Apparently he likes to gamble. A lot. Jonathan Last argues: So what?
My thoughts: First of all, let's keep in mind that the gambling he engaged in was legal, and the money he lost was his own, legally-earned income. That being said, the guy must have mush for brains if he thought this wouldn't eventually get out. That, or he's got a serious addiction. Well, two addictions, if you count the gluttony.
RJ is a graduate student at the University of Central Florida. His passions in life are sports, politics, nature, and women who have piercings they never told their daddy about. He dislikes daytime television, left-wing dictators, and people who talk like Garrison Keillor. …
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1 - Cal Ulmann
Gambling can be a problem just as drugs can be a problem. Used in moderation both can be under control. I don't have a problem with him gambling but I do have a problem about him going around telling everyone about their moral problems.