Glamour and style

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anana

14y

Not sure about his outfit though

bigmonkey31

14y

hahahhahahaha that is so good

monkeybrains

14y

who you are fckin pop star? Know your job and do it well that's how you be confident and nonchalant or be a good bullsht artist.

macro

14y

It's called Sprezzatura.

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jimbrowngoU

14y

Brah, you referring to the rockstar-aura some bankers give off? The "I don't give a fuck, I'm better than you" mentality? You're either born with it or you're not. It appears you were not.

Good day.

Yacht_man

14y

You need an iPhone.

jhoratio

14y

Best Response

FutureVC,

Good question. And let me tell you that I LOVE the ambitious user name. Aim for the stars, or the start-ups, as the case may be! Now about your inquiry on the science of cool: First, get yourself a nickname that is simultaneously intriguing and accessible, mysterious and light-hearted. "Bucky" or possibly "The Sentinel" might be a good ones to begin. Next, you want to develop some sort of affectation that will distinguish you from other junior bankers. A red pen behind the ear has been known to be a good "atmosphere builder." Once you've established your "business, bitch" persona, a suave patina of devil-may-care je-ne-sais-quoi is all you will need to complete the illusion of nonchalance. Too structured, you're thinking? Perhaps, but don't forget that the coolest cats are also some of the most cold-ass calculating bastards you'll ever meet. Think that shit happens by accident? Premeditated, partner. Footloose and fancy free equals the worst "f" of all, pal. Fired.

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hungry

14y

jhoratio:
FutureVC,
Good question. And let me tell you that I LOVE the ambitious user name. Aim for the stars, or the start-ups, as the case may be! Now about your inquiry on the science of cool: First, get yourself a nickname that is simultaneously intriguing and accessible, mysterious and light-hearted. "Bucky" or possibly "The Sentinel" might be a good ones to begin. Next, you want to develop some sort of affectation that will distinguish you from other junior bankers. A red pen behind the ear has been known to be a good "atmosphere builder." Once you've established your "business, bitch" persona, a suave patina of devil-may-care je-ne-sais-quoi is all you will need to complete the illusion of nonchalance. Too structured, you're thinking? Perhaps, but don't forget that the coolest cats are also some of the most cold-ass calculating bastards you'll ever meet. Think that shit happens by accident? Premeditated, partner. Footloose and fancy free equals the worst "f" of all, pal. Fired.

A for effort. Way too much effort. And what's with the french. This is America, damnit

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pantherdb26

14y

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