Wall Street Warriors | Episode 4 Season 1 "Work Hard, Play Harder" [HD]

Описание: Wall Street Warriors are Weekend Warriors in Episode 4:
On Wall Street, when you work hard, you get to play even harder. This week, it's all about spending quality time and of course, quantity money. Tim tees off on the golf course before a night out with a model. Meanwhile, out in the Hamptons, Guy fits in some family time, and Sandra hits the polo club.

“WEEKEND WARRIORS”
TIM SYKES (Start-Up Hedge Fund):
It’s Saturday morning and I like to get a jog in the early morning, usually like a couple days of the week. Today’s a special day. I’m going to be drinking all day with my buddy, Ed, so it’ll be some drunken golf and then I have a big date tonight with a beautiful model so it’s a big day for me.
GUY DeCHIMAY (Hedge Fund Manager):
So I managed to escape for a nice weekend out in the Hamptons. The Wall Street crowd has really helped make this place what it is. This place is chock-a-block with guys in finance. It’s your crowd; your social set.
The Hamptons are about 2 hours east of Manhattan
GUY:
Everybody has kind of congregated here. There are preferences. Some people want to be in the south, some people want to be in the east. You know, they’re all beautiful. Everybody lives their own way out here. My preference is to live very nicely but not to do it in a very fussy way.
Guy spends his weekdays in Manhattan while his family reside in the Hamptons
GUY:
Most of the time the focus really is around my daughter and trying to spend as much time as I can. I don’t generally get to see her during the week because I’m in town working and, uh, everybody else is out here, so, uh, it’s really a great opportunity to sort of regroup and probably the thing that I like to do most.
SANDRA NAVIDI (Lawyer/Deal Maker):
I spend my weekends primarily in the Hamptons and pretty much everybody that I know is out there so there is a lot of socializing going on and opportunity to network.
Sandra is in the Hamptons staying with friends
SANDRA:
Networking is key to success in this business. You really need to go out there and meet people. You make yourself useful to their causes. You have to have good social skills, be a people person. It’s a constant process of giving and receiving and if you’re not exceedingly boring yourself than it’s fun.
SANDRA:
I’m very excited to be at polo today because although I go riding whenever I can, which isn’t that often in New York, I’m excited because I’ve never been on a polo horse before. I’m used to riding just dressage horses or western styles.
ANTHONY VISCOGLIO (Sandra’s friend):
We’ll get her up on a polo pony and teach her how to swing a mallot, teach her how to ride a little bit and…
SANDRA:
I know how to ride.
ANTHONY:
And see how she does.
SANDRA:
Polo.
ANTHONY:
The hardest thing you can do is stay on the horse and swing a mallot and, uh, keep ‘um, the horse.
SANDRA:
Are they too short?
ANTHONY:
No.
SANDRA:
I mean if I wear running in the country…
ANTHONY:
So, this horse is Steve. He’s about 7 years old and you’re going to love him. He’s very calm, relative to polo ponies. So, these are his rings. I’m going to teach you how to hold the polo rings. So you choose the mallots based on the size of the horse. Looks good. Put your thumb down like this. Here you go. So you’re going to use a whip.
SANDRA:
Oh really.
ANTHONY:
Be careful how you use it.
SANDRA:
A lot of stuff to hold. I have to say.
ANTHONY:
Follow me.
SANDRA:
We met through a mutual friend a while back and always stayed in touch.