This video is all about the Stealth Bird 4K drone military scam ad and reviews that have been going around. "This $99 military drone is disrupting the entire photography industry," the ad falsely claims. It also says the U.S. Special Forces and a U.S. Army officer named Captain Adam Scott had something to do with the drone, which is false. It's just a cheap, rebranded Eachine E58 drone, which you can buy for cheap on Walmart or Temu. However, wait... don't buy it. It's a cheap drone. You're much better off getting something higher priced that's still under $100 if you just want to play around with a drone. A good drone will cost you hundreds. A great drone will cost thousands. My video seeks to educate people about the scam to help them either avoid it or to call their credit card company if they fell victim to it.

Special credit: Thumbnail images that I've used lately were inspired by designs from Steve Ram, a stellar YouTuber who I admire and recommend, and also Bill Burr's "Monday Morning Podcast." I'm testing out various thumbnail image designs to see what might be able to work best, so that I can reach as many people to warn them about these scams.

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