Is 'Bank of David True Story' a documentary or a fictional account?

Yes, it is. Mama's Bank Account is based on real events and experiences.

Zodiac is not a true story. It's more of a fictional creation based on certain elements and imagination.

It could be either. Sometimes a story presented as 'decent real' might have elements of fiction mixed in.

It could be either. Some works claim to be based on a true story but have fictional elements added for dramatic effect. Without more information, it's hard to say for sure.

There's also a possibility that David Vetter is an important figure related to the events or people that the documentary is about. He might be a key researcher, a sponsor, or someone who played a significant role in making the story that the documentary tells possible.

My bank sent me a letter saying I had won a 'prize' in a promotion. I was excited until I read further and found out the 'prize' was a free bank - branded keychain. They had even deposited 0.01 cents into my account as a 'prize' amount. It was really funny how they made such a big deal out of such a tiny, almost useless 'prize'.

I'm not entirely sure without more details. It could be a fictional series that uses a true story as a springboard. Maybe it's a drama where the overall plot is rooted in something that actually happened, but the dialogue and some of the smaller plot points are made up. Or it could be a documentary - style presentation that sticks closely to the facts of the true story. There are many possibilities.

It is a fictional work. The 'true story' aspect might be more of a hook or a creative starting point. In reality, the show is filled with fictional elements such as the futuristic settings, the over - the - top missions the characters go on, and the unique personalities of the characters. It's a work of imagination that uses the concept of 'true story' in a rather creative and not - so - literal way.

It was true. There was a real garbage barge situation that occurred, and it was quite a significant event in terms of waste management history.

Once, I checked my bank account and saw a strange deposit. It was for just $0.01. Turns out it was a bank error from some test they were doing. I had a good laugh thinking I was about to be rich for a second.