The article portrays a conversation between two executives discussing a hostile takeover strategy. They agree to manipulate stock prices for profit, disregarding the potential negative impact on smaller investors. Meanwhile, the waiter listens and learns of the deal, envisioning how it could lead him to financial success. His perspective highlights the disconnect between corporate motives and the livelihoods of everyday workers, raising questions about ethics in business practices and the personal aspirations of those in service roles.
"Agreed. I'll start the rumors', we'll jiggle the stocks and make a killing. The little people won't like it, but what do they matter?"
"The waiter served dessert. He heard a lot of things in his job, and after his shift, he would phone his broker. This deal should get him to his target."
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