Okay so it's nine days old, but you must read this very delightful article about the effects of the financial crisis on Greenwich, Connecticut, a town where rich people live. There had been three types of people in Greenwich, organized into a clear heirarchy: rich hedge fund managers, rich investment bankers, and lastly, filthy serfs. Then! Wall Street crashed! And the new arrangement is thus: rich hedge fund managers, slightly less rich ex-investment bankers, and even filthier serfs. This is a disaster of world-historical magnitude and Hank Paulson needs to buy Greeenwich's "middle class" new Ferraris to avoid SYSTEMIC GLOBAL FINANCIAL DEFAULT FAILURE.
Is Greenwich, Connecticut Too Big To Fail?
Is Greenwich, Connecticut Too Big To Fail?
Is Greenwich, Connecticut Too Big To Fail?
Okay so it's nine days old, but you must read this very delightful article about the effects of the financial crisis on Greenwich, Connecticut, a town where rich people live. There had been three types of people in Greenwich, organized into a clear heirarchy: rich hedge fund managers, rich investment bankers, and lastly, filthy serfs. Then! Wall Street crashed! And the new arrangement is thus: rich hedge fund managers, slightly less rich ex-investment bankers, and even filthier serfs. This is a disaster of world-historical magnitude and Hank Paulson needs to buy Greeenwich's "middle class" new Ferraris to avoid SYSTEMIC GLOBAL FINANCIAL DEFAULT FAILURE.