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Jan 31, 2009

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RBM

Here's another perspectinve written by an insider to the education system that, at least in part, begot the financial system.

I personally believe the financial pyramid is way too pointed. I believe it would be beneficial to all concerned if it was lots flatter.

'Addicts' whine, kick, and scream though when their object of abuse is limited.

4ty8er

"I feel like I got a doorman's tip, compared to what I got in previous years," said a 30-something investment banking associate at Citigroup's offices in Lower Manhattan."
Hell, you are lucky you got anything at all!!!!!!!!!
You have lost all of my retirement and most of my sanity; and I am to forgive you?

Danny Wright

My wife brought up a pretty good anecdotal point yesterday to counter the argument that the big banks/houses have to give big bonuses or else they'll lose their best -- where are they going to go if they DO leave? Are there places that are actually making money? Wherever they go, they are going to lose in this market. My reaction to the bonuses was so visceral at first that I screamed out, "Nationalize the f--kers!"

It will be interesting to see if Claire McCaskill's idea gains any traction.

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