Conspiracy of Fools

[SlowHabit]

I'm half-way through the book and I need to release some steam. I'm seriously on tilt.

I used to think executives from big corporations are smart as hell. Turns out, they're dumb as [censored]. Basically, the key to success is solve one big idea, move up the corporate ladder while having good terms with the chairman/CEO, and run your show with investors' money. If you get lucky and your idea work, you're hella rich. If not and you get fired, you're just rich.

I don't know what else to say but so far, here's my analysis:

Ken Lay - Wow, I feel sorry for Houston [and America] if he was rated as one of the top businessmen. Is it ironic that he was elbow to elbow with Bush[es]?

Rebecca Mark - She must give one hell of a bj to get to where she was in the corporate world.

That is all and I will hate more once I finish the book [ie Skilling, Fastow, the Enron directors, omg ... basically almost everyone else!@#!@%!$!@]. If you think I've misunderstood the characters, please let me know. Thanks.