Contains adult themes: this story covers a podcast interview with an adult content creator about dating men for money. Nothing explicit is described.
In brief: On the 2 Goons podcast posted Nov. 2, OnlyFans creator Raq Adriana, who goes by Rocky, told hosts Che Durena and JJ Liberman about an older co-worker who took her shopping, the refund desk that got the last word, and the screening system she later used on Tinder: check the background of the photo. She credits the movie Heartbreakers and her mom.
Raq Adriana, a Las Vegas-based creator who introduces herself on the show as Rocky, made her first podcast appearance on the new 2 Goons episode. Before any of the money stuff, she walked the hosts through a long résumé of jobs she did not love: McDonald’s, Tropical Smoothie, Wendy’s, and then reception and a little sandwich counter at a car dealership, where, she said, the men were “disgusting.”
The shopping trip
Co-workers and customers hit on her constantly, she said, so she “actually took advantage of it.” One older man who worked there, so old that “he retired while I was still there,” offered to take her shopping. They went to a mall. Asked if he was dropping five or six hundred bucks, she said, “Yeah, on my stuff that day.” The episode description says she was 19 and that he spent $500 to $600.
Here is the part the hosts could not get over. “I honestly didn’t even try everything on,” she said at about 12:11. “I just knew I wanted to like grab it all and then I was going to go return it.” Did she? “Yeah, that’s what I did.”
“Great hustle,” one host said. The other suggested a slogan: “Keep the tags on. I’ll see you tomorrow.”
Then she blocked him. “I’m sure he’s, you know, going to want something and I’m just like, I’m not going there with you,” she said. He was mad at work the next day, which, she explained, was exactly where she wanted to be: “What are you going to do to me? I’m in my job.” She admitted she “kind of regretted it afterwards” because he got mad. Kind of.
Where she learned it
Asked where the hustler mentality came from, she said, “The streets,” and then, at about 13:14, “and movies.” Specifically Heartbreakers, the 2001 comedy with Sigourney Weaver and Jennifer Love Hewitt as a mother-daughter team who scam rich men. Both hosts had to be talked through the plot. “I’m not playing when I say both of you guys need to watch that,” she said.
The other teacher was closer to home. “I just feel like even my mom technically like used guys a lot, I feel like,” she said at about 14:21, adding that her mom told her stories about men taking her out and taking her shopping. A mother-daughter combo, then, just like the movie.
The background check
Later she said she had done the sugar-baby thing once, with a man she met on Tinder, and ended up actually liking him. Her filter was simple. “I would look at your background of the picture,” she said at about 24:51. “Like what’s back there? Like does it look broke or does it look rich?” Also: “No young guys.”
One host offered the obvious red flag, a mattress on the floor. She also checks shoes and shirts, she said, but rich guys don’t always dress the part, which is why the background matters most. The lesson for men on dating apps: she is not looking at you. She is looking at your kitchen.
Channel 304 has not independently verified her account, and she did not name the man.
Source: 2 Goons, “She Took a 60-Year-Old’s Shopping Money, Blocked Him & Returned Everything for Cash – Raq Adriana” (YouTube, Nov. 2, 2026), including the episode description.