More of a dutch crunch dude myself. Anyone else a fan of Lou’s in Outer Richmond? What an excellent sandwhich.Anonymous User wrote: ↑Mon Oct 04, 2021 5:49 pm--Whatever anon keeps posting on-topic should be outed, it's getting pretty silly--
durrr you guys like cheeseteaks?
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Going to restaurants has definitely become the default hobby for a certain class of boring millenials. It's about as interesting as running or triathlons -- somebody else who does it might want with you talk about it, but nobody else in the world cares. It's pretty much exactly the kind of hobby I'd expect for a lawyer.Anonymous User wrote: ↑Mon Oct 04, 2021 2:51 pm
Also, most food-obsessed professional NY people I know view eating/drinking as the main (perhaps exclusive) hobbies. That seems very boring to me, but to each their own.
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Someone clearly didn't read the copypasta so many times that they have it memorized backwards and upside down. TCR is Ulysses.
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I stole a partner's panties for a res at Dorsia but nothing doing.
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My case for why the Bay has some of the best food in the country has two assumptions underpining it: (1) for restraurants you include at least Alameda, San Francisco, San Mateo, and Santa Clara Counties, like you might with Greater NYC, and (2) you appreciate having a wide variety of fresh produce available year round and often at good prices. I would much rather cook from home in the Bay versus Chicago or NYC.tlsguy2020 wrote: ↑Fri Oct 01, 2021 2:34 pmThe difference between Kirkland SF and Kirkland Chicago is that Kirkland SF associates have better weather and Kirkland Chicago associates have (generally) better food.
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This week in heart health: less cardio for more red meat, or more cardio for a heart-healthy food?The Lsat Airbender wrote: ↑Mon Oct 04, 2021 8:01 pmBeing within walking distance of an old-school butcher >> slightly fresher avocadoes
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Facts. While I doubt any of my colleagues have gotten a girl based on our firm name, I truly believe Skadden is the coolest sounding law firm of the Vault list. (A little biased of course)mardash wrote: ↑Mon Oct 04, 2021 4:57 pmThe Skadden F-boys are an obvious exception, we all know that works (though we will never admit it out loud). I also always thought “Ropes and Gray” has a sensual taste as it leaves the mouth.publius365 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 04, 2021 3:47 pmExcept that one Skadden poster on another thread![]()
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Skadden sounds cool until you recite the full name.Anonymous User wrote: ↑Mon Oct 04, 2021 8:42 pmFacts. While I doubt any of my colleagues have gotten a girl based on our firm name, I truly believe Skadden is the coolest sounding law firm of the Vault list. (A little biased of course)mardash wrote: ↑Mon Oct 04, 2021 4:57 pmThe Skadden F-boys are an obvious exception, we all know that works (though we will never admit it out loud). I also always thought “Ropes and Gray” has a sensual taste as it leaves the mouth.publius365 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 04, 2021 3:47 pmExcept that one Skadden poster on another thread![]()
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Also, how ugly is the new Vault website? What is this god-awful tieup between Firsthand and Vault?Anonymous User wrote: ↑Mon Oct 04, 2021 8:42 pmFacts. While I doubt any of my colleagues have gotten a girl based on our firm name, I truly believe Skadden is the coolest sounding law firm of the Vault list. (A little biased of course)mardash wrote: ↑Mon Oct 04, 2021 4:57 pmThe Skadden F-boys are an obvious exception, we all know that works (though we will never admit it out loud). I also always thought “Ropes and Gray” has a sensual taste as it leaves the mouth.publius365 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 04, 2021 3:47 pmExcept that one Skadden poster on another thread![]()
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Bruh, you guys have one of the grossest sounding law firm names in the game. Up there with Weil in terms of ew names. Some actual nice sounding names would be Sullcrom, Slaughter & May, W&C (both, honestly). Also, if you get F'd because of the name of your firm, I don't want to see the quality of people you're F'ing. At least in NYC, being a lawyer just isn't that impressive. You make less than a shit ton of ppl and you don't do anything cool enough to justify making less.Anonymous User wrote: ↑Mon Oct 04, 2021 8:42 pmFacts. While I doubt any of my colleagues have gotten a girl based on our firm name, I truly believe Skadden is the coolest sounding law firm of the Vault list. (A little biased of course)mardash wrote: ↑Mon Oct 04, 2021 4:57 pmThe Skadden F-boys are an obvious exception, we all know that works (though we will never admit it out loud). I also always thought “Ropes and Gray” has a sensual taste as it leaves the mouth.publius365 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 04, 2021 3:47 pmExcept that one Skadden poster on another thread![]()
Anyway - to the people asking why we are talking about restaurants. I mean it's a lot better than talking about law firm prestige - which we've already covered is nonsense. If you want me to flex the credentials to say this, I'm at a V5 and still think prestige is garbage. I'd love to work for a firm that can offer me lower billable hours and the same pay. Sadly, doesn't really exist. V50s that pay the same, crank up the hours on you to afford it cuz they're charging their clients less.
