Meeting the Wolf at the door
There were two types of people in this world, Jordan Belfort told his audience of 3,000 at the RDS in Dublin last week. The ducks and the eagles.
There were two types of people in this world, Jordan Belfort told his audience of 3,000 at the RDS in Dublin last week. The ducks and the eagles.
“And the ducks will always tell you about the rules,” he said, before launching into an ear-splittingly nasal, Queens-inflected duck quack.
Those ducks, presumably, were the same people Belfort was describing when he derided the aphorism that money is the root of all evil. “People who...
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