Enron, the gift that keeps on giving

[brerrabbit]

Okay, so I worked for Enron for seven years. I still had a lot of stock in my retirement account when the went belly up. That was four years ago and I had just about gotten over the loss and moved on with everything. Now the trial at the federal courthouse in downtown Houston. I work in downtown Houston about a block and a half from the federal courthouse where the trial is taking place. I park in the parking garage where all the spectators and reporters have decided to park. I now have to put up with the loss of the area I usually park in because they have reserved that for people associated with the trial and will have to put up with that for four months. Additionally it took me thirty minutes to get out of the garage on Monday because certain exits are contract only and the people who went to the trial are paying daily. They tried to exit the wrong way and stacked up the garage for over an hour. Why can't the whole thing just go away? I am following the proceedings and know the two guys are guilty but also know they will probably get off.

Finally for all my fellow DIS'ers from Oklahoma I have a question for ya'll. Did you here Lay's attorney's remark yesterday? He said all this is is a case of bankruptcy, not a crime, and if we were going to make bankruptcy a crime then we better turn Oklahoma back into a penal colony so we can have enough room for all the criminals. What's this guy got against Oklahoma anyway?

 

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