For weeks we've been sifting through fake video evidence of what former Lehman Brothers bankers did after losing their jobs. Some were
, while others... not so much.However, we don't have to toil through uncertainty anymore because some dude finally posted a 19 day diary of his drunken post-lay off antics. Worth reading for the sheer ridiculousness of it all. The author is also currently working away in Europe on a documentary about the financial collapse.
"To create a documentary about the origins of modern capital markets, since the first public company with publicly traded shares was Netherlands-based East India Trading Company. I want to trace it to modern times to see how we got to this, as well as to get a read on Europeans' view of the financial meltdown."
Good luck, dude!
I thought that his thoughts after being at the gay bar were funny as hell.
So what do you do? -I work for an investment banking firm. Oh okay; you are like my brother, he works for Edward Jones. -No, a college degree is required in my profession
Yeah, love that. The only thing better is the list of comments below debating whether it's real. Looks like LSO isn't the only one with that problem..
What a productive 18 days. Prime example some bankers utility. Why not start being productive on day 1?
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