Besides what you’ve been told about Ea-Nasir already, there’s some extra info:
Ea-Nasir was a prolific trader. Documents about him have been recovered that were dated years apart because he was a hustler working the grind.
There’s multiple complaints about Ea-Nasir recorded on different cuneiform tablets, and we recovered almost all of them from one room in one dig site, which we’re pretty sure was his home. During a period when writing was a skilled trade and tablets were a commodity good with some value, and homes were almost all very small, Ea-Nasir dedicated a room in his house to complaints from swindled customers. Apparently to enjoy rereading them because if he cared about improving his goods he would’ve done so at any point.
Besides what you’ve been told about Ea-Nasir already, there’s some extra info:
He has become the patron saint/paragon of crappy copper