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One of the interesting things about this show is that it demonstrates how a little lie can turn into a big lie in short order.
How often have you found that you have to tell a new lie, or embellish an old one in order for it to keep up its believability factor?
The funny thing about lying is not that the truth eventually gets out– that’s the scary part.
No, the funny thing about lying is that, usually, the better a story the person thinks they’re building, the worse of a job they’re probably doing.
Why?
Because the more statements you make when telling a lie, and the more you need to think about your story, the more you look like you’re lying!
In any case, how big of a lie is a lie? Even the smallest one. There’s no such thing as "a little white lie."
