PERSON 1: -- under bid
PERSON 2: Hey [inaudible] - so, oh, gasp - have you talked to your guys down on
the floor then?
PERSON 1: Nah, I tried to call up there two days, they wouldn't take the call.
PERSON 2: Oh, fuck.
PERSON 1: Gettin' whacked.
PERSON 2: I was short coming in today and then they're like, Oh, the HA number's
9 off -

10 PERSON 1: Yeah.

11 PERSON 2: -- could be over 200, you should cover, da, da, da -
PERSON 1: Can I let this guy go? That's holding your bid on the [inaudible] - at 204
best? [voice in backgroundJ At 204 best. Thanks, Mike. Yeah, I know, I know, the
14 AGA's are getting crushed. [back to conversation]
PERSON 2: I know. I was short too and I covered -
PERSON 1: You get nervous.
PERSON 2: -- two-thirds. Well, they keep saying, oh, it's 200, it's gonna be, it's
gonna go up a buck - blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
PERSON 1: Who's sayin' that? I heard like 185's the whole time. I never heard 20 200's.
PERSON 2: Well that's our Enron guys.
PERSON 1: Uh huh, exactly. Blowin' smoke up your ass.
PERSON 2: Fuckers.
PERSON 1: I know. I never listen to 'em. It kills me. Fuck.
PERSON 2: They stopped you out.
PERSON 1: Yeah, well.
PERSON 2: They laughed at you.
PERSON 1: Oh well. Fuck. Oh well. I shouldn't worry about it. It's only -
PERSON 2: It's only, uh -
PERSON 1: A hundred and something thousand. A hundred and fifty thousand.
PERSON 2: You make more money on the five cents you collect from the EES.
PERSON 1: I know, shut up.
PERSON 2: Come on!
PERSON 1: I know. I gotta relax. I shouldn't be doing that. Um, I had a question
for you.
PERSON 2: Shoot.
PERSON 1: Um, I forgot. Oh yeah, [inaudible] this guy from the Wall Street
Journal calls me up a little bit ago. He goes, 'We talked to some people and we want
to do a story on a power trader in the west -"
PERSON 2: Oh my God!
PERSON 1: -- er, "a power trader. We've been told that you'd be a good candidate.
Would you be interested in doing it?" What do you think? No way, huh?
PERSON 2: Everyone's, I mean, go ahead, but everyone's gonna mock you out. It's
gonna be hilarious. It'll be plastered all over the place.
PERSON 1: Aw, I'm not gonna do it.
PERSON 2: It'll be cool, ah, but -
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PERSON 2: Right. But everyone else that you know -you're gonna get abused -
PERSON 1: Well -
PERSON 2: -- startin' with me.
PERSON 1: Oh yeah, oh yes we've made, uh -
PERSON 2: Remember when Thomas -
PERSON 1: -- remember they lost 11 billion? Well, you know how much of that we
got? Da, da, da -
PERSON 2: Remember when Thomas and Cory did that whole thing?
PERSON 1: What Cory thing?
PERSON 2: And George [Raddan]?
PERSON 1: Oh yea.
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PERSON 1: [inaudible]
PERSON 2: Do it! Do it.
PERSON 1: Why?
PERSON 2: I think you should do it. It's kinda an honor to be in the Wall Street
Journal.
PERSON 1: Yeah, you know why? They're just gonna use, I'm gonna get people to
use shit against me. Oh, well this is what we do - see this Enron online, see? Now
see?
PERSON 2: Exactly.
PERSON 1: I'm at [inaudible] here - oh, let's just fuck with this guy just for fun
because I'm bored. OK, hey, I'll buy you're 1 at 5.
PERSON 2: The thing is, anything they'd ask you, you'd have to lie because you
wouldn't want to tell them the truth because you want everyone to know the truth.
PERSON 1: Oh yeah, it's all brokers, we all go down, we do trips to do team
building.
PERSON 2: Uaughs]
PERSON 1: We do 20/20 things. [inaudible]
PERSON 2: [laughs]
PERSON 1: I'm gonna tell 'em about that.
PERSON 2: Don't do it. Then your life would be over.
PERSON 1: What?
PERSON 2: Your life would be over.
PERSON 1: Don't do it! Are you gonna do it?
PERSON 2: Naw, I doubt it. I don't know. It's kind of like an honor, but I
wouldn't do it.
PERSON 1: I wouldn't do it. 'Cause first of all, you'd have to tell 'em a lot of lies,
'cause if you told the truth -
PERSON 2: I'd get in trouble.
PERSON 1: You'd get in trouble.
PERSON 2: OK.