Who was it who said money is too important to be taken seriously?
I came across this video courtesy Dave Iverson at Economic Dreams – Economic Nightmares. Enjoy!
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4 comments:
LOL! Thanks for the laugh break. Excellent
John Cleese: Finally, can we talk about "Moral Hazard"
Banker: ..about er what?
John Cleese: "Moral Hazard"...
Banker: Hazard, "Yes, I know what hazard means, what's that other word?"
John Cleese: Oh never mind
John Cleese?? where do you see him?
Oh never Mind!
LOL
Over at Economic Dreams-Nightmares I messed up the attribution on the British Humor "It's Credit and It's Crunchy": wrongly attributing it to John Cleese. In fact the "credit" needs to go to John Bird and John Fortune. My error went to the URL for the post, so I deleted it, replacing it with: http://forestpolicy.typepad.com/economics/2007/12/british-humoris.html.
I never imagined that you would find it, Yves, and give it a ride. Sorry for being sloppy. Nonetheless, the video is priceless, as are others of theirs: e.g. The Subprime Crisis
For some more dry english retro credit crunch video clips...
Credit Crunch Capers - Christmas Tree Johnnies
http://nz.youtube.com/watch?v=WQaqHf4MVsU
Credit Crunch Capers - Low Cost Cooking Cats
http://nz.youtube.com/watch?v=KOoatN4rK5Q
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