John Wheeler

Mr. Bingamen sat in his executive chair in a corner office that overlooked New York City. His tie displayed the perfect dimple only obtainable by someone who has worn a suit everyday since the day he earned his masters in business administration. After hearing the proposal, he looked disdainfully at Howard Stern, the CFO of NY mortgage inc. who wore many wrinkles on his face induced by 34 years of stressful the business. Mr. Bingamen did not have to say it; his slight lift in the eyebrow and mocking smile clearly ridiculed Mr. Stern’s proposal to merge businesses.