Henry Paulson Must Listen to Eazy-E

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So in case you haven't heard, let me inform you that Paulson has just decided that more than $125 billion* will go to healthy financial institutions. This reminds me of some lines from Eazy-E:

Bankin, I specialize in ganking
Whites, Mexicans, brothers and others.


* Initially RW put the figure at $135 billion, but now he is not sure. The phrasing is a little off in the article, so it's hard to know. So to be safe, just say it's at least $125 billion.

Comments

  1. Woody10:51 PM

    WTF? It's like they just blew their wad on nothing, F(*$ING nada to fix the underlying problem in housing. And they have to raise matching amounts in the already dead capital markets? WTF?

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  2. Anonymous11:50 AM

    It just seems odd that Bob Murphy is quoting Eazy E, like the stars are out of alignment or something.

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  3. Bob Murphy10:12 PM

    Cody,

    I have not yet revealed even 25% of my powers to the world.

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  4. Bob Murphy10:17 PM

    Josh,

    That's awesome. I love how Eazy E understands black markets too.

    The police ain't sh*t cuz I'm payin em off.

    And of course how gets out of jail (in order to creep on his b*tch with his uzi machine):

    The bailiff of the station was a neighborhood cluck.
    I looked him straight in the eye, and said "What's up?"
    And said "Let's make a deal you know I'll do you up."

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