I have to say, respectfully, that I was mearly defending some of the individuals that work / ed for the company and that although on the whole I agree it is a rather bullish institution I think you should understand that for the people who work there, its a means to a end, usually, and certainly previously quite a profitable one.
I should also remind you that not all people, maybe such as you, had access or the ability to straight A their exams and leave collage with a healthy trust fund (maybe this applys to you aswell) therefore had to make some tough decisions about there life.
I think that many of these people in such a situation make a choice, a) work at Tesco's stacking shelves until im 60, retire to my council flat and live on a state pension. B) The more pro-active, self believers, that say "To hell with it, I know I can make myself financially successful" and go to somewhere like the big F!
I realise also, that not everyone can be ethical, tree hugging, fair trade eating, hesian bag carrying wana-be humble'ites' like yourself and give a fair level of respect to people that go out and get what they want.
You show your lack of any idea when referring to a hedge fund being another money grabbing load of bullshit. Well, in some cases yes, they are. In mine, not so much, this 26 year old X Foxtons school leaver made a 35% ROI in the last 12 months.
And as for the 40 year old virgin comment.... the boying good looks, charm, penthouse in kensington and 1967 Porsche Carrera meant I avoided that.
I have to say, respectfully, that I was mearly defending the
I have to say, respectfully, that I was mearly defending some of the individuals that work / ed for the company and that although on the whole I agree it is a rather bullish institution I think you should understand that for the people who work there, its a means to a end, usually, and certainly previously quite a profitable one.
I should also remind you that not all people, maybe such as you, had access or the ability to straight A their exams and leave collage with a healthy trust fund (maybe this applys to you aswell) therefore had to make some tough decisions about there life.
I think that many of these people in such a situation make a choice, a) work at Tesco's stacking shelves until im 60, retire to my council flat and live on a state pension. B) The more pro-active, self believers, that say "To hell with it, I know I can make myself financially successful" and go to somewhere like the big F!
I realise also, that not everyone can be ethical, tree hugging, fair trade eating, hesian bag carrying wana-be humble'ites' like yourself and give a fair level of respect to people that go out and get what they want.
You show your lack of any idea when referring to a hedge fund being another money grabbing load of bullshit. Well, in some cases yes, they are. In mine, not so much, this 26 year old X Foxtons school leaver made a 35% ROI in the last 12 months.
And as for the 40 year old virgin comment.... the boying good looks, charm, penthouse in kensington and 1967 Porsche Carrera meant I avoided that.