Business Jazz

Tony Macken (Daylight.ie) gives wisdom before the episode even starts. He got it from Brennan Scanlon (“super sharp”): you have to sell yourself—become a person(ality). Then talk passion. End up with your profession: person, passion, profession. The three Ps. Paul thinks of Pat O’Connell, fishmonger in the English Market. Then the episode ends. It starts again at 2:57 with Paul sitting like a naughy school boy. Paul’s buttons are pushed. How do secondary make themselves attractive to new pupils? He recounts a case study: it is a horror story. There is no fun in secondary school: homework, tests, the world’s heaviest bag. Roger tells legal joke very badly at 6:45. Paul recovers the episode in military style. There is talk of a letter to a photography magazine by someone who was looking for advice about becoming a war photographer. This appeals to certain people, Paul says. Advice: You can’t appeal everyone. Does secondary school appeal to people who want to build muscle to become a shot putter? Tony made himse