In 1992 Robert Downey Jr was still an upcoming actor struggling with substance abuse, so he was very familiar with the rascals and scoundrels of the film business. However, when he visited Wall St in NYC for a documentary; he couldn’t stand being around the stock brokers and bankers for more than five minutes.
Robert said: “If money is evil, then that building is hell.
“This the most obnoxious group of money-hungry, low-IQ, high-energy, jack-rabbit, f**kin’ wannabe-bigtime, smalltime s*t-talking, bothersome, irritating, immature motherf**kers I've ever had to endure for more than five minutes.”


















