So what you're saying is that Lex wouldn't bring it up to his advisors because as a regular weekly event, he would consider those cheques as part of his typical spending pattern, and they wouldn't bring it up because they wouldn't know the cheques had been written.
Hmm, I guess I can buy it. Although I'd think an advisor would wonder why the cheques which *were* going through were out of order. i.e. #236, #237, #239, if we assume the uncashed cheque to Clark is #238. Of course, I could always be overthinking this *just* a little.
I can buy Lex letting his financial advisors handle the day-to-day of his accounts, but I'm still not sure Clark would be able to open a chequing account, not unless he was willing to use his real name. The banks want a lot of info before they'll take your money.
Anyway, thanks for bringing that up. Scratch the idea of Lex opening up Quicken every month and entering his transactions!
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Date: 2003-11-15 11:58 pm (UTC)Hmm, I guess I can buy it. Although I'd think an advisor would wonder why the cheques which *were* going through were out of order. i.e. #236, #237, #239, if we assume the uncashed cheque to Clark is #238. Of course, I could always be overthinking this *just* a little.
I can buy Lex letting his financial advisors handle the day-to-day of his accounts, but I'm still not sure Clark would be able to open a chequing account, not unless he was willing to use his real name. The banks want a lot of info before they'll take your money.
Anyway, thanks for bringing that up. Scratch the idea of Lex opening up Quicken every month and entering his transactions!