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"Without a doubt, $18 billion is a lot of money, but it's a drop in the bucket on Wall Street," said Gustavo Dolfino, president of the WhiteRock Group, a headhunter for the banks. "These bonuses are down, and the salaries are not enough for these people. They can't live on $150 to $180,000, so they haven't saved any money. They put it on credit lines and at bonus time, they thought they'd pay it off."
They ought to have their pants pulled down and be forced to frog walk all the way from Wall Street to Central Park. Then throw them into public restrooms and lock the doors.
They're paid more than $150-$180,000! That's almost an entry level salary in NYC.
At the same time, $150K is a little more than $10K/month. If your rent is 5,000 and your clothes are 2,000 and your bar tab is 1,000 and you have to take the girlfriend out and you need to eat healthily, you NEED that bonus!
They ought to have their pants pulled down and be forced to frog walk all the way from Wall Street to Central Park. Then throw them into public restrooms and lock the doors.
Talk about your permanent Democrat majority.
They are mostly, no doubt, staunch Republicans, in the taxpayer welfare line with their hands out, like begging buffoons.
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