![]() Funny, scathing and over-the-top, "Freaks I've Met" is an adventure so unlike any other, it must be totally true.Ĭhartered Financial Analyst and Gonzaga University alumnus-survived more than twenty years in the instituional bond market and encounters with all kinds of freaks. When a series of innocent events lands him in prison, he’s sure things can’t get any worse. Pumped to be on his way to his first few million, Jack eagerly engages in the challenged ethics of his new employer. Once frustrated that his dazzling lack of experience keeps getting in the way, Jack is ecstatic to land a job at Freedom Capital, a no-name firm with a hire anybody mentality. ![]() After reading “Best Paying Jobs of 1987” in Newsweek magazine, he decides to go after the only one he thinks he has a shot at: institutional bond broker. But that doesn't mean he is going to lay down and give up-not yet. ![]() Broke, barely scraping by, and hating his life as a temp, L.A. But once there, he learns that lofty dreams are a dime a dozen in the City of Angels. ![]() Thanks to a lucky run-in with a talent agent a few weeks earlier, Jack has loftier (and more lucrative) dreams than minimum wage in the basement of Nordstrom's. ![]() Hours after graduation and armed with his final paycheck from his nemesis, Mrs, Pohlkiss, Jack heads for Southern California determined to prove that money does buy happiness. Synopsis: Spokane, Washington, is nearly perfect for most people, but Jack Fitzpatrick is not one of them. ![]()
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