Flip, Causey, Flip!
Eichenwald:
At a top-level Enron management meeting in September 2001, a red-faced Richard A. Causey, the chief accounting officer, pounded the table after hearing his colleagues label the company's accounting practices as "aggressive." According to executives in the room, Mr. Causey fumed that he considered such criticism a personal affront, adding that he would stake his career on the propriety of Enron's accounting.
That bastard's going to roll so fast, Lay'll be up for the lead in Chained Heat: The Enron Years before he even realizes he's been indicted...
At a top-level Enron management meeting in September 2001, a red-faced Richard A. Causey, the chief accounting officer, pounded the table after hearing his colleagues label the company's accounting practices as "aggressive." According to executives in the room, Mr. Causey fumed that he considered such criticism a personal affront, adding that he would stake his career on the propriety of Enron's accounting.
That bastard's going to roll so fast, Lay'll be up for the lead in Chained Heat: The Enron Years before he even realizes he's been indicted...
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