It's not quite all. He's nasty, too.

I am no fan of Jake, but the way Jimmy went on was not nice. It was obvious Jake was not enjoying it. Jimmy's excuse was to say it was all banter. Banter is supposed to work two ways. This didn't.

Even the others in the camp were taken aback by it all. As evident when they were talking about it during dinner later on.

Even his pal Foggy sees thru his horrible antics. and didnt Jimmy also out his gay brother on a prank call... silly man went overboard with his own importance and isnt important at all... felt awful for Jake.

wouldnt it be great if Foggy gave the exhibitonist the brush off..he was annoyed too at his behaviour with jake. I think Jimmy has used Foggy as part of his so called entertainment from the start..seems the resident bully has a history of apologising after a fight in the past.then that of course makes it alright. like saying later that it was banter and a joke when Jake looked on the brink of tears..hes a horrible show off who should get the boot off the show...
http://www.express.co.uk/sport/footb...h-Nicky-Barmby

I think Jimmy's behaviour last night was typical of most bullies. When they're called out on their behaviour, or when they have second thoughts about what they've said they excuse it as banter, "Don't you have a sense of humour?" being the most common response after they've reduced some poor wretch to tears. I'm no fan of Jake and don't even like him much, but no one deserved what Jimmy said to him last night. What right does Jimmy have to be there? (since he seems to think he has more right than Jake).

The other thing is that remarks like the ones Jimmy made don't just come from nowhere. He's obviously been thinking these things all along and just lost his rag enough to let the mask slip (as someone else put it). Nasty little man, isn't he?