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Lifestyles of the Filthy Rich
Apparently it doesn’t matter if you’ve managed to make a fortune playing poker online – lack of a social life combined with complete selfabsorption might still ruin it for you. Just look at Phil Hellmuth – the embodiment of the poker lifestyle. Watch one of his “Million Dollar Poker Secrets” DVDs if you want to learn more about narcissism.