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Victor is quite the character. he owns a very lavish house and constantly "requires" that all his friends come over to have dinner and watch the football game. while they are there, he is shameless about bragging about his latest acquisitions—his new television, his new car, and his new girlfriend (whom he brags about as if she is another one of his toys). when his friends fail to show the proper admiration for his things, he gets angry, accusing them of being jealous, and throws them out of his home. victor probably suffers from personality disorder.

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