It's seems that anything that can be commodified is deemed as at least acceptable now. The so called "decade of greed" - the 80s - looks quaint compared to the turbo charged capitalism now, that would stun even the robber barons of the 2O's. I recently read an anecdote where a friend of Joseph Heller (author of Catch 22) said to him at a party, see that hedge manager over there? He makes more in a day than you've made from all your writing. Heller supposedly smiled and said but I've got something he'll never have. The friend said what? To which Heller replied "Enough".
It's seems that anything that can be commodified is deemed as at least acceptable now. The so called "decade of greed" - the 80s - looks quaint compared to the turbo charged capitalism now, that would stun even the robber barons of the 2O's. I recently read an anecdote where a friend of Joseph Heller (author of Catch 22) said to him at a party, see that hedge manager over there? He makes more in a day than you've made from all your writing. Heller supposedly smiled and said but I've got something he'll never have. The friend said what? To which Heller replied "Enough".
One of the best anecdotes I've heard in a while - thank you
Can we talk about the Red Indian costume guy, is he Trumpydunk?