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Jim Walker Quotes
«Confidence is a great thing because it is really what drives economies,»
Author: Jim Walker
«Confidence is a great thing because it is really what drives economies, ... And you can see that happening in Korea, starting to happen in Thailand and Malaysia and very definitely happening in China.»
Author: Jim Walker
«So far, so good. But it is still a race against time in China,»
Author: Jim Walker
«There are still parts of Alabama that still have got to get through the dangers of this storm.»
Author: Jim Walker
«[Possession of a talisman, a physical reminder of victory in a violent confrontation, can appear to the dark side, as well.] Sort of like a scalp, ... We don't take it that seriously.»
Author: Jim Walker
«guarded by a couple of CIA agents and some Treasury Department guys.»
Author: Jim Walker
«At the end of the game, if we lose, our captains will take it over and give it to their captains. If we win, our captains will take it over and show it to them, so they can see what it looks like.»
Author: Jim Walker
«We're at the point right now where it's getting close to being too much. But there are more revenues being pulled off this one block now than there was all of Broadway back in '93.»
Author: Jim Walker
«We've got so many smudge pots, it's stupid.»
Author: Jim Walker
«Sort of like a scalp. We don't take it that seriously.»
Author: Jim Walker