Goldman Sachs Becomes ‘SNL’ Punchline
Those entitled Wall Street types at Goldman Sachs are apparently oblivious to the fact that they're having some PR issues of late -- either that, or they don't really care. Either way, "SNL" stars Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers make them the brunt of their jokes in this clip from last weekend's show.Those entitled Wall Street types at Goldman Sachs are apparently oblivious to the fact that they’re having some PR issues of late — either that, or they don’t really care. Either way, “SNL” stars Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers make them the brunt of their jokes in this clip from last weekend’s show. –KA
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