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May 17, 2008 at 8:37 PM #12773May 20, 2008 at 9:25 AM #208178
JWM in SD
ParticipantKPMG will eventually go the route of Arthur Anderson. They have been behind so many scandals including the Mercury Finance blow up from almost a decade ago. It is just a matter of time.
On a different note, it is funny how these kinds of post never seem to get much notice here. It almost like the posters (most, there are a handful) here are not interested in connecting the dots from the macro level down to their own circumstances. This is how we end up with bad politicians and bad policies. Nobody cares until it blows up in their face and then they want instant fixes.
May 20, 2008 at 9:25 AM #208237ParticipantKPMG will eventually go the route of Arthur Anderson. They have been behind so many scandals including the Mercury Finance blow up from almost a decade ago. It is just a matter of time.
On a different note, it is funny how these kinds of post never seem to get much notice here. It almost like the posters (most, there are a handful) here are not interested in connecting the dots from the macro level down to their own circumstances. This is how we end up with bad politicians and bad policies. Nobody cares until it blows up in their face and then they want instant fixes.
May 20, 2008 at 9:25 AM #208264ParticipantKPMG will eventually go the route of Arthur Anderson. They have been behind so many scandals including the Mercury Finance blow up from almost a decade ago. It is just a matter of time.
On a different note, it is funny how these kinds of post never seem to get much notice here. It almost like the posters (most, there are a handful) here are not interested in connecting the dots from the macro level down to their own circumstances. This is how we end up with bad politicians and bad policies. Nobody cares until it blows up in their face and then they want instant fixes.
May 20, 2008 at 9:25 AM #208322ParticipantKPMG will eventually go the route of Arthur Anderson. They have been behind so many scandals including the Mercury Finance blow up from almost a decade ago. It is just a matter of time.
On a different note, it is funny how these kinds of post never seem to get much notice here. It almost like the posters (most, there are a handful) here are not interested in connecting the dots from the macro level down to their own circumstances. This is how we end up with bad politicians and bad policies. Nobody cares until it blows up in their face and then they want instant fixes.
May 20, 2008 at 9:25 AM #208291ParticipantKPMG will eventually go the route of Arthur Anderson. They have been behind so many scandals including the Mercury Finance blow up from almost a decade ago. It is just a matter of time.
On a different note, it is funny how these kinds of post never seem to get much notice here. It almost like the posters (most, there are a handful) here are not interested in connecting the dots from the macro level down to their own circumstances. This is how we end up with bad politicians and bad policies. Nobody cares until it blows up in their face and then they want instant fixes.
May 20, 2008 at 9:45 AM #208193Ex-SD
ParticipantThe Arthur Anderson analogy is spot on the money. What a mess!
May 20, 2008 at 9:45 AM #208251ParticipantThe Arthur Anderson analogy is spot on the money. What a mess!
May 20, 2008 at 9:45 AM #208279ParticipantThe Arthur Anderson analogy is spot on the money. What a mess!
May 20, 2008 at 9:45 AM #208337ParticipantThe Arthur Anderson analogy is spot on the money. What a mess!
May 20, 2008 at 9:45 AM #208305ParticipantThe Arthur Anderson analogy is spot on the money. What a mess!
May 20, 2008 at 9:58 AM #208316HLS
ParticipantJWM,,,
I have finally figured out what is important here..
The “Best Chinese Buffet” thread that will not end currently has 1128 hits heading to 3 pages.
This KPMG thread has 128 hits,, 11% of the above.
and 2 posts from the astute on this site.
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I try to help several with honest help about their loans and what they actually qualify for, and the thread dies.If I lied to them and jerked their chain and told them that they qualified for what they really don’t, we’d still be talking about it.
It’s also how you end up with what I affectionately call “morons with mortgages” who don’t want to listen to the truth and what’s best for them.
Tell people what they want to hear, not the truth.
I guess that’s what KPMG did.May 20, 2008 at 9:58 AM #208346ParticipantJWM,,,
I have finally figured out what is important here..
The “Best Chinese Buffet” thread that will not end currently has 1128 hits heading to 3 pages.
This KPMG thread has 128 hits,, 11% of the above.
and 2 posts from the astute on this site.
*******************************
I try to help several with honest help about their loans and what they actually qualify for, and the thread dies.If I lied to them and jerked their chain and told them that they qualified for what they really don’t, we’d still be talking about it.
It’s also how you end up with what I affectionately call “morons with mortgages” who don’t want to listen to the truth and what’s best for them.
Tell people what they want to hear, not the truth.
I guess that’s what KPMG did.May 20, 2008 at 9:58 AM #208289ParticipantJWM,,,
I have finally figured out what is important here..
The “Best Chinese Buffet” thread that will not end currently has 1128 hits heading to 3 pages.
This KPMG thread has 128 hits,, 11% of the above.
and 2 posts from the astute on this site.
*******************************
I try to help several with honest help about their loans and what they actually qualify for, and the thread dies.If I lied to them and jerked their chain and told them that they qualified for what they really don’t, we’d still be talking about it.
It’s also how you end up with what I affectionately call “morons with mortgages” who don’t want to listen to the truth and what’s best for them.
Tell people what they want to hear, not the truth.
I guess that’s what KPMG did.May 20, 2008 at 9:58 AM #208261ParticipantJWM,,,
I have finally figured out what is important here..
The “Best Chinese Buffet” thread that will not end currently has 1128 hits heading to 3 pages.
This KPMG thread has 128 hits,, 11% of the above.
and 2 posts from the astute on this site.
*******************************
I try to help several with honest help about their loans and what they actually qualify for, and the thread dies.If I lied to them and jerked their chain and told them that they qualified for what they really don’t, we’d still be talking about it.
It’s also how you end up with what I affectionately call “morons with mortgages” who don’t want to listen to the truth and what’s best for them.
Tell people what they want to hear, not the truth.
I guess that’s what KPMG did. -
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