Why You Should Always Make Laura Blankfein Wait In Line
This story never gets old...
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Why...because she'll flip her lid and this will happen:
Laura Blankfein and her friend Susan Friedman, wife of another Goldman honcho, Richard Friedman, caused a huge scene at Super Saturday in the Hamptons last weekend when they arrived at the event before the noon start time and balked at waiting in line with the other ticket-holders. "Their behavior was obnoxious. They were screaming," said one witness. Blankfein said she wouldn't wait with "people who spend less money than me."
Another observer said the women were so impatient, it was as if they were waiting on line for a kidney transplant instead of a charitable designer clothing sale. Friedman shouted at the event organizer, "You have lost so much money because of this . . . Why should we be treated like the $650 donors?"
Sources said Blankfein and Friedman had bought tables with blocks of tickets going for $833 apiece, as did many of the women who were waiting patiently in line, happy to raise $3.4 million for the Ovarian Cancer Research Fund.
In the end, the hot-headed duo got in at 12:03 p.m., three minutes after those who arrived before them.
Lovely.







Jun 8, 2011 at 1:16 PM
Reader Comments (23)
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Little doubt who they learnt their behaviour from.
And fuck you, Zelmo, for being a racist bigot.
Yours,
Dr. Pitchfork
Phew, I thought I was caught in a timewarp! LOL!
That fact is, every town in America (inlcuding Laura's) has it's local "aristocracy." A pecking order of little merchant kings, queens, dukes and duchesses that put on charity shows. We all know the pecking order at these events and there will be a squabble if someone steps out of line. Until our species outgrows our deep-rooted status-consciousness, we really shouldn't be surprised or shocked by Laura's behavior.