Jordi Visser

They go to schools.

They have to pick a major.

You're killing their curiosity.

You use Google search.

You're killing your curiosity.

Curiosity is something that people have to get back in their lives.

You do let, let, let me, let me, I know we're, we're running, we're running late on time, but I think you'll appreciate that all time in the world for you.

I think you'll appreciate this story.

So, um, one of the things that I think people eventually asked me is, so I started at Morgan Stanley in 1992 out of Manhattan, Colorado.

How is that possible?

You were born in 95.

Yeah, I know.

I know, I know.

It's just, it's the appearance.

Again, I told you, lots of injections.

So I started Morgan Stanley in 1992 as an undergrad coming out of a school that is not on the radar of anyone in the country, a little tiny liberal arts school, okay?

Morgan Stanley was filled with not only Ivy League kids, but MBAs.

This was the decade of you go back to school and you come in.

So somehow or another, I was able to start at the bottom end of the firm.

And then in 1997, five years after I started, I was asked in 96, so four years later, to go to Brazil and open an office for the firm.