Andrew Ross Sorkin

You intern at the New York Times.

Senior year.

Okay, how does one get to the point where they're hell-bent already by 17 years old to get an internship at the New York Times?

I question whether she had the authority to make this declaration.

It's cute.

And what's an ad?

Has there ever you've had a lot of accomplishments?

Has anything ever compared to picking up the New York Times the first time and seeing an article you wrote in it?

Yeah, when they get.

Thank you.

When the go-getters get.

So you go to Cornell out of high school, bachelor's of science and communications.

By the time you graduate, you have 71 published articles in the New York Times.

At some point in college, I guess your junior year, you go over to London and you really start focusing on mergers and

acquisitions and business.

So why that from a sports magazine?

Why are you so drawn to business?

I was going to say the most fundamental thing is humans are incentive based creatures and money is the incentive.

And on the merger side, you have to have a lot of government.

You never buy individual stocks.