. .how many of Bobby's projects are originally pitched as proposals to authority/daddy figures from whom he seeks approval?
He wanted to employ homeless people to renovate foreclosed homes and, dressed up in a fez and a borrowed suit, he sought the approval of a credit union. He says the credit union initially loved the idea but eventually backed out.
The ACCP was going great, he said, and the banks were asked, three times, to be on board. . .but something happened.
A well-heeled Irish law firm was asked to endorse freeman theory. . .but it turns out Bobby forged their approval letter.
He had a rich industrialist friend who was going to fund a freeman legal app. . .but it never happened.
One of his film star friends was going to fund a ground breaking video. . .but we never saw it.
Money from a mysterious funding source is in place for the revival of the 3CPOs. . .but doesn't happen!
How transparent! Bobby is making up stories in which he seeks and gets the approval of a daddy figure. Every story is about Bobby getting a bit of what once hoped would be the approval of his father. The ideas don't have to pan out. All that counts is that Bobby gets to pretend his ole daddy would approve.
We await the next Bobby story.
Which one?
Thanks for the grammar/speel check!
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Dope Clock II: It's been 238 days since Bobby Menard announced plans to create "Artists Valley". So far all he has done is lie through his teeth.
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