It's not exactly news, but when put like this I just find myself shaking my head in wonderment ... We're all payng for the greed of others. :mad:
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It's not exactly news, but when put like this I just find myself shaking my head in wonderment ... We're all payng for the greed of others. :mad:
That was interesting.
Of course, deep down we all knew most of it... Everyone wants to bite the deal that's too good to be true, and others are greedy enough to make those deals, so long as someone else has to pay if/when it goes south.
John P.
Honestly and seriously, that was the clearest, most honest, apolitical and unapolegetic explanation i've ever seen. bravo!
Sounds good for the greedy! I guess virtue is its own punishment :)Quote:
Originally Posted by majurey
I think a few CEOs/COOs/CFOs suffering the fate of Mussolini would go a long way towards adjusting attitudes in Executive Suites around the world....I am still surprised that all the ****ed-off Texans didn't tar a feather the Enron execs.
eh, guess we're not quite the murderous savages that the bi-coastal media portrays us to be :roflmaoQuote:
Originally Posted by WireBeard