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Sure, loads of quid pro quo in the entertainment industry, ask any lady who ever auditioned for Harvey Weinstein. Never denied it. What does that have to do wit
by notahacker 3y ago
Sure, loads of quid pro quo in the entertainment industry, ask any lady who ever auditioned for Harvey Weinstein. Never denied it. What does that have to do with banks and boring corporations paying six figure speaking fees to entertainers though?
Sheesh.... almost like you don't have any arguments for what Colorado brokers have to thank a former British PM for, never mind what favours Goldman Sachs got from David Beckham or LL Cool J other than a clearly very expensive speech
- sjfjsjdjwvwvc 3y ago[dead]
- DANmode 3y agoVery fitting username. You're not thinking like a hacker at all if you can't concoct theoretical ways that rich and powerful people might find themselves unexpectedly interconnected, and able to non-obviously do each other favors - perhaps even in round-robin fashion at times.