As a high school senior his made me really reconsider if I want to do Investment Banking and gave a lot of self reflecting to do, thanks for the great podcast!
Hey, Nick. I just want to say thank you. Wish I could buy you a beer. You helped me make the right moves to leave the military and be my own boss. Loved the podcast as well. Glad that you finally released the full versions.
Really loved this episode. It made me rethink most aspects of my job and made me see how I could change things to make things easier. 👍 keep up the good work.
As a trader I think these stories are interesting. I would say these are all descriptive of the nyc style of thinking about tradfi. The culture of finance there is very clear in this interview.
I have finance customers who literally don’t own a screw driver, and would rather pay me $150 to install a .50 outlet cover, just so they can say they did 😂
I pay you $150 because I value my time and don’t want to waste it fussing around with a small unimportant task - Not so that i can say I did… Not only do i not talk about it, after i pay the 150, i literally will never think about it again lol
Are you renting a studio? Why wouldn’t you be able to eat in there. And the cannoli problem is simple, you present them as a surprise to you also from your mom who just arrived in town. Then you offer to share, having just shared way too much too early already. You would get all of Gen Z watching the show just for the emotional torture.
As a high school senior his made me really reconsider if I want to do Investment Banking and gave a lot of self reflecting to do, thanks for the great podcast!
He’s back! I always enjoyed your interviews the most. Cheers Nick!
Hey, Nick. I just want to say thank you. Wish I could buy you a beer. You helped me make the right moves to leave the military and be my own boss. Loved the podcast as well. Glad that you finally released the full versions.
Why can’t I see these when they drop! They’re excellent. 🎉
I always look your shorts un Facebook I'm happy you have a program here
the special screwdriver analogy was spot on
Awesome listen 👍🏼💪🏼 very honest and real perspective of Wall Street
Really loved this episode. It made me rethink most aspects of my job and made me see how I could change things to make things easier. 👍 keep up the good work.
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Love your vids bro keep up the work dude an great podcast
Missed this pod
As a trader I think these stories are interesting. I would say these are all descriptive of the nyc style of thinking about tradfi. The culture of finance there is very clear in this interview.
Love this!
Great video. Love your haircut. Any tips to have a similar one?
Grow it out, use a hair dryer, wide tooth comb, and a little hairspray. Done!
I just walked away from 200-400k Sakarya as an attorney to open my own shop…this resonates a lot.
“So, didn’t die…” 😂😂😂
I have finance customers who literally don’t own a screw driver, and would rather pay me $150 to install a .50 outlet cover, just so they can say they did 😂
I pay you $150 because I value my time and don’t want to waste it fussing around with a small unimportant task - Not so that i can say I did… Not only do i not talk about it, after i pay the 150, i literally will never think about it again lol
@@paj.8361 to each their own
Are you renting a studio? Why wouldn’t you be able to eat in there. And the cannoli problem is simple, you present them as a surprise to you also from your mom who just arrived in town. Then you offer to share, having just shared way too much too early already.
You would get all of Gen Z watching the show just for the emotional torture.
What a story 😮
I yolo options it worked until it didn't need to find some runners any ideas
Yeah change your CZcams name lmaooo. Then give up.