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If You’ve Got A Dozen Pitchers, You Need To Speak 12 Different Languages.

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.

If You're The Kind Of Kid Who Thinks That All That's Important In Life Is Making Money, Wall Street Is Probably Still The Place To Go, Especially Now That Trump's Elected.

It Is The Nature Of Being The General Manager Of A Baseball Team That You Have To Remain On Familiar Terms With People You Are Continually Trying To Screw.

The Incentives Are Still Rotten, And People Are Still Paid To Do Things They Shouldn't Be Doing. The Reforms Did Not Really Address The Incentives, The System Is Still Dysfunctional And There Are Still Behavioural Issues That Need To Be Addressed.