analogluvr, Adam smith ''the father'' of the modern economics
stated: ''it is not because of symphaty that we expect to get
our bread and meat from the baker and butcher but because
of our money''. Certainly not to be expected from an conductor
but Leopold Stokovsky was more explicite. He asked one of
his students to marry him while the girl responded with: ''I am
sorry professor but I don't believe that I can love a man who
is so much older then I''. Stokovski: ''This is not a problem at all my
dear. You see I love calf meat but don't care if calf meat loves me''.