The Muppets Strike Back at Goldman Sachs

Posted by Shirley Brady on March 27, 2012 06:05 PM

Muppets vs. Goldman Sachs from Neal McDonough

Former Goldman Sachs exec Greg Smith revealed in his now infamous resignation letter published in the New York Times that some GS employees refer to clients as "Muppets." Now, The Muppets are striking back — via a (somewhat) NSFW video produced by Funny or Die.

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Ardi Kolah says:

Inspired video - made me laugh out loud!

Brilliant!

March 28, 2012 04:19 AM #

Gunter Soydanbay says:

Just the right amount of humour to convey such an important message to the masses. I am curious to seeing GS' respond to this. Will they come across as bullies? Or will they downplay it and let it die in time? What would be their best move? Any thoughts?

March 28, 2012 11:37 AM #

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