Jamie Loftus

Instead, he lays out a bunch of misleading and arcane spreadsheets to try and argue that

the company shouldn't have collapsed the way it did.

And that he like, didn't realize like why he didn't realize it was so bad.

He's just, he's doing, it's the same thing as like the EA shit.

We opened the episode with right.

This throwing out like confusing piles of numbers in order to distract people.

Right.

Like this is just like chaff, you know, that's what he's doing is he's throwing out chaff in the way of a bunch of poorly formatted spreadsheets.

They don't convince anyone that he's innocent.

It did not work at all.

Uh, you should not do this if you are being indicted for numerous financial crimes, BT dubs.

So in early February, the judge overseeing Sam's case forbade him from using encrypted messaging apps like signal because he was so frequently trying to talk to other people who were part of this case with him.

Um,

in secret, which is illegal.

He also got in trouble because he was caught using a VPN, which could have potentially allowed him to hide his communications.

Sam argued he was just using a VPN to access his international NFL game pass account.

Hey, officer, I just had a lot of shit to tour it, homie.

Like,

He has since been limited to a normal flip phone due to his repeated inability to abide by his bail conditions.

Now, some might note that Sam has already gotten more second chances than most accused criminals get with their bail conditions.