mayabroad

Where do you find such a diverse group who are all so obsessed with sex and drugs, at the expense of everything else? Not even driven by money, or status, or success, like you'd expect from some investment banking grads. Why did they want these jobs? Really hard to tell apart from Harper.

Very entertaining to watch though, like watching the zoo. The characters are entertaining, wild, unpredictable like zoo animals. No one is so far likeable. Really want to like Harper, but she lies and cheats like she doesn't care, doesn't treat her friends that well and overall seemingly lacks a moral compass. Yasmin is more likeable but she goes from goody good girl to manipulative like she's confused.

The overall vibe of some corporate stuff seems a bit on point, so good job. (Eg. Managing the fall out of bad publicity, yelling for pricing on the floor, betting on NFP) but which investment bank would let their grads pitch ideas?! Harper you're not that genius to think of some trade ideas.

Also good job on casting a diverse cast. I especially like the inclusion of Eric, an Asian male that is not a pushover or a total nerd. Really wish there was more to see of him.

"The quant team is fifty shades of yellow". Wrong. Funny.

Heart wrenching, warm, fun, uplifting, wholesome, glamorous. So many things packed into one episode during which I didn't even want to blink! The sound track too. Amazing!

I seriously do not get why this movie received such positive reviews.

The character is unlikable and un-relatable. Is this what American teens are like? Spoiled, self entitled, completely self centred and unrealistic? Life in the Big Apple should teach her a lesson.

Why did I spend two hours of my precious life to watch some spoiled teen girl's struggle and hurtful behaviour?!

Grow up. We don't care about your struggles.