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he was too much of an asshole for Wall Street to deal with. Think about that. -- nm
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by
Reagen
I imagine things might be a bit different if twitter and TMZ existed 30 years ago.
Posted by
groiny (aka groiny)
Oct 18 '17, 07:29
Being an asshole has never stopped people from being successful, in fact, in most cases it is quite the opposite
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He was the late 80's version of TMZ. He's somehow failed for 35 years and trended up every time. -- nm
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Will Hunting
Oct 18, 07:37
it's got an expiration date in business - eventually he had burned enough people that no one would deal with him.
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Reagen
Oct 18, 07:32
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