Brittany Luce

And the most tension is hanging on the tiniest of gestures.

How do you think that industry almost characterizes the world of finance?

What kind of world is it?

Personally, I will say, I think the industry is a better show than Succession.

I know that some people find that.

I know some people find that, you know, to be like shaking the table.

But hear me out.

The characters in Succession, even if they lost the company, even if they never had the love they wanted in their family life, et cetera, you knew that they would, in their own depraved way, be okay.

But on industry, the stakes feel higher.

I mean, not everybody who was working at Pierpoint had any kind of safety net or a particularly strong one if they did.

I don't know, it makes me wonder, like how much does risk

matter in the identity or does risk matter in the identity of a finance bro?

I got one last question.

What do you think the next iteration of a finance bro will be?

Like, I don't know.

I know people talk about crypto bros.

I kind of feel like they came and went.

But we don't yet have AI bros.

There could still be time for those.

But I don't know.