because you bought the risk.

So i still think Lloyd Blankfein makes sense in his defense of his firm against the accusations of defrauding and profiting from its own clients.

I don't know anything bout economics but i just happened to watch that clip in which Blankfein argued his side of the story on tv last night. So i listened, and thought mmhmm, he did make his sense. Maybe he's cheating, i wouldn't know, i'm just saying that he makes sense.

Because after all, the clients bought the risk.

Which reminds me, of my exams.

I bought the risk. I bought the risk to fail, to resit to repeat whatever. I mean, the total overall marks for each module are allocated separately. And separately, i've almost screwed everything like it's nothing. Before finals i've lost 20% of my marks, i think at that point of time, i just took it all like it was some kinda happy joke that'd go lucky. :'(

I bought the risk. THE RISK T.T

And that, wasn't the first time. It'd happened once. MUST.CHANGE.

Mustreallyreallychange.Elsei'llreallyreallydeteriorate.