Greenspan Wrote Speeches in Bathtub and Worked Lying Flat on the Floor

The transcript discusses the credibility and popularity of economic figures in Washington, highlighting the impact of economic fluctuations on public perception. It explores the decision-making process at the Federal Reserve, debunking myths about carrying books and making decisions in the bathtub. Personal anecdotes about Alan Greenspan's routines and health issues are shared, providing insights into his professional life.

How did the speaker feel about the relationship between popularity in Washington and their actions?

What concerns did the speaker express about the credit they were receiving?

What was the theory regarding the speaker's decision-making process in the bathtub?

What humorous anecdote did the speaker share about their decision-making habits?

What physical condition did the speaker mention that affected their ability to work?