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Hmm, so, they want me to think they want to lure LazyScot in, so I warn LazyScot not to be lured in. But, as they want me to think that, they don't want LazyScot to be lured in, and they have another plan ready to get him into their clutches. But, now that I know that they want me to know it, maybe I should just act the other way, and tell LazyScot to believe them. And maybe that is the reason why they want me to know that they know what I should know. And in that case, they do want LazyScot and hope I will eventually believe they don't want him and thus tell LazyScot to ignore my first warning.
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