I don't usually watch PBS. It's not that I'm not cultured, Ijust don't watch TV in general. But when PBS ran the specialremastered version of the Beatles' Magical Mystery Tour, completewith a new documentary, you knew I'd be glued to the set.
Turns out I turned the TV on a little early and caught the tailend of some financial advice show. I'd never seen it before anddidn't recognize the guy hosting it. But my ears perked up whenthey asked the audience, “Does Wall Street provide a service ormake products?” My attention caught, I waited until a voice boomedthe answer.
“The business of Wall Street,” the deep voice convincinglybellowed, “is to create and sell product, not to provide aservice.”
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