I read other reviews and I must comment how I see this kind of documentaries. I start watch it just cos I have teen I want to understand better. Luckly mine is not obsessed with celebrities or stuff, but its good to know. Its good to watch for anyone who like to understand others, where things come from for others, why someone is they way it is, what make them change etc. I dont think its meant to praise anyone, but it is super learning tool for anyone who study human heads or wish to understand human behavior better. I feel empathy for this girl, I think she still have a lot to learn, but life is learning path and everyday we learn something new till we live, its important to have will to do better every new day and never stop working on yourself. She embraced her failure and learn from it and its best thing she can do. Some of us must do it hard way, and its way better lesson then easy way. (Excuse my selftought English)

I enjoyed this one much more than the Netflix version. I remember not liking Nick, and now we know why. If Rachel was just putting on an act in this she did a good. I came away liking her immensely and hoping for the best for her. Which is much more than I can say for her cohorts in the other doc. If someone learns and grows that's the best that can come out of a terrible situation. I don't fault them per se for what they did; the 2000's were a terrible time. I'm sure many decades have their own version of this but it was definitely a vapid time. As someone who went to a posh wealthy high school whose family wasn't as rich, I could empathize with her. The difference between me and her was I didn't care. But that didn't stop me from having a short lived designer purse phase. We can't fault people for doing anything to obtain a lifestyle that American society forces us into accepting. I'm lucky I now live in Paris because consumerism is not a thing I have to deal with anymore. Despite its reputation no one is obsessed with labels. It's a shame America is still pushing that narrative. Good for Rachel for learning that the hard way.

This is a waste of time! Yet again we have a criminal profiting off their crimes and I'm so sick of it. I thought would be watching what really happened and how things transpired but this is just cam footage of a girl walking and scenes with a bunch of shopping trips and goes on and I. About how people become famous over nothing which how this person is famous and I can't say anything good about this only that she only blames herself and now knows what she did was wrong and seems like she is done stealing and causing problems but only time will tell who cares anyway? Make a documentary on what happened then I may watch it.