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"I asked for a hedge fund, I got a computer. How's that for being born under a bad sign?"
So the lesson is that one should never assume that a billionaire client has a phone, or an office with a phone, or an assistant with a phone?
All that clip needs is Edward G. Robinson kvetching at Charlton Heston.
How many restaurants can you water ski behind?!? How much is enough?!?
@10: "The best thing about Times Square is that you see things you would never see at home ... oh look, a Red Lobster!" --"Title of Show"
"Home Depot stock fell from $43 to $41 under his Nardelli's tenure, a 21 percent drop when calculated for inflation." I don't have my HP12c handy, but you would need a pretty intense inflation rate to go from a 4.6% drop nominal to a 21% drop inflation-adjusted in just six years. Especially factoring in HD's 2.3% dividend yield. Or did they mean relative to the market? But even that would be a bogus number.
This is in no way allergic to your "political connections" thesis, but it's a myth that the casino operators were the ones pushing the online gambling ban. They couldn't care less. The Bellagio and partypoker-dot-net are neither substitutes nor complements. It was the state governments seeking to protect their lotteries, pure and simple.