Baldo by Hector D. Cantú and Carlos Castellanos for January 14, 2010

Poor Tia Carmen! The world has changed. I’m sorry, it may have been for the worse.

Look at the bright side, Tia, Sergio saved you, and you learned a lesson that you can share with your friends.

Hard but a wake up call, not all people are honest…

Bien hecho, Tía Carmen. Resolviste el misterio.

Well done, Tía Carmen. You solved the mystery.

She’s so sad! Poor Tia.

at least learn when to come out of the rain. you’ll catch your death.

If noone has said this in the last 4 days, this story arc is a rerun. I’ve seen it before a couple years ago I think.

clearer than mud. she’s still in the rain.

She learned a valuable lesson. At least she didn’t learn the hard way… after they took her cash.

Hyper: some of weren’t around then.

Thanks, Yukon. I wasn’t reading Baldo then, so this is new to me.

Unfortunately, this can happen to any senior citizen. Hopefully there is a Sergio to rescue them

too bad that trash like that are out there. and good people get hurt

looks like her parade got rained on

not a latino issue, those parasites will go after anyone

dja

This can be much worse for Latino’s who fear arrest from immigration officials.

And so, the bubble is popped. Sorry, Carmen, that’s life.

Scams have always been around. Remember Tent revivals and snake-oil?

Never trust any kinds of scams out there.

Beware of the latest scams trying to collect donations for the earthquake tragedy in Haiti. If anyone receives a cold call, e-mail or snail mail disregard asap. There are several legitimate agencies that can be contacted directly with tax deductible donations

nicely done, joe. bravo!