I had to get some photos taken today by Fairfax newspapers for a story they are writing on my views on the expansion and the labour market. Of-course, I told them I had to present myself in a professional manner. They agreed and so it went ….
Of-course, the world of media is not always what we think it is … Click the image to see what really happened. I might use the larger photo if I ever need to get a new job … I could even tell them that I also play guitar in a band (even a Gibson sometimes!) …
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Love how the socks match the tie!
It’s sad how economists have fallen to the level of prostitutes.
Actually, that’s and insult to prostitutes. They’re much better company than an economist.
Even Jesus hung around prostitutes, but I bet he wouldn’t be caught dead with an economist.