Finance Boys a.k.a Superman

I live in New York, so naturally when I meet guys, they are either in finance or in finance. And no I am not exaggerating. Even if they are lawyers, they are corporate lawyers writing briefs for their banker friends down the block at mergers and acquisitions, aka finance.

I know some girls reading this post are thinking: what's wrong with being in finance? Tailored suit, nice shoes and good paycheck, but if a guy told you three times in a row how lucky you were to meet him on a Friday at 8 pm "because he never gets out of the office on Fridays before 1 am," would you be looking forward to date that guy? I don't think so.

But finance boys seem to think otherwise. It seems that in their crazy world, the more they work, the cooler they are.


HOW COOL, huh?

I met another finance boy on Sunday and he was so proud to be locked in his office every day from 7 am to midnight. It was almost like a badge of honor. 

Well let me tell you something boys, when girls hear that, they want to run. They don't want to date you. They don't want anything to do with you. Yes being successful gets you points, but having a life is kind of important too. Working 6 days a week from 7 am to midnight is not a life. And even if it is your life, at least don't advertise it. Let the girl fall for you, and then once she is hooked, explain to her that Saturdays from 12 pm to 4 pm is what you have to offer to her because you know, the rest of the week, your are super busy because YOUR job is SO important, saving lives and all ...




XoXo Finance Boys, and don't forget to ---> 

Live, Love, Laugh & Travel

 The Not So Blonde Traveler 

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