The real character Bobby Zeke, a fictional character in this presentation, is based on a true life story of a character who operates on his own, on the fringe of the "Brooklyn Boys," who bestow their friendship, aide, and involvement on him but without any formal association with the mob." "Bobby Zeke" is a cross between The Sting and The Godfather with episode by episode unfolding, as in The Great Imposter and Around The World in 80 Days. His short stocky build, fast moving wit and personality, combined with a smooth manner, make Bobby a character with raw nerve, style, a flamboyant personality with a zest for life, and a reflective attitude of "screw the world"-Bobby Zeke is here He is a thief who shrewdly pulls scam after scam for years, including the operation of a very profitable creditcard fraud. This lifestyle enables Bobby to live exorbitantly, spending money as if he has his own key to Fort Knox (which in reality from the operation of his credit-card scam, he does) and includes such extravagances as a Lamborghini and an Excalibur. Bobby is a thief and proud of that fact, but he also prides him self that he would never steal from anyone who needed the money. His targets are insurance companies, banks, and credit card companies. His theory is that these companies charge so much in interest that his thefts are sort of the cost of doing business.