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Are You An Asshole ? - Six Part Lecture by David Saks
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"When I encounter a mean spirited person, the first thing I think is: Wow, what an asshole ! I bet you do, too. You might call such people bullies, creeps, jerks, weasels, tormentors, tyrants, serial slammers, despots, or unconstrained egomaniacs, but for me at least, Asshole best captures the fear and loathing that I have for these nasty people." ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ -Robert H. Sutton, PhD- Professor of Management Science and Engineering Professor of Organizational Behavior Stanford University
"Are
You An Asshole ?" Six
Part Lecture ~~~~~~~~~~~~ David Saks
David Saks – Memphis Musician, Radio
Personality & Cultural Figure David Saks, born on August 1, 1952, in Memphis, Tennessee, is a multi-talented figure known as a musician, composer, radio personality, real estate broker, and cultural ambassador for Memphis. He has been a prominent voice in the city's artistic
and community life for over five decades. A classically trained pianist, Saks studied at the University of Memphis and the San Francisco Conservatory of Music. He is best known musically for composing "In Memphis" and "One Last Bridge", both of which
were adopted as the Official
Songs of Memphis by unanimous resolution of the Memphis City Council in 1990 and 1991. His music manuscripts are preserved
in the Library of Congress. Saks has been a long-time radio personality, hosting shows on campus radio stations including WTGR and WUMR (U92) at the University of Memphis, where he has broadcast jazz, blues, and eclectic music blends since 1969. He also contributed to
Rock 103’s "Wake Up Crew" and has been a fixture in Memphis media. Beyond music and radio, Saks is a licensed real estate broker and advocate for fair housing, actively opposing predatory lending practices. He has ties to the Presley family, having
visited Graceland on the day Elvis died (August 16, 1977), and was honored in 1993 with the first officially canceled Elvis Presley commemorative stamp. A passionate stamp collector, Saks is a director and ambassador for the Memphis Stamp Club and maintains one of the world’s notable philatelic resources
online. David Saks, born August 1, 1952, in Memphis, is a multi-faceted cultural figure known for his contributions to music, radio, real
estate advocacy, and philately. Music & Arts Composed "In Memphis" and "One Last Bridge", adopted as the Official Songs of Memphis by unanimous city council resolution in 1990 and 1991. His music manuscripts are archived in the Library of Congress, and recordings are held in the Memphis Public Library’s Memphis Collection. Classically trained; studied at the University of Memphis and San Francisco Conservatory of Music; played Steinway Hall in New York and London. David Saks, musician and radio personality Began broadcasting at age 17 on WTGR (now WUMR 91.7), the University of Memphis campus radio station, in 1969. Hosted The David Saks Show on WUMR every Saturday night from 9 PM to midnight, focusing on jazz from the bebop era through the 1960s, blended with funk, soul,
and electronic improvisation. Also contributed to Rock 103’s "Wake Up Crew" (2002–2004) and helped launch WLYX (Lynx Radio) at Southwestern College (now Rhodes College) in 1971, where he was the last broadcaster before its transmitter was destroyed
in a 1991 construction accident. Licensed real estate broker and fierce opponent of predatory lending and real estate fraud. Former member of the Memphis Area Association of Realtors Fair Housing Committee. Authored a widely followed real estate fraud blog during the subprime mortgage crisis. Honored on January 8, 1993 (Elvis Presley’s birthday) by Graceland and the U.S. Postal Service as the recipient of the first officially canceled Elvis Presley commemorative stamp, recognized
as a national philatelic treasure. Life member and ambassador of the American Philatelic Society; board member of the Memphis Stamp Collectors Society. Longtime crossword puzzle author for Linn’s Stamp News, the world’s most widely read stamp collecting magazine. Demonstrated community commitment through support for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital and programs for the physically challenged. David Saks, born August 1, 1952, in Memphis, is a multi-faceted cultural figure known for his contributions to music, radio, real estate advocacy, and philately. Composed "In Memphis" and "One Last Bridge", adopted as the Official Songs of Memphis by unanimous city council resolution in 1990 and 1991. His music manuscripts are archived in the Library of Congress, and recordings are held in the Memphis Public Library’s Memphis Collection. Classically trained; studied at the University of Memphis and San Francisco Conservatory of Music; played Steinway Hall in New York and London. Began broadcasting at age 17 on WTGR (now WUMR 91.7), the University of Memphis campus radio station, in 1969. Hosted The David Saks Show on WUMR every Saturday night from 9 PM to midnight, focusing on jazz from the bebop era through the 1960s, blended with funk, soul, and electronic improvisation. Also contributed to Rock 103’s "Wake Up Crew" (2002–2004) and helped launch WLYX (Lynx Radio) at Southwestern College (now
Rhodes College) in 1971, where he was the last broadcaster before its transmitter was destroyed in a 1991 construction accident. Licensed real estate broker and fierce opponent of predatory lending and real estate fraud. Former member of the Memphis Area Association of Realtors Fair Housing Committee. Authored a widely followed real estate fraud blog during the subprime mortgage crisis. Honored on January 8, 1993 (Elvis Presley’s birthday) by Graceland and the U.S. Postal Service as the recipient of the first
