>> I was a Penn Stater, went to Penn State.
Played hockey at Penn State, as I mentioned.
I actually started off as a criminal justice major,
and I was really interested in white collar crime.
So we had a gentleman come and speak to us from the FBI one day when I was in one
of my criminal justice classes and said, If you want to go into the FBI,
what you need to do is either go on Wall Street or learn Arabic.
I guess that's just a reflection of the times.
So I didn't want to -- I knew I wasn't going to learn Arabic,
so I figured Wall Street was a good choice for me.
And then, once I got on Wall Street and started getting settled, I realized that the things
that we do are very important and are just as important as --
you taking somebody with $1 million that has to live off that for 20 years and making
that last is just as important as catching a bad guy that might be doing something inappropriate.
It's very fulfilling work.