The power of a name, that is in a bible I think.... Drunkard eeeeh! The first day I logged in here, I had a bad test about Jason Hill, just because he said he was American and dropped his Kenyan last name.... I knew he was fake but he even got faker(english is my third language) when he started mentioning the names of small Nairobi and Kiambu streets and he became the fakest when he said he is a former vice president JP morgan and he hires and fire people like Donald Trump reality TV.

I'm not sure where Drunkard is getting his information from, however, my offer stands... Drunkard, you are less than 5 hours from me, in Chicago, so, like President Obama, I am willing to allow you to take a peek at my genuine birth cert, W2s from JP, even security badges and business cards from Fortune 500. If that's not enough, we can call JP's HR line together and using my SSN, they will validate my years of service and last position. Even baby pictures and school yearbooks.

This however probably wouldn't stop your lies and internal confusion, but the offer stands.

But in return, I want your full apology.

If you have the stones, place a wager.

You should come here to Ohio, since you challenged me for proof, but if the trip is too far for you, we can meet half way. Anyone else in the US midwest is welcome to come. We can make it a Wazua outing for those in the diaspora.

In fact, if you would like to come to Columbus, I can arrange to have you shown around JP Morgan's Operations Center, or, you can meet some of my colleagues from JP.

Best,

Hill

This mapambano is interesting..

It should be on twitter!

Drunkard, enough Sarah Palin birther talk. Are you coming or not? The beer and burnt meat is on me. No harm, no foul.

Best,

Hill

@ Drunkard, Before JP I was one of the top IT consultants in LA. During that time, most consulting/contract engagements paid far more than salaried work ($100 to $250/hour), and they were corp-to-corp, so the deductions and tax benefits were spectacular. They were usually 12 month engagements, mostly for migrations, upgrades, and implementations, rather than for sustaining support and operations. Bank One recruited me directly into a VP position, out-of-the-blue, with a very good offer, so I took it as a perm salaried position. They were in-sourcing from IBM and wanted the best people possible. Then I moved up the ladder a bit. B1, of course, merged with JP and the rest is history.

I left JP with some partners and we founded SERD, which supplies not only JP but other major companies with banking technology and compliance services. It is better than SVP pay without waiting 5 to 10 more years to make the move from FVP (which JP dropped and made all us FVPs VPs during the merger, though FVP was higher) to SVP.

Best,

Hill