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** Larry is a pathological liar and a degenerate gambler who tried to steal from Frank (his own father), and when Frank offered him a way out of his gambling debts by offering him a job, he simply told another lie to borrow some money and ran off, leaving his son behind. The only thing that makes Larry slightly less despicable than Helen's ex-husband is that he's such a pathetic loser that some people are more likely to pity than hate him.
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** Larry is a pathological liar and a degenerate gambler who tried to steal from Frank (his own father), and when Frank offered provided him a way out of his gambling debts by offering him a job, he simply told another lie to borrow some money and ran off, leaving his son behind. The only thing that makes Larry slightly less despicable than Helen's ex-husband is that he's such a pathetic loser that some people are more likely to pity than hate him.
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* UngratefulBastard: After everything Frank did for him, Larry tries to steal his car and sell it to pay off his gambling debts. When Frank provides Larry a way out by offering him an opportunity to work in Frank's plumbing supply business, Larry just tells another lie, "borrows" some more money from his father, and runs off to who knows where.
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* UngratefulBastard: After everything Frank did for him, Larry tries to steal his car and sell it to pay off his gambling debts. When Frank provides Larry a way out by offering him an opportunity to work in Frank's his plumbing supply business, Larry just tells another lie, "borrows" some more money from his father, and runs off to who knows where.
