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Based on the most engaging WSO threads, the term "Addict Monkey" seems to be a playful or informal label often used within the WSO community. However, there’s no specific mention or evidence in the provided content of someone explicitly identifying as an "Addict Monkey." It might be a term reserved for highly active or senior members of the finance world, like MDs or hedge fund managers, but no concrete examples are available in the dataset to confirm this.

If you're looking for someone who fits this description, you might want to keep an eye on threads with high engagement or posts from senior members in the community.

Sources: Desperate Monkey Reaching out for life raft, An Unconventional Message for all You Prospective Monkeys out there, WSO needs YOU! The Monkey Army is Now Recruiting., Random musings that sound like venting, https://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forum/investment-banking/i-am-leaving-investment-banking-to-be-a-cop?customgpt=1

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i don't know the ranks all that well and i read this twice, fully thinking you were talking about cocaine or something. i thought there was a whole subculture on WSO i was missing. have to admit, a bit disappointed in the actual question now that i've imagined so much more

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Joined over 13 years ago. The title is fitting. 

It shouldn't be that rare to spot one though. There's a reason the title exists.

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