Frum, presumably is a millionaire several times over at this point. When his daughter revealed she was struggling to get adequate treatment, you'd think he'd rush in and be a good dad, promising to pay for her to get the best treatment no matter the cost to him. What's the point in being a ghoul for the monsters in the world if you can't even use that misbegotten wealth to save those around you?
There is after all stories by the hundreds of parents mortgaging their houses, selling off heirlooms or retirement accounts to try and save loved ones when the health crisis hits. I guess Frum is made of tougher stuff he's not downgrading the lifestyle he has come to know and love just to save his flesh and blood.
Or his daughter knew he was a giant piece of shit who worked for some of humanity's worst monsters and has been refusing to talk to him because of the obvious reason.
Regardless Frum comes off terrible. I wish him a miserable torment for the rest of his days. May a bird shit in his eye each morning and a fire consume him before the end. May he receive no pleasure from his actions and only pain. May he see his western civilization crumble before his eyes and only then be granted a release from existence.
Work has completely drained me the past few weeks so I'm lucky if I have the energy to put like thirty minutes into ZZZ.
Then I usually zone out and try to watch a let's play of the nonary games (virtues last reward currently) and fall asleep about twenty minutes in and have to spend ten minutes finding what I remember before I passed out.
I'm trying to finish dragons dogma 2, basically still enjoying randomly wandering and leveling and killing monsters and such.
I'm trying to start persona 5 since I got it for free ages ago and I'd like to play through one of them.
I did manage to to finally finish tears of the kingdom after like 400 hours. Pretty good final boss and such. The ending was typical Zelda shit but it is expected.
I wish I wasn't falling asleep by like 7pm but I just can't seem to maintain my energy past that point anymore.