V100s that work less fuck you at bonus time. That's it - money; I'll just work for where I'm guaranteed the most money for least work (with the caveat that I gotta be in NY)
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Skadden's name (short or in full) reads and sounds like what I'd imagine English-speakers would close-caption a Flemish guy coughing or choking, if they had to approximate the sounds.Anonymous User wrote: ↑Mon Oct 04, 2021 9:01 pmSkadden sounds cool until you recite the full name.Anonymous User wrote: ↑Mon Oct 04, 2021 8:42 pmFacts. While I doubt any of my colleagues have gotten a girl based on our firm name, I truly believe Skadden is the coolest sounding law firm of the Vault list. (A little biased of course)mardash wrote: ↑Mon Oct 04, 2021 4:57 pmThe Skadden F-boys are an obvious exception, we all know that works (though we will never admit it out loud). I also always thought “Ropes and Gray” has a sensual taste as it leaves the mouth.publius365 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 04, 2021 3:47 pmExcept that one Skadden poster on another thread![]()
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hopping on this thread b/c I have this dilemma:
trying to decide b/w STB in LA and Mofo in SF for corporate. Any thoughts?
trying to decide b/w STB in LA and Mofo in SF for corporate. Any thoughts?
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This guy…Anonymous User wrote: ↑Mon Oct 04, 2021 9:22 pmBruh, you guys have one of the grossest sounding law firm names in the game. Up there with Weil in terms of ew names. Some actual nice sounding names would be Sullcrom, Slaughter & May, W&C (both, honestly). Also, if you get F'd because of the name of your firm, I don't want to see the quality of people you're F'ing. At least in NYC, being a lawyer just isn't that impressive. You make less than a shit ton of ppl and you don't do anything cool enough to justify making less.Anonymous User wrote: ↑Mon Oct 04, 2021 8:42 pmFacts. While I doubt any of my colleagues have gotten a girl based on our firm name, I truly believe Skadden is the coolest sounding law firm of the Vault list. (A little biased of course)mardash wrote: ↑Mon Oct 04, 2021 4:57 pmThe Skadden F-boys are an obvious exception, we all know that works (though we will never admit it out loud). I also always thought “Ropes and Gray” has a sensual taste as it leaves the mouth.publius365 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 04, 2021 3:47 pmExcept that one Skadden poster on another thread![]()
Anyway - to the people asking why we are talking about restaurants. I mean it's a lot better than talking about law firm prestige - which we've already covered is nonsense. If you want me to flex the credentials to say this, I'm at a V5 and still think prestige is garbage. I'd love to work for a firm that can offer me lower billable hours and the same pay. Sadly, doesn't really exist. V50s that pay the same, crank up the hours on you to afford it cuz they're charging their clients less.
V100s that work less fuck you at bonus time. That's it - money; I'll just work for where I'm guaranteed the most money for least work (with the caveat that I gotta be in NY)
Latham in a secondary isn’t a prestigious credential, bud.
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I can only imagine the kind of galaxy brain it takes to look through the exchanges in this thread and think "these are people I should consult about my life decisions"Anonymous User wrote: ↑Mon Oct 04, 2021 10:06 pmhopping on this thread b/c I have this dilemma:
trying to decide b/w STB in LA and Mofo in SF for corporate. Any thoughts?
As for the relevant topic, you are all ignorant of the city of truly elite cuisine:
Wilmington, DE
Why? Behold:
https://www.dorcea.com/
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I know you didn’t mean anything by it, but I did smile at you choosing two Jewish-name-partner firms (Skadden & Weil) as your “ew names” and a bunch of WASP firms as the “nice sounding” ones.Anonymous User wrote: ↑Mon Oct 04, 2021 9:22 pmBruh, you guys have one of the grossest sounding law firm names in the game. Up there with Weil in terms of ew names. Some actual nice sounding names would be Sullcrom, Slaughter & May, W&C (both, honestly). Also, if you get F'd because of the name of your firm, I don't want to see the quality of people you're F'ing. At least in NYC, being a lawyer just isn't that impressive. You make less than a shit ton of ppl and you don't do anything cool enough to justify making less.
Again, not casting any aspersions.
Edit: I stand somewhat corrected, apparently Skadden’s founders were Jewish and Catholic.
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lmao one of them literally has “white” in the nameAnonymous User wrote: ↑Mon Oct 04, 2021 10:57 pmI know you didn’t mean anything by it, but I did smile at you choosing two Jewish-name-partner firms (Skadden & Weil) as your “ew names” and a bunch of WASP firms as the “nice sounding” ones.Anonymous User wrote: ↑Mon Oct 04, 2021 9:22 pmBruh, you guys have one of the grossest sounding law firm names in the game. Up there with Weil in terms of ew names. Some actual nice sounding names would be Sullcrom, Slaughter & May, W&C (both, honestly). Also, if you get F'd because of the name of your firm, I don't want to see the quality of people you're F'ing. At least in NYC, being a lawyer just isn't that impressive. You make less than a shit ton of ppl and you don't do anything cool enough to justify making less.
Again, not casting any aspersions.
Edit: I stand somewhat corrected, apparently Skadden’s founders were Jewish and Catholic.
