In our experience, Quentin Hardy is never backward about coming forward with his opinions, which is why we love him of course. And it probably explains why he popped up yesterday on Jon Stewart’s The Daily Show, via Fox News, in Stewart’s Moment of Zen closing slot.
Hardy, Silicon Valley Bureau Chief for Forbes magazine and a Berkeley resident, was providing an analogy for the ongoing Goldman Sachs fraud scandal. It involves robbing 7-11 stores, but you need to watch it to fully appreciate both the message and the delivery (don’t blink — Hardy comes on third and appears for a few seconds in a little pull-out box).
