>And if it cost you relatively nothing to pull off, why not?

He had to pay for all those actors and he had to pay to use that office space for that fake literary agent meeting I would imagine. I suppose he's doing that well for himself as an agent that the considerable cost didn't bother him.

As potential spiteful an individual I am (I'm more so someone that harbors grudges rather than look to outwardly try to spite folks on purpose), it was pretty cool how ultimately the 'victory' was an empty one that only Earn was able to celebrate. No one else in that bar cared about ruining that woman's life but him.