Anthony Scaramucci

Probably shouldn't gush this much.

I'm supposed to be this objective journalist on these podcasts.

But as I let you know, I love the book so much that I bought 100 copies.

Every one of my summer interns, we hire 20 people for the summer.

I try to help these kids out from school.

They'll get a copy of the book.

They'll have to discuss it with me.

I gave it to every person at school.

My firm, Skybridge, I almost said Goldman because I'm thinking about Goldman, and I've given it to a lot of my friends to read.

There's just so many touching stories in the book.

I want to go to one that really moved me as well.

Your mom made you rotate the rug.

So it wouldn't wear unevenly, right?

So you know I identify with that because as an Italian in that community, Lloyd, we had rubber runners.

You may have remembered those if you walked into an Italian apartment.

My mother and my nana, they had plastic over the upholstery.

Of course, we did too.

And they had rubber runners everywhere.

Oh my God, sticky.

But I not only identify with that, I think it also affected me in terms of my risk-taking on Wall Street.