Tonight, businessman Bartholomew Braniff is making the biggest boardroom presentation of his life: a proposal of marriage to the equally industrious Claudia.
Everything is perfect -- the numbers have been crunched, the projections have been double-checked, and even the ring has been market-tested.
But Claudia wants flowers and violins, not charts and graphs.
Luckily Spike the waiter is there to make sure that it's a done deal.
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"Good Business Sense" was inspired by people and situations that I encountered while working for a major investment bank in the 1990s. I was intrigued by the mystery of how the men and women around me were somehow able to find companionship and happiness within a suffocating environment of profit-driven success at the expense of personal relationships. I imagined a lovely young couple trying to make a go of it together but constantly tripping over themselves and each other on this mine-riddled path. "What would happen," I wondered, "if this couple were aided or even guided by a patient spirit who said the right thing at the right time? Would they end up together?"
"Good Business Sense" is my answer to that question.
"Good Business Sense" was inspired by people and situations that I encountered while working for a major investment bank in the 1990s. I was intrigued by the mystery of how the men and women around me were somehow able to find companionship and happiness within a suffocating environment of profit-driven success at the expense of personal relationships. I imagined a lovely young couple trying to make a go of it together but constantly tripping over themselves and each other on this mine-riddled path. "What would happen," I wondered, "if this couple were aided or even guided by a patient spirit who said the right thing at the right time? Would they end up together?"
"Good Business Sense" is my answer to that question.
Tonight, businessman Bartholomew Braniff is making the biggest boardroom presentation of his life: a proposal of marriage to the equally industrious Claudia.
Everything is perfect -- the numbers have been crunched, the projections have been double-checked, and even the ring has been market-tested.
But Claudia wants flowers and violins, not charts and graphs.
Luckily Spike the waiter is there to make sure that it's a done deal.
"Good Business Sense" was inspired by people and situations that I encountered while working for a major investment bank in the 1990s. I was intrigued by the mystery of how the men and women around me were somehow able to find companionship and happiness within a suffocating environment of profit-driven success at the expense of personal relationships. I imagined a lovely young couple trying to make a go of it together but constantly tripping over themselves and each other on this mine-riddled path. "What would happen," I wondered, "if this couple were aided or even guided by a patient spirit who said the right thing at the right time? Would they end up together?"
"Good Business Sense" is my answer to that question.
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"Good Business Sense" was inspired by people and situations that I encountered while working for a major investment bank in the 1990s. I was intrigued by the mystery of how the men and women around me were somehow able to find companionship and happiness within a suffocating environment of profit-driven success at the expense of personal relationships. I imagined a lovely young couple trying to make a go of it together but constantly tripping over themselves and each other on this mine-riddled path. "What would happen," I wondered, "if this couple were aided or even guided by a patient spirit who said the right thing at the right time? Would they end up together?"
"Good Business Sense" is my answer to that question.
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