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August 31, 2011: Tonight's Programme: The Seven Second Delay Insurance Company
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How's your basement and/or minivan doing?
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Hey Evan - I am from Emeryville! Tho I'm listening to the stream in Sydney right now. It is 8:30am
Ken: "Da spare."
Wait, actually, is ANYONE listening to this right now?
But, I think he would do that anyway...
Example of tone (this is back in the day when nobody had heard of Fantasy Football - I had listed it as a hobby) AIG Person: "Oh, you play football?" - Actuaries aren't exactly noted for being aggressive - that was what AIG was looking for though. Worked for them for a long time (they'd get paid off on things like being the first company in Poland after communism fell, long before anyone else for example). That said, it isn't totally surprising what happened.
I happen to agree with the "too big to fail" assessment of AIG, btw. It's a huge reinsurer (reinsurers basically insure insurance companies - it's a means of spreading risk on big policies)
As a total coincidence, 19 years ago today was the first day of my first job after college (the aforementioned actuarial job).