A Psychic said she sees something in my aura?

I was standing at the bus stop with a bunch of other residents. She came up to me, not anyone else around me, and said "Why don't you come into my store? I see something in your aura" Then she went into her purse and handed me a flyer

Is this another persuasive talk in or is she the real deal?
The flyer says
"Phychic Readings by Tiffany

Specializing in Palm, Tarot Card, Crystal and Egyptian Tea Leaf Readings. I advice on all matters of Life such as Love, Business, Marriage & more.....

My Unique Spirtual Gift will prove to be superior to other readers you have consulted before in a world of confusion and doubt. I can give you the Peace and Serenity your soul has been searching for.

Call **********
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and yes there were typos...

btw im 15, everyone else around me was an adult

I am sure that by including the fact that there were typos in the flier you are letting us know that you are obviously smarter than the woman took you for, and you know she was just trying to scam you. Picking the youngest of the group she undoubted thought you were the most gullible. For her to be even outside, business must have been slow. You don't see stock brokers out on the street, telling you where to invest. If you did, would you take them seriously?

A reputable medium or psychic who sees something for someone and approaches them would say it for free and on the spot. If she told you to pay or that you'd have to pay-or just handed you a flyer and left-She's more than likely fake-A reputable psychic who was real would not have the ego to write all that 'superior' stuff on her flyer.

She probably though of you as yet another sucker with money burning your pocket.
1- aura do not exist (the trickery in pictures is caused by conductivity variation due to amount of moisture)
2- real psychic do not exist either

Good gravy, she claims to be better than other "psychics", how can she possibly know? Fact is she's no better. Either she is delusional or a fraud.

do you smell that? it kind of smells like crap!

Anyway, do not go, it's a waste of your money. Anyone that truly saw something would tell you right than and there. She's a sham and if anything, use the useful flyer that she gave you to spread the word that she is not the real deal.

I have also had this happen to me in my youth numerous times. I understand how it might make you wanna give it a go, but pass. She probably saw your vulnerability and openness. She knows most adults would turn away from her or tell her to beat it.

This is called marketing.

She piqued your curiousity, so it is working. An appropriate answer would have been to say, "No thank you" or , "Where do they teach you to talk like this? In some Panama City...bar? Sell crazy someplace else, I'm all stocked up here."

She sees your money in her pocket. That's all. Don't go.

It's not what she sees, but what she hears: "Kah ching!"

Yes she saw dollar signs ($$$$$)

OMG GO I KNOW A WHOLE BUNCH OF PEOPLE WHO WENT INCLUDING MY BFF SHE WENT AND SHE TOLD HER SHE HAD TROUBLE IN MATH!!!!... SHE DID HAVE TROUBLE IN MATH SO GO U MAY BE SHOCK OR U MAY BE DISSAPOINTED U NEVER KNOW JUST GO SO U CAN SAY U HAVE HAD A PYSCHIC READING I AM PYSCHIC TOO BUT GOOOOO PLEASE I HOPE U WONT BE DISSAPOINTED BUT IF U R SORRY!!!! JUST TRY IT!