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<p>Hear! Hear! Worth repeating. Over and over.</p>
<p>^^That is probably the attraction for some kidsmake a ton of money quickly even at the expense of investors and hobnob with the right people so their backs are protected from any prosecution. </p>
<p>Greed is good is a mantra they are willing to adopt in the mindless pursuit of a multi-million/billion dollar net worth.</p>
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<p>Honey, it’s almost as though you think that people who don’t go into i-banking or management consulting have careers with no futures. They do have futures, not just the same ones. That doesn’t make them bad. That just makes them different. You seem to have a real problem with trajectories other than the few you adore.</p>
<p>Then some go to McKinsey, spend a lifetime there, get to the top and end up in jail.</p>
<p>My BFF is a McKinsey person, and you couldn’t find anyone kinder or more ethical if you tried. I just think it’s amusing how impressed some people on CC are with these people. They put their pants on one leg at a time just like everyone else, as the saying goes. They are just people who happen to have well-paying jobs. That’s it. Every other characteristic of human nature is distributed among them just as it is everyone else. RML venerates these people and venerates these firms. God only knows why.</p>