Back in the real world, we're introduced to the "reality creator" . He's a guy who's been working on a fake reality show for a long time, but he's finally figured out a way to make a living off of it. He offers to help the guy sell his new clothes as his own, and he'll even give him some money if the guy agrees to do it. Gee, that sounds like a lot of money to us. But wait, it's not just any money. It's actually a pretty good deal: the guy gets to keep the blue grass brand, and the guy can sell his own clothes as well . Sounds like a good deal to us, right? Gee, what's up with that? Well, it turns out that the guy who works next to the company where the fake reality shows are being produced is actually a guy named "Lamborghini" , who works for the same company that the "real" reality creator works for. Uh-oh, that's right, the guy that works for your company is actually the guy driving the car you're using in the fake
Back in the real world, we're introduced to the "reality creator" . He's a guy who's been working on a fake reality show for a long time, but he's finally figured out a way to make a living off of it. He offers to help the guy sell his new clothes as his own, and he'll even give him some money if the guy agrees to do it. Gee, that sounds like a lot of money to us. But wait, it's not just any money. It's actually a pretty good deal: the guy gets to keep the blue grass brand, and the guy can sell his own clothes as well . Sounds like a good deal to us, right? Gee, what's up with that? Well, it turns out that the guy who works next to the company where the fake reality shows are being produced is actually a guy named "Lamborghini" , who works for the same company that the "real" reality creator works for. Uh-oh, that's right, the guy that works for your company is actually the guy driving the car you're using in the fake