"How many people believe otherwise?" That's kind of the point, I think. Stating an obvious fact is often used to suggest some kind of action. And it sounds lik

"How many people believe otherwise?" That's kind of the point, I think. Stating an obvious fact is often used to suggest some kind of action. And it sounds like that happened here. I feel bad for the guy, surely. He made a small mistake and paid disproportionately. But once you get branded as a cheater, even if by accident, then advertisers will run away from you. TV isn't a good analogy, because it's a different business model, so this kind of cheating is impossible.