I guess because I'm not an athlete, and therefore, live not in fear of him jumping on my back, see the dark humor in this kind of 'soft terror.'  He keeps it real. It's even more absurdist, there are thousands of cities out there who haven't yet banned the Piggyback Bandit, in the same way that Superior, because they weren't thinking outside the box, didn't have the necessary laws to handle someone fornicating a dead buck. And so, when he exorcises all these other towns, he can move on to other countries.  He's almost like a freedom fighter in that way. The PB bandit's work is never done.

You see, there's always a reason behind it. Psychology and people, are far more complex than society tends to want to understand. We usually just want to kill the problem, rather than understand it. One morning I found myself reading an account of one of Dahmer's classmates who wrote/illustrated a comic book about his experiences with Jeffrey in high school in a somewhat sympathetic POV, and Dahmer was even a somewhat funny/entertaining guy whose future tendencies might've been diverted if someone had seen, understood, intervened. That one of the 20th century's most horrifying killers had reasons for who he became, and I guess when you understand those reasons, it lessens the fear somewhat, of the unknown, the insane, the profane, and/or at least puts it in context.