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Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room (2005)

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They had a very strained personal relationship

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maybe a year and a half, so I won't get the blame.

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And we're fucking making half a billion dollars for Enron.

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profits to personal accounts.

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I, personally, am convinced

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2001 for personal reasons.

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when we're using half the electricity

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the Northern half of the state.

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I personally think that's unethical.'

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of corporate funds and put it in a personal account of his.

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And Jeff Skilling was a person with the biggest ideas of all.

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through sheer will and force of personality.

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he thought was closest to Skilling, personally,

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the scientist-looking person to stop too.

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in person, 'it's a black box. You have to take it on faith.

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Even the person with very little disposable income

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My personal feeling was that Jeff looked at the numbers

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the man Ken Lay had personally recommended for the job.

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Well, Skilling convinced me that it was for personal reasons.

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from a hundred to a hundred and fifteen dollars a share.