The only thing I'm not certain about is if he really is that dense or it's a pathetic self-defense mechanism in the form of denial, even though every part of me is screaming it's the former.
Lou is incredibly immature, and he feels incomplete as a person. There's food, there's vidya, there's online money grifting and scamming, there's machine-gun jackhammer his deathgrip bloodshot semi-chub with his roided doomfist, and nothing else beyond that. Someone pursuing higher education or working a day job wouldn't have that much time for twatter dot com.
I think he actually might be a genuine high-fuctioning 'tard.
personally, I'm amused by the fact that his newest grift involves a hand written letter instead of a screenshot of something he typed up in Microsoft Office. what is the logic behind this? does he think that this will make him look more sincere? Lou is not very smart but his actions usually have some kind of reasoning behind them, even if that reasoning is stupid.
even more amusing is "thanks in advanced." how do you typo when you're not even typing? how dumb/lazy do you have to be to make an obvious error like that while you're writing something by hand and not even notice or try to correct it?
Circling back to my previous point, this might be OVER NINE THOUSAND, but oh well.
We often get hand-written letters at my job. It's usually some kind of written statement, or some "oh woe is my pity me" letter. Less often it's a statement for the medical committe, the client detailing every grisly detail of their crippling disability.
And least often, but producing the highest volume of pure gold, some clinically insane screeching. There's this guy who submitted at least 25 hand-written letters so far, each and every one of them numbered and signed on every page. One copy for the case file, one copy for himself, and a third one for his "attorney" who might or might not ever exist.
I won't go into much detail here, but in my experience, people in all of these categories think a hand-written statement is more sincere than anything typed on a computer.
And the third category believes it to be the most authentic un-falsifiable holder of their truth ever.
Which category does Louis belong to? No idea, I'm not a clinical psychiatrist.
