$HOLLYANGELS 83k dyor CA:oALA4sNDW3Qr4PjZ984R8LPpyuN5gSknuUPGbfGpump okx wallet: gmgn: Token Narrative:A new internet meme mocking a California hospice center suspected of welfare fraud. Nick Shirley is a citizen journalist who exposes fraud within the U.S. welfare and healthcare system. He recently went to California and uncovered a bunch of similar scams. One of them was a hospice facility with a sign that read "Holly Angels" (presumably meant to be "Holy Angels," but they misspelled "Holy" as "Holly"). The facility itself looked run-down and shabby on the outside, yet it had a bunch of luxury cars parked out front. People were photographed pocketing massive amounts of healthcare money and then fleeing in their fancy cars. This is exactly like the Minnesota daycare center "Quality Learing Center" (intentionally misspelling "Learning" as "Learing") that Nick Shirley exposed earlier. So, netizens immediately commented: "These scammers can't even spell correctly and still dare to steal money."