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30. I often call people in their 20s kids because they are still very inexperienced.

Fri May 29, 2015, 12:39 PM

May 2015

I know the building he lived in. I looked at an apartment there once. It is a standard Manhattan high rise - not special. The rents are only a few hundred above the median Manhattan rent - though he was going for a discount by choosing to live in the less desirable financial district.

He is not some big swinging dick banker most likely - those guys would be living in a much better residence that they own.

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I often call people in their 20s kids because they are still very inexperienced. Lucky Luciano May 2015 #30

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