Yes, he did and no, he didn't do damage control. He thinks it went well! DSP got anally raped 5 hours straight, he thinks it was a fun time, and hopes to be one of the regular guys of the podcast in the future. Meanwhile the podcast guys told him he needs to get a job and seek therapy.
Phil tried to use his pity party script on two grown adults and they didnt believe a word of it. He claims everything negative about him is fake, and the things he is know for, bad gameplay/scamming is ''fans''/being an asshole is an act that was taken out on context
i think it's also because phil is a friendless loser and this is the first time he's interacted with other actual people in years and didn't want it to end
And let's not forget he also did another Level 1 podcast after that raking in another 30 bucks.
I wonder if that alone is already fraud (or perjury). Surely you have to sign some document that says you actually understand the forms and numbers that you filled in. How can you go through bankruptcy and don't understand your finances? Didn't he have to do a mandatory bankruptcy course or some nanny-state shit like that?
He said the other day that the way he gauges how much money he's earning is by how often he hits the tips goals, and that he doesn't pay attention until 'it becomes an issue'. Assuming the truth* of these statements he's a financial moron. He cannot manage money to save his life. And if there's a problem - BEG HARDER.
Craig asked him why his wife is so fat and her makeup is so bad, then Phil called him a nigger and disconnected.
They proceeded to rip Phil apart for nearly 5 hours straight while Phil like a retard couldn't comprehend what was happening.
Can someone get in trouble legally by admitting fraud after the bankruptcy case was already done with? I legit don't know, and if anyone will even care. We'd need to have someone smarter than Nancy looking at his file/case.
