Catch Me If You Can! Hardcover

Catch me if you can.

I guess they've proven that a bunch of that he made up.

It's like, you know, Mr. Ripley meets Catch Me If You Can.

It's like, you know, Mr. Ripley meets Catch Me If You Can.

It was frank abagnale from catch me if you can wow but i'd already been podcasting for 11 years by then so it's not like i just called frank abagnale who turned out to be a scammer by the way like his whole story is a lie it was a scammer pretending to be frank

So frank abagnale of catching me if you can that movie right he's that big scammer and he goes through that whole thing and now he's like a consultant turns out none of that ever happened he just lied about it he was like a petty criminal and it's all bullshit that's amazing though isn't it that's almost better it should be the final scene when leo climbs out of the airplane toilet and it's just like by the way none of this happened there's a director's cut waiting to happen where at the end he's like hey that whole thing you just saw never happened yeah so they're the whole thing he never worked the fbi like it's all bullshit it's just all bullshit the whole thing about him being this prolific scammer is also just a scam he was in jail for check fraud during most of the time that he said all of these other things happened wow that's amazing

Catch me if you can's one of my favorite movies of course I read the book multiple times I'm just a big fan of that.

you mentioned in the book that you put on the uniform and then I'm paraphrasing here but you put on the uniform to feel better about yourself in some ways or to feel important

there's a scene in the movie that Stephen Spielberg had which is so true is that and actually I did walk up to a TWA counter I was getting it was in a uniform I was getting ready to purchase a ticket and she said to me are you buying or riding I said a bag of pardon are you riding the plane or you're buying the ticket you want to be in the jump seat I said the jump seat yeah I gave you a pass just go on the jump seat

you remember the story that I got on board one of the flights and for the first time a pilot said the fAA tower wants me to see your license I said oh um you know I put that in my flight bag and I checked it and he told him that and they said okay so then I thought to myself boy I have an ID card but I can't let that happen again

I saw an ad where you could have a actually a plaque made of your fAA license it would be a aluminum plaque with black letters and velvet around it in a wood frame all you had to do is supply them the information so I sent it in said I was this pilot this is equipment I flew on my height my weight and they came back with this plaque and then this plaque I went into a printing shop in new york and I said to the guy look this is my pilots license on a plaque but I'd like to be you know like a diploma I'd like to keep it in my wallet can you do something with it

Catch me if you can's one of my favorite movies of course I read the book multiple times I'm just a big fan of that.

I saw the movie and I went okay good I can live vicariously through Frank Abignail's story and then not go to the prison in France with no lights and no toilet.

you mentioned in the book that you put on the uniform and then I'm paraphrasing here but you put on the uniform to feel better about yourself in some ways or to feel important

there's a scene in the movie that Stephen Spielberg had which is so true is that and actually I did walk up to a TWA counter I was getting it was in a uniform I was getting ready to purchase a ticket and she said to me are you buying or riding

of course I rewatched the movie recently you walk up to the counter she goes are you my dead head to Miami and Leonardo DiCaprio goes what right because he never heard that before right

Catch me if you can's one of my favorite movies of course I read the book multiple times I'm just a big fan of that.

I saw the movie and I went okay good I can live vicariously through Frank Abignail's story and then not go to the prison in France with no lights and no toilet.

you mentioned in the book that you put on the uniform and then I'm paraphrasing here but you put on the uniform to feel better about yourself in some ways or to feel important

there's a scene in the movie that Stephen Spielberg had which is so true is that and actually I did walk up to a TWA counter I was getting it was in a uniform I was getting ready to purchase a ticket and she said to me are you buying or riding I said a bag of pardon are you riding the plane or you're buying the ticket you want to be in the jump seat I said the jump seat yeah I gave you a pass just go on the jump seat

I rewatched the movie recently you walk up to the counter she goes are you my dead head to Miami and Leonardo DiCaprio goes what right because he never heard that before right

It's like, you know, Mr. Ripley meets Catch Me If You Can. I mean, the guy who'd winked everyone.