Bad Vegan: Fame. Fraud. Fugitives.

So far I'm just seeing overly privileged people with first world problems getting hooked up with criminals and committing crimes. They took money from investors and their own workers and here we are, they're the stars of their own show. Who gives a **** Only elitist white people care about these idiots. I'm going to soldier on with the hopes of seeing these **** go to jail and cry a lot. God dammit! Take my money Netflix. It was actually very interesting. And though I loathe everything about Sarma, I'd be a big, fat (but not Anthony fat) liar if I didn't admit Sarma's charisma and sex appeal.

An ex investment banker makes a pretentious vegan restaurant, then marries and gets scammed by AJ from the Sopranos while Johnny Fairplay is her lawyer. It's REALY hard to care about what's happening to this absurdly gullible woman. She seemed like a decent person when she befriended that homeless guy or whatever, but honestly - she's probably more culpable than the doc suggests since she's the main one telling the story. But the douchiness and obviousness of her scammer husband goes beyond mere gullibity. I get she's a new age vegan. But come on, believing that your dark-triad abusive husband works for the CIA and will make your dog immortal... I get that he's a predator and she's inherently attracted to dysfunctional and abusive individuals. But the fantastical, ever evolving claims go so beyond the pale of anything. He might as well have told her he's the tooth fairy, but he needs a million dollars top pay back all the toothless kids first, then they'll be wealthy gods. Her total malleability comes across as honestly not sympathetic at all. And that definitely affects the story. I felt badly for her unpaid workers way more than I did for her.