I went back and read more of it. Yeah, I don't know. I skipped down a bit.
He basically has a complete psychotic / paranoid schizophrenic break about 2/3rds of the way through, it's pretty tough to read. It's street-yeller level.
Also, at one point Bill Gates, no kidding, apparently called the police to check on his welfare after he sent a number of crazy e-mails to him.
I liked this part:
I really shouldn't have watched "Big Bang Theory." It begins and ends with a bell ding, Pavlovian mind control. I kept trying to skip the intro at just the right point so I wouldn't hear the ding.
(There are a lot of reasons to not watch Big Bang Theory but that's a new one to me.)
There's a second cat that gets hurt, too.
In the end, spoiler alert, he winds up homeless, basically living out of his car, a Safeway, and a 24 Hour Fitness, eating discarded food, sometimes stealing food and feeling bad about it, and trying to code his game and set up this kickstarter.
The story of Bob's Game is no longer funny, or cool to mock, or clever performance art, or a viral trick, or anything: what's abundantly clear is the story of Bob's Game is the story of a very smart person inside a very broken person. This guy needs legitimate professional assistance, a lot of talking to a lot of people, as soon as possible, or I'm afraid the story is going to end very poorly.
There's nothing I can do but worry.
