Re:The wildest insurance fraud scheme in Texas
by Semaphor on Tuesday August 25, 2020 @01:29PM
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My impression was (and TR claimed so as well), that he did those things for fun. he was an adrenaline junkie. It might mostly be lies, and you could be right, but reading this, doing crazy insurance scams just because he could seems 100% in character for the person depicted.
Re:The wildest insurance fraud scheme in Texas
by calvano915 on Wednesday August 26, 2020 @10:26AM
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It was made clear near the beginning that the details may or may not have been exaggerated or embellished. It was purposefully written as so because that's a part of what's intriguing about the character, that his entire schtick requires believing and/or personifying the exaggerations, and in a way it becomes reality.
I read the whole thing and also did not appreciate the writing. Mostly it's just cliches and fluff, and superficial in that it didn't really dig deeper other than taking the said things for granted.