There's an alternate reality where Phil embraces his addiction to Gatcha early enough to profit from it. His life could have been so different if he embraced mobile games from the start. He clearly enjoys the Gatcha aspect of Pacman, confirming nothing everyone already hasn't known. However its really showing a side of Phil that could have been a lucrative move for him. Too late though, at least from a Scopley perspective. No point giving this guy favorable odds and currency to blow, he's to profitable himself at this point. Passed the point of his own spending being greater than anything he could attract with an audience. It's bizarre yet not surprising, it all comes down to ego after all. He just couldn't be that guy, for whatever reason it was. It wouldn't have made him a better person but fucking wrestling and gatcha is so "good" for what he does as a streamer, hate to say it. Still a toxic greedy peice of shit but when take that away it's one of the few instances where while still forced, it does seem like something even casuals on the internet could enjoy. In the earlier days of the mobile addiction saga there would have been companies willing to back him and throw him free coins or bucks or grates or good odds. He's the ideal candidate to endorse this shit he genuinely likes the stuff. But now you can't cause who the fuck are you gonna bait bigger than a whale? Not saying he would have been anything admirable, but there's definitely a world far far away where he's making the same lucrative money other influences do off this shit and other gambling shames. Yeah he's toxic but no more or less than the rest of those degenerate losers that attract people with shit spending habits. He wouldn't be living it up in the hills but there's money in that shit. I know its been said before but wwe and pacman really soldify that notion he could have been setup with something nice if he didn't have some fake moral compass and faggy ego. Your to proud to become a mobile streamer, but not proud enough to not beg. He could still probably do it, it's not even too late. What a weird guy.
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