I just turned on Dr. Phil who has a husband and wife as guests talking about making money and job loss.  The husband is working a commission job making @ $284 a month.  At night he's going off to ghost hunt which pays nothing.   (They showed a very short clip of a group of the ghost hunters.)  As the experts told them they were in serious financial crisis and the husband needed spend that time instead looking for a job, the husband justified his ghost hunting because it didn't hurt anyone and they found shadow figures and had a few interesting paranormal things happen.  The wife was upset because here he was wasting his time when he could be working or looking at night for a job and instead he was investing in pots and pans for over $3,000 (financing it all) and trying those work from home jobs he saw on tv to make money which he finally realized were scams.  When they inventoried their posessions, some of what they listed were an XBox, 57" TV, AB Bars, etc., all things bought by people who evidently were addicted to TV sales pitches as they financed all of these items for years.  What is wrong with this picture?  I think this shows the mentality of people who get caught up by TV and explains to some degree why people believe in GH, GHI, GA, PS, etc.