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Group Therapy: Who is else freaking out about the financial crisis?
Everywhere I turn I see carnage. Yes it is important to have a long-term view but at some point we're human. How are people doing and what coping strategies are working/not working.
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Freaking Out
I'm trying to get my buddies to go to Vegas and stay downtown where we can play $5 craps, drink and get cheap lap-dances. Kicking it old school is the proper response to a liquidity crunch.
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