He's married and his wife is obviously blocking his ability to blow all their money on a booze, crystal meth, and pill binge.

Just imagine that it was a stranger in that video. Would you believe that guy?

That's an interesting effect--making it look like an old movie.

Anyway, he has a long history of doing nutty and bad things.

I'm sure we can find someone with credibility to give us IRS stories.

Scott Stapp has no credibility. I'll leave it at that.

1. You're not allowed to make money without permission.
2. You only have moral worth roughly equal to the money you make.

Therefore, you are only valuable as a human being if you have permission to be. 'Murica.

Maybe attributing this to this particular story is a little bit of a stretch, but this is the general vibe of life in the US and taking nine to ten months to correct something like this is ridiculous. I hope he sues, and I hope the result is so strong that whatever agent is responsible for this can never again afford to buy socks. Food, sure, but socks are forbidden. No socks for you.

Glad to see a firm anti-Creed stance from our government.