker 1: [unintelligible].

Speaker 1: Wón ti believe pé e lówó lówó.

Speaker 2: Olowo,

Speaker 2: Big men lon se forex.

Speaker 1: [unintelligible].

Speaker 1: [speaking yoruba].

Speaker 2: Abi naaa.

Speaker 1: E jé á bayín na.

Speaker 2: [laughing] Ole ni wan, ole gidi.

Speaker 1: [sniffing].

Speaker 2: Ole gidi.

Speaker 2: But, but, ma, ma, maaa tie fe, ma, maaa try lati learn, to see, what, what, what's obtainable.

Speaker 2: At least ehn, the one, 110 dollar ti won fun mi yii is for six days.

Speaker 2: [speaking yoruba].

Speaker 1: Oh, it's just a week?

Speaker 2: Yes, for a week.

Speaker 1: So, after a week now, they will remove theirrr 610.

Speaker 2: They will remove theirrr 110 dollar though.

Speaker 1: Abi 110 so nkan to ba ku ni ti ti e, ti eniyan o baa ti fe,

Speaker 1: [speaking yoruba],

Speaker 1: [speaking yoruba].

Speaker 1: I used to have, ehn,

Speaker 2: [speaking yoruba].

Speaker 2: [speaking yoruba] specify for new account.

Speaker 1: Me I will check gan, O di Sunday ki emi to check, because, market close on Friday.

Speaker 1: [speaking yoruba].

Speaker 1: Magbe they are not going to count weekend,

Speaker 1: That's a waste.

Speaker 1: Because,

Speaker 2: Oookay.

Speaker 1: By 10 pm, market ma close, o diii, Sundayyyy, Sunday night, I guess, maybe around that same 10 pm.

Speaker 1: Ki market tó open padà.

Speaker 2: [speaking yoruba] then on Monday, it will still be there.

Speaker 2: Tuesday, it will still be there. Before,

Speaker 2: O da wípé Wednesday or so lo maa,

Speaker 2: Lo maaa close beyen.

Speaker 1: Ehn, le-le-let's see, let's see.

Speaker 2: Let's see tomorrow [speaking yoruba].

Speaker 2: I just want to learn sha, I just want to learn.

Speaker 2: [speaking yoruba].

Speaker 1: Ehn?

Speaker 1: Ah ah.

Speaker 2: Me that I was just-

Speaker 2: ... thinking maybe if I see one 10 dollars make I just try am.

Speaker 2: Me ke?

Speaker 1: 10 dollar ke, go put like 100 oga.

Speaker 2: Wetin na, where I go see, where I go see 10 dollar, em 100 dollar? You wan make I steal?

Speaker 1: You know the, no be sayyy,

Speaker 1: Ehnnn, today na wetin?

Speaker 2: You no talk am o.

Speaker 1: Ó ye kí government gán ti sanwó.

Speaker 2: You no talk,

Speaker 2: Ehn now.

Speaker 2: So, so [unintelligible].

Speaker 1: Ehen? Ah.

Speaker 1: Ehn?

Speaker 2: [laughing].

Speaker 2: Ehn? Wetin you wan make my family,

Speaker 1: If you kan chop them nko? Shey no sef, you no reason say you fit chop them?

Speaker 1: [singing] You're my healer, omo, network yíì tín break.

Speaker 1: M-make we connect again.

Speaker 1: Shey kí á connect later right?

Speaker 2: Make we start tomorrow sha.

Speaker 1: Ehn, oya no issue.

Speaker 2: Ehn, no problem, thank you.

Speaker 1: Goodnight.