Glenn Jarvis

Yeah, it was nice.

You could go down and have your lunch into the park next to the House of Lords and with the Thames flying by, it was just a beautiful location.

It was amazing working at Enron.

It was just party time in a major way.

And the transactions were growing nearly exponentially faster.

When I first started, some of the bank statements I was getting were only half a page long.

But then six months later, they'd be like three pages long, four pages long.

So they were trading a lot more.

Well, what I was noticing were a couple of things.

Every couple of months, an amazing sum of money, I think in the order of about $1.5 billion US dollars would arrive in one of their bank accounts.

And I'd have to obviously account for that somehow.

And I'd ask around and I'd say, does anyone know about this amount of money?

It's quite a staggering sum.

And there'd be like silence.

People wouldn't know.

So eventually I'd get someone on the phone who did know.

And then I looked at my boss across the table and he said, if I was you, I wouldn't tell anyone about that.

Just call that funding.

So they're a bit hesitant for people to know about that.

Plus on another one of the bank recs, there was about a gazillion pounds or dollars.