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As usual Matt Levine writes great articles. In a footnote (Matt loves footnotes) he cites one Financial Times article from 2012, regarding when a Goldman Sachs
by PhantomGremlin 11y ago
As usual Matt Levine writes great articles.
In a footnote (Matt loves footnotes) he cites one Financial Times article from 2012, regarding when a Goldman Sachs employee said that clients were referred to as "muppets". Apparently GS investigated and found:
Goldman responded by launching an investigation
into what was nicknamed internally “the muppet
hunt”. The investigators interviewed dozens of
staff and sifted through millions of emails,
finding about 4,000 “muppet” references. But
they said 99 per cent of those referred to
last year’s movie of the same name.
To which one comment about the FT article said:
I didn't realise the film was that popular!!
It must have something of a cult following at GS.
Other comments were a bit more direct:
Really…How can GS proffer this rubbish? This
should make the public loathe them even more.
Good job GS!
Ahhh, good times. Remember when everyone hated GS?
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