Some hot Kool-Aid there in that boat

This has one of the worst mixed metaphors I’ve read in, well, ever?

Gregory Curtis, chairman and founder of Greycourt, a Pittsburgh-based wealth-management firm, said he and his clients never really believed in the recovery story, because it relied on a large liquidity injection by the Federal Reserve, rather than stronger economic fundamentals.

“I’m sure there were some wealthy families who were drinking the Bernanke Kool-aid and got burned,” he said.  “But I don’t know many families in that boat.”

You gone done righted good.

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