I don't see what he did wrong, I mean come on most of those companies in that building contributed to the economic meltdown. You could say he did something good?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b79LM7O6rVs

Let's not waste any more public resources on this douche.

His mother was incredulous to the News, "Ryan is a wonderful young man. This is totally unlike him. He would never do anything like this."

She's a moron. This seems to be theme with American mothers (eg, Columbine)

Hi, Ry. Bye, Ry.

On his Myspace page he lists his occupation as "office services." Yet the Post articles say he's a commodities broker. Nothing else he says on myspace would indicate that he's so humble a trader that he'd list his occupation as something so mundane... so the point is, I wonder if he really is a trader, or if someone just assumed that because of where he works.

Dear this tool's mom,

Yes, your tool son would do something like that.

Runs in the family, does it?

And people wonder how the stock market and financial industry got us into all this current mess. Just look at this retard and multiply his obvious intellectual skills by the hundreds of thousands of other idiots just like him and it becomes clear. How exactly does one become a stock trader? Maybe I need to go sign up so I can also make millions while being retarded.

Somebody is sooooo fired. Good luck finding another firm that's willing to hire you, Mr. "Do What? I don't know what you are talking about." I can't imagine any HR department not looking up his name on the Web and coming up with all these news stories, archived and available for eternity. Better get used to working at Starbucks or McDonalds and getting completely wasted on weekends to forget your misery.

Starbucks will have to take a pass on this guy. Just as in that elevator, when running their espresso machine, he clearly couldn't push a button.

I wish this were true, but in this day and age, it seems anyone can be forgiven for anything at any time. Perhaps the fact that this brat will have a criminal record will make a difference, as many companies tend to prefer not to hire felons.

But my guess is that, in the end, he gets off with criminal mischief.

Isn't there any building security in the lobby that would prevent an intoxicated man from going into the building in the middle of the night?

Guess he didn't want to end up like Nicholas White:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p_bMhNI_TY8

Wow, 41 hours?

HAHAHA, what a dope.