It's entirely possible the bankruptcy lawyer just took Phil's word that running his internet "business" was super expensive, not knowing he hasn't upgraded any of his equipment in about 5 years, he uses the most basic equipment necessary to stream and the only thing he spends money on are games. Sometimes he even plays games he already owns so he's not spending anything for those. Knowing Phil, he probably went on a 30 minute rant going in painstaking detail about having to waddle out of bed at 10 to set the stream up being super complicated when it's just pressing some buttons. Even if Phil were paying full retail price for every game he played, there's no way he's spending more than a few hundred bucks per month. Again, I'm totally baffled as to why bankruptcy statements don't require a detailed breakdown of business expenditures. It's plainly obvious he cooked the books to get his supposed median income level ($5,733) to right at the state average ($5,541). Maybe that's one of those things that's very shady yet still legal, but the other things he lied about there's no excuse. He owns collectibles, he owns electronics not used for business, he is currently being sued and his CT property foreclosed. I don't know how he gets around that.