@Gotlactose: Absolutely right. Like I said, I wasn't thinking things through.

@sansa: I'll try not to trample on any toes here, but my opinion (as a lifelong atheist) is that Christianity is intended to be many things and is quite a lot less. I like some religious values, but you can't write down ten rules and tell everyone that they work in every situation at all times.

@jinchoung: It would've been better if he'd let the Internet help him . . . maybe meet up with some people who've had similar experiences. I wish he could have lived—this "man" had the strength of a god.

@ckelly9: For therapy to work you need to trust your therapist. As he stated, he had an extreme fear of trusting.

@silkworm: I'd like to know as well, so I can find his house and block off any form of escape.

@ode1979: He didn't have hope, but at least he had thought. Looks like you have neither.

@ocionscontor: Unlike you, other people actually feel for this guy, and think the world could benefit from his story. Hopefully I never have to hear words as ignorant, hateful, worthless and disgusting as yours again.

@balls006: It'll take you five minutes to read. Bill Zeller was suffering incessantly for twenty years. If you don't read it, at least have the courtesy to fuck off.

@Zgembo: I don't know about being helped by professionals . . . he seemed to have an extreme problem with trust and tried to keep himself from people by perceiving them as "inside" and as himself on the outside looking in. For a professional to help him, Bill Zeller would have to place trust in him or her, which, with…

@simon.stucki1: That was perfectly and profoundly stated. Thank you.

@Caturday Yet?: This is not the thread to joke around in.

@Gotlactose: Mine neither (don't tell jacobestes)—I was assuming that credit cards would be sufficient for most people, but maybe I should've thought that through a little more thoroughly.

@jacobestes: I'll trade for an ATM, but nothing less.

The plot of Now sounds somewhat similar to that of the 2008 DS game, The World Ends with You. In TWEWY, each character has died and must complete daily missions with a partner to live and not be "Erased".

Why not just transfer funds via personal computer? Is it that difficult to type in your credit card number and so on?

Note that the ellipsis (…) must be the ellipsis character and not three consecutive dots. You can create an ellipsis character with Option-Colon.

@Eltigro: Same for Barnes & Noble gift cards . . . it goes on and on.

@simplegreen: Have you ever heard of the saying "if you don't have something nice to say, don't say anything"? It's ridiculous, in my opinion, to apply it to one's entire life, but comments like yours should be examined with it in mind before you share them. Your comment was unnecessary, unhelpful, added nothing to…

"The bitter nerds that program [Global Positioning System] systems".

I won't lie, the iPhone is a killer phone.