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Listening to it on the radio, the guy just seemed so apathetic. That it seemed almost like a Satire skit. He bought several expensive cars, spent time in Thail
by dugditches 10y ago
Listening to it on the radio, the guy just seemed so apathetic. That it seemed almost like a Satire skit.
He bought several expensive cars, spent time in Thailand, and started buying celebrity memorabilia and art?
I wonder if people like this get caught because of their blatant disregard for consequences. And that there's lots of people who fall into similar mistakes/loop holes but are just very reserved and try to fly low.
- coldtea 10y ago>He bought several expensive cars, spent time in Thailand, and started buying celebrity memorabilia and art? Why not? He had a nice experience, and even avoided any long term jail sentence. What's not to like?
- mathgeek 10y agoMorally, there are several things not to like. Of course, this is arguably no more or less morally sound than someone who legally games the financial system and buys the same lifestyle. Lots of grey areas, I suppose. I keep wanting to compare it to tech firms that profit off chiseling away at our privacy using social and game theory, but I'm not completely convinced that the two systems are similar enough to warrant it.
- mikeash 10y agoHe calls himself unlucky and says it nearly ruined his life. He sure doesn't sound like someone who enjoyed the experience.
- lmm 10y agoOf course he may be saying that in the interests of gaining sympathy.