I knew it wasnt for me when I first read about "to

I knew it wasnt for me when I first read about "too big to fail" and was like "HUH?". then the KOO-DAY-GRAS (help!?) was the concept of, wait for it, "generally accepted accounting principles".

Were sorry folks, but we were looking for something a little more sturdy than that. Its great that everyone agrees to use an imperfect system for keeping track of friggen numbers, when if ever there was a system for getting it perfect it should be involving numbers and money. And given the financial industry itself, and the fact all they look at is numbers....doesnt take a genius to see the issues there.

We did have the top, or second best, accounting program in the country too. They used the first accounting class, the one every biz major had to take, To scare off the wussies. I got an A in that class somehow (i think its because I welcomedmthe challenge even tho I was a terrible student) .....the friggen exams were set up where the most common 3 mistakes were 3 of the 4 multiple choice answers, so it seriously wluld have been easier to just do the problems outright. Rat bastards.