thecarlosdanger1
thecarlosdanger1 t1_j9x0qlh wrote
Reply to comment by Head_Acanthisitta256 in MSG could force taxpayers to pay $8.6 billion if NYC doesn't renew its permit by HawtGarbage917
I could be wrong but my understanding is that they’re ending the lease and forcing them to sell MSG.
thecarlosdanger1 t1_j9wtou9 wrote
Reply to comment by Head_Acanthisitta256 in MSG could force taxpayers to pay $8.6 billion if NYC doesn't renew its permit by HawtGarbage917
That’s not how it works if you force him out of MSG.
Also for hockey at least it’s a great arena
thecarlosdanger1 t1_j9wthz2 wrote
Reply to comment by Pool_Shark in MSG could force taxpayers to pay $8.6 billion if NYC doesn't renew its permit by HawtGarbage917
Super simplified version - “just” compensation if you force someone to sell that doesn’t want to includes the best possible value of their land + more to get them their asset back.
thecarlosdanger1 t1_iylao2d wrote
Reply to comment by TwilitSky in Morgan Stanley finally lures bankers back to the office 5 days a week by smallint
I mean they already are.
I don’t know a single person who started in IB who didn’t want to get into PE after 2-3 years. It’s often argued as to why banking can be so toxic. There’s a hazing-esque element of “it sucked for me so it’s going to suck for you” + an opinion that a lot of those left were the ones passed over for buyside roles.
IMO private equity has become more comfortable with remote work than larger orgs, because COVID saw a lot of senior employees leave NYC (at least for a time).
Everything still worked and unlike banks, if they wanted to they could up and move the whole firm (or at least its HQ) somewhere else and wouldn’t require thousands of people moving.
thecarlosdanger1 t1_jbovx55 wrote
Reply to George Santos masterminded 2017 ATM fraud, former roommate tells feds by newzee1
This dude has an impressive catalog of random schemes