I read this article a while back that said that Microsoft employs more — Boiler Room (film)

"I was making good money with the casino but these guys were "macking" it hard. Thats the level I wanted to be operating on, so I drove out to Long Island. The office was a good hour from Wall Street. Somebody forgot to tell the guys who worked there, though. They looked and acted like they took the sixth train to Fulton Street every morning, but it wasnt Wall Street, it was exit fifty-three on the Long Island Expressway, a good hour from the New York Stock Exchange. "Group interview my ass", it was like a Hitler youth rally in retrospect. The guy who pitched us, Jim Young, was the head recruiter there. Between him and Michael, honestly, they can sell bubblegum at the lockjaw ward at Bellevue."

"Looking back the casino was the most legitimate business I had running, I looked my customers in the eye and I provided a service they wanted, now I dont even look my customers in the eye and I push them something they never asked for."

"Im plagued by "what ifs?" these days. What if Greg hadnt come over that night, what if I hadnt forgot my bag? Or seen Michael walk into the other building that day? What if I had skipped over Harrys card? What are the chances? What are the odds?"

"I ran casino. Ive got to figure what Im going to do next because Im not a lottery winner. I tried "slinging crack rock" and I never had a jump shot, Ive got to find a job."

"I originally I got in for the cash but getting my dads respect is what kept me there, I had to adapt to this new world, I didnt know any of these guys but what I did know is that they had all the money in the world and not a clue what to do with it."

"I had a very strong work ethic. The problem was my ethics in work."