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Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room (2005)

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The chairman of FERC was Pat Wood,

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They lost everything.

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This thing kind of came out of the woods,

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What answers were lost in the torn documents?

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Lou Pai lost all interest in running EES

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20,000 employees had lost their jobs.

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lost a total of nearly $1 billion.

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and twenty nine thousand people lost their jobs.

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Though it lost a billion dollars on the project,

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because I think people lost their sense of morality.

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And he started working out, lost a lot of weight.

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wondered how EES could show a profit

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Show up for work unshaven, looking blurry-eyed.

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And I want to show you a tape.

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showing about the relationship he had with his family.

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they put on a little show for him there.

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to show people the specifics of how money flows through,

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And what's he have to show, at the end day,

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Nice of all of you to show up this morning.

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but they don't have to show the debt on the balance sheet.'