There's No Point In Arguing

The Red Sox Are The Local Scapegoats. It's Hard Enough To Play Baseball Without Being The Local Scapegoat Too.

There's A Certain Status To Suffering In Ireland, That The Person Who - If You're Sitting Around A Table, The Person With The Greatest Status Is The Person Who Had The Most Horrible Thing Happen To Them Most Recently.

In Wall Street Now, You Have To Hide What You're Doing. It's More Fun When You Don't Have To Do That. But I Don't Think Its Sense Of Purpose Has Changed At All.

There Used To Be This Guy Called Vinny Who Worked On The Floor Of The Stock Exchange, Said One Big Investor Who Had Observed The Market For A Long Time. After The Markets Closed Vinny Would Get Into His Cadillac And Drive Out To His Big House In Long Island. Now There Is The Guy Called Vladimir Who Gets Into His Jet And Flies To His Estate In Aspen For The Weekend. I Used To Worry A Little About Vinny. Now I Worry A Lot About Vladimir

Wall Street Is Not Being Made A Scapegoat For This Crisis: They Really Did This.