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| fatty nigger | 03/11/26 |
| ricky's gentile handler | 03/11/26 |
| fatty nigger | 03/11/26 |
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Date: March 11th, 2026 7:57 PM Author: fatty nigger (✅🍑) jjc1122 Said: May 24th, 2007 at 4:47 pm Straight Talker, Your ignorance and arrogance continue to amuse me. I personally don?t find Natasha attractive, but all this animosity from people who got rejected at HBS and Carlyle is unwarranted. FYI, 1/2 of the HBS class don?t spend their summers before b-school, working in Africa or frolicking at Sagaponack. But I guess you wouldn?t know that since it?s painfully obvious that you didn?t go there. I guess two years in that shithole known as Hyde Park does that to you. However, spring break is a different story; HBS students go to Vegas, Miami, LA, Brazil, Greece, just to name a few spots. Have fun living in mediocrity. I?ll put in a good word for you at Bear Stearns, if you decide to move up.
https://www.leveragedsellout.com/2007/05/fwd-a-suitable-girl/comment-page-1/ |
Date: March 11th, 2026 8:02 PM Author: ricky's gentile handler Lmao how do you find these
I only have one xo compilation thread that I go to. Idk how else to find his old poasts |
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Date: March 11th, 2026 8:09 PM Author: fatty nigger (✅🍑) This is his original, extremely depressing "should I go to B school to make friends" post: https://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forum/off-topic/how-can-i-have-a-great-social-life-without-b-school How Can I Have A Great Social Life Without B-School? Brady4MVP - Certified Professional Fellow monkeys, your advice and thoughts are needed.
So I'm currently in the process of applying to 5 top MBA programs. Aside from the obvious career reasons, I'm very excited about the life-changing social opportunities and experiences. I currently live in a city where I know virtually no one, my good friends all moved out, and my work is filled with older married people. So the the prospect of spending 2 years partying, traveling, and networking with smart like-minded and interesting people, just seems awesome.
Here's my question. If I don't get in, what steps can I do to improve my social life? Is it possible to duplicate the amount of fun you can have in b-school without going to one? It seems like unless you're extremely rich and work for yourself, b-school is the most fun any of us will ever have.
Brady4MVP - Certified Professional
Illini, thanks for your honest response.
I had a lousy undergrad experience, and life after college hasn't been that fun for a number of reasons. If you're not from the midwest or did not go to a big 10 college, it's tough to find a good social network. So for me, business school is a chance to have the social experience I always craved but never had the chance to experience. |