original: Rick is portrayed as unlikeable and so self-absorbed that he believes he is the "most popular member of the flat" even though his housemates hate him.
simplifications: Rick is portrayed as unlikeable and selfish that he believes he is the "most popular member of the flat" even though his housemates hate him. Rick is shown as unlikeable and believes he is the "most popular member of the flat" but his housemates hate him. Rick is shown as unlikable and self-absorbed. He believes he is the "most popular member of the flat." His housemates hate him. Rick is shown to be unlikeable. He is so self-absorbed that he believes he is the "most popular member of the flat" even though his housemates hate him. Rick is shown as unlikeable and so self-absorbed he thinks he is the "most popular member of the flat" even though his housemates hate him. Rick is unlikeable and so self-centered that he believes he is the "most popular member of the flat" even though everyone hates him. Rick's roommates hate him for his arrogance and he is portrayed as unlikable and self-absorbed. Rick is identified as unlikable and so self-involved that he believes he is the most famous member of the flat even though his roommates hate him. Rick is framed as not liked and so selfish that he believes he is the "most popular member of the flat" even though his roommates hate him. Rick is seen as unlikeable and self-absorbed. He believes he is the "most popular member of the flat". However, his housemates hate him.