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Wachtell, on the other hand, has a dope name.Anonymous User wrote: ↑Mon Oct 04, 2021 10:57 pmI know you didn’t mean anything by it, but I did smile at you choosing two Jewish-name-partner firms (Skadden & Weil) as your “ew names” and a bunch of WASP firms as the “nice sounding” ones.Anonymous User wrote: ↑Mon Oct 04, 2021 9:22 pmBruh, you guys have one of the grossest sounding law firm names in the game. Up there with Weil in terms of ew names. Some actual nice sounding names would be Sullcrom, Slaughter & May, W&C (both, honestly). Also, if you get F'd because of the name of your firm, I don't want to see the quality of people you're F'ing. At least in NYC, being a lawyer just isn't that impressive. You make less than a shit ton of ppl and you don't do anything cool enough to justify making less.
Again, not casting any aspersions.
Edit: I stand somewhat corrected, apparently Skadden’s founders were Jewish and Catholic.
But maybe there's something to Anglo-Saxon names sounding more pleasant to English-speakers, ceteris paribus? I mean, they probably sound ridiculous to native Yiddish-speakers.
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[Bulge Bracket Investment Banks With Far Greater Lay Name Recognition have entered the chat.]Anonymous User wrote: ↑Mon Oct 04, 2021 11:09 pmWachtell, on the other hand, has a dope name.Anonymous User wrote: ↑Mon Oct 04, 2021 10:57 pmI know you didn’t mean anything by it, but I did smile at you choosing two Jewish-name-partner firms (Skadden & Weil) as your “ew names” and a bunch of WASP firms as the “nice sounding” ones.Anonymous User wrote: ↑Mon Oct 04, 2021 9:22 pmBruh, you guys have one of the grossest sounding law firm names in the game. Up there with Weil in terms of ew names. Some actual nice sounding names would be Sullcrom, Slaughter & May, W&C (both, honestly). Also, if you get F'd because of the name of your firm, I don't want to see the quality of people you're F'ing. At least in NYC, being a lawyer just isn't that impressive. You make less than a shit ton of ppl and you don't do anything cool enough to justify making less.
Again, not casting any aspersions.
Edit: I stand somewhat corrected, apparently Skadden’s founders were Jewish and Catholic.
But maybe there's something to Anglo-Saxon names sounding more pleasant to English-speakers, ceteris paribus? I mean, they probably sound ridiculous to native Yiddish-speakers.
This forum…sometimes…
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Nothing to compare with https://www.leveragedsellout.com/2005/07/bonus-season/ (even at Skadden). Those were the days.
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Haha no offense taken - I noticed it also while I was typing it out. Tbf, I think there's Jewish-name-partner firms that sound really nice, like Proskauer. I just don't think Skadden and Weil sound nice.Anonymous User wrote: ↑Mon Oct 04, 2021 10:57 pmI know you didn’t mean anything by it, but I did smile at you choosing two Jewish-name-partner firms (Skadden & Weil) as your “ew names” and a bunch of WASP firms as the “nice sounding” ones.Anonymous User wrote: ↑Mon Oct 04, 2021 9:22 pmBruh, you guys have one of the grossest sounding law firm names in the game. Up there with Weil in terms of ew names. Some actual nice sounding names would be Sullcrom, Slaughter & May, W&C (both, honestly). Also, if you get F'd because of the name of your firm, I don't want to see the quality of people you're F'ing. At least in NYC, being a lawyer just isn't that impressive. You make less than a shit ton of ppl and you don't do anything cool enough to justify making less.
Again, not casting any aspersions.
Edit: I stand somewhat corrected, apparently Skadden’s founders were Jewish and Catholic.
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This whole thread was terrific and could render the DSM-5 criteria for autism entirely obsolete.
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I actually laughed out loud when I got to this post. So mean and so true.ExpOriental wrote: ↑Mon Oct 04, 2021 10:54 pmI can only imagine the kind of galaxy brain it takes to look through the exchanges in this thread and think "these are people I should consult about my life decisions"Anonymous User wrote: ↑Mon Oct 04, 2021 10:06 pmhopping on this thread b/c I have this dilemma:
trying to decide b/w STB in LA and Mofo in SF for corporate. Any thoughts?
As for the relevant topic, you are all ignorant of the city of truly elite cuisine:
Wilmington, DE
Why? Behold:
https://www.dorcea.com/
While people may still be paying attention - does anyone know where the best fried chicken is in DC? I've had wild yearnings lately.
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+1Monochromatic Oeuvre wrote: ↑Fri Oct 08, 2021 3:38 pmThis whole thread was terrific and could render the DSM-5 criteria for autism entirely obsolete.
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+1, just for lolsmardash wrote: ↑Mon Oct 04, 2021 6:25 pmMore of a dutch crunch dude myself. Anyone else a fan of Lou’s in Outer Richmond? What an excellent sandwhich.Anonymous User wrote: ↑Mon Oct 04, 2021 5:49 pm--Whatever anon keeps posting on-topic should be outed, it's getting pretty silly--
durrr you guys like cheeseteaks?
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