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To: Michael Davis who wrote (9276)	10/29/1997 11:53:00 PM
From: Patrick Slevin	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 17305

Take no prisoners me left eyeball. We drove into NYC only to find the flyer was ambiguous. The tasting was in Washington....It's in NYC on the 30th. I am ticked off. I spent 3~4 hours in NYC bars working off my anger. One thing that cheered me up...someone told me that Niedermeyer? Neidinger? I dunno, someone who worked for Soros....wrote a book called "Education of a Speculator" I think. Needs to write another book, if what I'm told is true. Dude lost 100 million in Thailand and then another 40 million on naked putz in the US. Our man Kevin is crediting derivative players for a market rebound...perhaps it's guys like Neidermeyer who gave us the plunge to start with, based on that line of thought.

To: Michael Davis who wrote (9276)	10/30/1997 7:26:00 AM
From: Patrick Slevin	Respond to of 17305

Cocktail Hour Let me telya, there was I time I'd have no problem zipping back into NYC tonight for the Tasting....Not any more. I think I need Rachel to give me a rubdown.

To: Michael Davis who wrote (9276)	10/30/1997 10:53:00 AM
From: Patrick Slevin	Respond to of 17305

This from the Frisco Chronicle..... No Fluctuation in S.F. Hot Dog Market Vendor has been steadily selling for 15 years at the Pacific Exchange Steve Rubenstein, Chronicle Staff Writer SAN FRANCISCO A hot dog with mustard opened at $2.25 yesterday at the Pacific Exchange. ''I don't foresee any major fluctuation,'' said Jay Constable, who has been selling hot dogs at the exchange for 15 years. ''They should stay at $2.25 all day.'' sfgate.com