Dalio Clip, Script Cuts

February 4, 2022 Lehan Edirisinghe

Watched a Dalio interview, added books, and daydreamed about Peking duck. Ate Maggi ramen, then started cutting an overlong script

The image is a video frame from "The David Rubenstein Show: Bridgewater's Ray Dalio" on Bloomberg Television's YouTube channel. It features portraits of three individuals, positioned side by side in a formal setting. Each person is dressed in business attire; the first is wearing a dark jacket, light blue shirt, and yellow tie; the second is wearing a dark suit with a white shirt and a red tie; the third is in a light blue tie and dark suit. The expressions of the individuals are serious, with a neutral backdrop enhancing their prominence. The lighting is even, highlighting their facial features. Subtitles at the bottom mention "Geithner Larry Summers," suggesting a discussion involving these figures or related topics. The presentation is professional, typical of a business or economic discourse. The overall tone is serious and informative, suitable for an interview or discussion about finance and economics.
- Title: "The David Rubenstein Show: Bridgewater's Ray Dalio"
- Channel / profile: "Bloomberg Television"
- Site / app: "YouTube"
- Captions / subtitles: "Geithner Larry Summers hard to get three treasury secretaries agree on a thing. But you did. You also have very favorable"

Adding Dalio-Related Books to the Reading List

11:30 a.m.

(c)

More books for my reading list !!!

3 x treasury secretaries have agreed with Dalio

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Planning to Read All of His Work in February

11:45 a.m.

I'll probably read all of his work by the end of the month February.

The image is a screenshot of a PDF document that features a menu from a dining establishment, specifically The Shang Palace. The menu highlights their signature dish, the "Beijing Duck." The text is presented in a clean, modern font against a white background, and a small decorative red flower is placed at the top right corner, adding a touch of elegance. The document is being viewed in a PDF reader on a desktop computer, as indicated by the visible tabs and taskbar at the top and bottom of the screen.
The menu details the preparation of the dish, noting that the roasted Peking duck is hand-carved at the table and served with pancakes and steamed homemade bao buns. Prices for the dish are listed as 14,500 for a whole duck and 8,500 for half. Additionally, condiments such as duck sauce, cucumber, baby leeks, chopped garlic, and white sugar accompany the dish. The menu text is bilingual, with English and Chinese descriptions, catering to a diverse clientele. The PDF viewer interface is visible, with options for zoom, page navigation, and other document settings.

Missing Out on Smoked Duck at Movenpick

12:30 p.m.

(c)

Could've gone for some Peking Duck today.

I was very disappointed, the Movenpick Hotel people, they didn't have smoked duck for me.

Story

Reaching Page 65 of a 471-Page Book

2:00 p.m.

I am reading through this

Page 65 of 471

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Sending a Thank-You Note and Admiring the Letterhead

3:15 p.m.

I have sent a nice TY note to this lady who has helped me change my billing date.

I love our letterhead!

It's actually got my head in it!

I can't think of any sexual innuendos!

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Email Security, Scriptwriting and Fast Reading

3:15 p.m.

(b)

We have to change our email addresses from Lehan @ cyberspacecommand . com

to Lehan @ cybspc . com

Soon.

But maybe, not right away.

I am paranoid, these email mail servers are set up for security, I am completely paranoid, email is the worst, most effective and easy way to hack me.

I am thinking of ways to stay safe.

I am writing my script -- I think it's good.

Things will work out.

I'm breaking for lunch.

I love our letterhead format.

I have two letter formats, short, which has 2 inch margins left and right, and a long letter format which is meant for more detailed communications.

I read a lot. Something I am most grateful for, is that because I read/write so much, I have gotten to be a very fast reader and writer.

So, I can read quite fast.

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Admiring an Actress and Star Trek Uniforms

4:30 p.m.

(b)

I am watching this. Oh, I like her in this!

I think she's a fantastic actress, and I think, I want to copy those uniforms in Star Trek to our firm.

Maggi Noodles, Childhood Memories and Cutting the Script

8:15 p.m.

I had Maggi Instant Ramen noodles. I like it. It tastes good. I like it plain. I used to eat it growing up, as a sort of luxury prize food, in Thilanga uncle's house.

With Udhantha, we were forced to put eggs in it. I think I ate it as a snack, put the curry powder in it, then I shook it, cracked it, it was a dry, tasty snack.

When Thilanga got back from university, my grandmother told me, he'd dip bread in running half boil eggs.

I am writing my script. It's too lengthy. It's way too lengthy. I am going to cut it down.

Treating the Captain’s Log Like a Newspaper

8:30 p.m.

(b)

I think, the diary, this captain's log, is the best, because it's like a print newspaper, it's got everything.

Umm, except the spoilers.

I think I will have to do this fast. It's an extremely informative. It's just, very hard to compress so much data into so few words.

I am going to cut stuff down.

Story

Leaving Sharma Behind and Advancing the Firm

2:30 a.m.

(b)

I don't want to worry about Sharma, █████████, they are old news, they haven't got much power now, they have a few businesses, that's it.

Rajapaksa's got all the power now. Those old businesses aren't worth as much in dollar figures. They are not very cool either. Nothing is happening.

Our firm is better positioned, we're in a more fun area, we have the cards, we're getting things moving.

I updated our media banner:

All of them have anchor tags.

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Story

Flashbacks and Severe Contempt

2:45 a.m.

(b)

Fantastic.

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Story

Defending The Longest Yard and Dexter: New Blood

3:15 a.m.

The Longest Yard (2005 remake) and also Like Mike (Lil Bow Wow) are two of my favorite movies.

The people at IMDb don't know anything.

These movie ratings are highly personally subjective.

Even the end of Dexter New Blood, I liked it, I appreciated the honesty, they did it, I appreciate it, what do you want?

A Sopranos ending?

It was a 7, the acting, the cinematography, everything, it was the exact average same, as the other episodes in Dexter New Blood.

What changed?

The audience did not like the ending of the story.

This is all.

This is the reason it is rated 4 or 5 whereas the rest of the episodes are 7 or 8 or 9.

It's very subjective.

I firmly recommend The Longest Yard. The soundtrack by Nelly -- Fly Away.

It's hypnotizing.

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