I mean, it reveals what the goal is with AI. The purpose of AI is to provide the perfect toady.

Funny last time I was in Columbus people were complaining about how expensive rents were getting and worrying about having to leave.

But it will get a bad review in tomorrow's NYT Supplement

On one hand, he's running some unseen business or cleverly managing an investment portfolio perhaps. On the other hand, his mind is falling apart.

Did the rabbit cause his insanity?  Or was Bugs Bunny just another witness to Fudd's inevitable descent into madness?

But another intriguing possibility is that Fudd, while being repeatedly thwarted in his attempts to kill the rabbit, still managed to simultaneously build a vast fortune.

What happened between those two documents?  One explanation is that they're two different people.  Perhaps they're actually in reverse chronological order, and the delusional Fudd is the wealthy uncle of the other.  They're related, look identical, and have the same name.  It happens.

This is odd. In earlier documents, Fudd is shown to live modestly, in a small home with simple yet comfortable furnishings.  No yacht is ever seen.  When he appears to have inherited a small sum of money, he's clearly excited.  It's a lot of money for him.

A psychiatrist, treating him (though mistaking Bugs for him) instructed him to say "I am Elmer J. Fudd, millionaire. I own a mansion and a yacht."

If it were a member of ICE, he would have used his AR-15 to shoot some of the schoolchildren, thus supplying food for the bear, distracting it and allowing his escape.

If you're not getting around in a dymaxion car then what are you even doing.

Bibendum does not simply hand you a ribbon. Bibendum consumes the food, all of it, passes judgement, then demands more. Bibendum's hunger cannot be sated.