I should have EDed to Wharton

<p>My current college of choice can never give me this kind of self-confidence and high self-esteem. </p>

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<p>The John Fitzgerald thing was all over the internets ages ago. This is old, yet always, entertaining news.</p>

<p>Wait…is he for real?</p>

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It wasn’t on CC, [I searched before posting] so technically, it’s still news here. Anyway, too funny to pass up.</p>

<p>Yes, well he pretty much defines the term d*****bag…</p>

<p>I like his website.</p>

<p>If you like John Fitzgerald, you will love Aleksey Vayner. Middsmith, you might want to rethink your ED to Wharton and consider SCEA to Yale…</p>

<p>this was great. on his website in the “about me” section he says UPenn is the oldest university in the nation and pridely states that it has graduated the 3rd most billionaires in the world behind harvard and stanford. this guy is hilarious. i wouldn’t be surprised if he cries himself to sleep every night hahaha.</p>

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<p>Alexseys Vayner - I actually found this video to be not as much egotistical as philosophical and reflective on the nature of success, whether it be in a career, in sports, or in anything else. Wow…I was expecting something to make fun of, but this was actually pretty good.</p>

<p>indiejimmy, you need to research him a little more. His self-reported talents and abilities are truly awe-inspiring.</p>

<p>That guys seems like a complete tool even worse than that Yale guy. Whenever the second sentence in an ‘about me’ section years after graduation is your SAT %ile, you know there are problems. It is ironic that he is writing that stuff thinking it is making him appear desirable, when in fact it is it creating the opposite effect.</p>

<p>I saw this guy on Dr. Phil a few months ago. He is just like how he presented himself in this email lol.</p>

<p>Did you see his fitness page? It’s hilarious.<br>
This is what I call an ivy league debauchery.
I don’t understand why someone who graduated from Wharton can stoop down to playing bits parts in 14 major motion pictures (ex: angry guy standing on the left of Lassie)</p>