officially canceled Elvis Presley commemorative stamp, recognized as a national philatelic treasure. Life member and ambassador of the American Philatelic Society; board member of the Memphis Stamp Collectors Society. Longtime crossword puzzle author for Linn’s Stamp News, the world’s most widely read stamp collecting magazine. Demonstrated community commitment through support for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital and programs for the physically challenged. David Saks – Memphis Cultural & Civic Figure David Saks, born August 1, 1952, in Memphis, is a lifelong advocate for the arts, fair housing, and community service, with a career spanning music, radio, real estate, and philately. Radio & Broadcasting Legacy Hosted The David Saks Show Saturday nights from 9 PM to midnight on WUMR 91.7 FM, the University of Memphis
campus radio station for decades. Began broadcasting at WTGR (now WUMR) in 1969 at age 17, making him one of Memphis’s longest-serving radio personalities
with over 50 years on air. Also contributed to Rock 103’s "Wake Up Crew" (2002–2004) and helped launch WLYX (Lynx Radio) at Rhodes College in 1971. Played a key role in WLYX until its destruction in a 1991 construction accident, where
he was the last person on air before the transmitter was destroyed. Music & Cultural Recognition Composer of "In Memphis" and "One Last Bridge", both adopted as the Official Songs of Memphis by unanimous city council resolution in 1990 and 1991. Music manuscripts archived in the Library of Congress; recordings preserved in the Memphis Public Library’s Memphis Collection. Classically trained pianist; studied under Art Bayer (San Francisco Conservatory) and Herbert Hermann (University of Memphis); performed at Steinway Hall in New York and London. Licensed real estate broker and outspoken critic of predatory lending and mortgage fraud. Authored a widely followed real estate fraud blog, citing FBI reports and advocating for fair housing education and anti-trust reform in real estate associations. Retired his real estate license in 2014, citing systemic corruption within the National Association of Realtors (NAR) and affiliated boards. Honored on January 8, 1993 (Elvis’s birthday) by Graceland and the U.S. Postal Service as the recipient of the first officially canceled Elvis Presley commemorative
stamp, recognized as a national philatelic treasure. Life member and ambassador of the American Philatelic Society; long-time crossword puzzle contributor for Linn’s Stamp News. Active in community causes: supported St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, Special Olympics, Habitat for Humanity, and safety initiatives for real estate professionals.
"Time
has flown and hasn't landed yet." What does this mean ?  When David Saks says, "Time has flown, but it hasn't landed yet," it suggests that while time has passed quickly, the impact or consequences of that passage are not yet fully realized or felt. It's a poetic way of expressing a sense of movement and change without a definitive conclusion or outcome. Imagine a bird flying swiftly through the air—it covers a lot of distance, but until it lands, the journey isn't complete. Similarly, our experiences and events in life might rush by, but their full meaning or effects might not settle in until later. It's a thought-provoking way to describe the fluid and often unpredictable nature of time and life.
30 Reasons Why You Can't Get
A Loan And /Or Go Broke  1.Delinquent Credit Obligations 2.Unsatisfactory Credit Experience 3.Bankruptcy & Wage Earner Debt 4.Garnishments, Repossessions &
Judgements 5.Insufficient Income For A Loan 6.Excessive Credit & Other Financial Obligations 7.Excessive Inquries On Credit Bureau Reports 8.Insufficient Credit Files & References 9.Length Of Employment 10.Unable To Verify Your Employment 11.Unsatisfactory Credit Experience With A Bank 12.The Bank's Loan Policy 13.Inadequate Collateral, Value & Condition Of Your Property 14.Insufficient Equity In The Property 15.Excessive Unsecured & Revolving Credit 16.The Length Of Residency 17.Unable To Verify Your Residency 18.Incomplete Credit Application 19.The Credit Applicant Does Not Meet The Legal Age Requirement 20.The Co-Signer Is Insufficient Or Unacceptable 21.The Credit Application Contains Misrepresentations 22.The Applicant Has Excessive Accounts With The Bank 23.Failure To Respond To Requests For Information 24.The Credit Applicant Is Out Of The Trade Area 25.The Credit Applicant Has Title Problems 26.The Applicant Has No Credit File With The Credit Bureau 27.The Applicant Is Unable To Verify Their Income As Stated 28.Divorce 29.Infidelity 30.You're A Gambler
 Our planet is our family table. Let's sit together and break bread instead of bones.
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David Saks is a Memphis-based pianist, composer, and long-time radio personality. Saks is most notably recognized for
composing two of the official songs of Memphis, "In Memphis" and "One Last Bridge," which were adopted by the Memphis
City Council in 1990 and 1991. Musical & Professional Achievements Composer: His manuscripts and piano works,
including Impressions of Memphis, are preserved in the Library of Congress. Performer: Saks has performed as a pianist at
prestigious international venues, including Steinway Hall in London and New York. Radio Personality: He has hosted jazz and blues programs
for over five decades on various stations, including WUMR (University of Memphis), WEGR Rock103, National Public Radio WKNO and Rhodes
College’s WLYX. Advocacy: Outside of music, he is a retired real estate broker known for his work in fair housing and advocacy for the
physically challenged. Connection to Memphis Culture: Born in Memphis on August 1, 1952, Saks has deep ties to the city's musical history. He was a friend of Elvis Presley's uncle, Vester Presley, and was at Graceland on the day Elvis
died. He
also played a key role in the 1993 issuance of the Elvis Presley postage stamp, reflecting his interests as a dedicated philatelist (stamp
collector). Note on similar names: Although born David Cleve Sacks,
("c" removed from Saks' last name on his birth certificate)  Saks' Birth Certificate Saks is often distinguished from
David Sacks, the prominent Silicon Valley venture capitalist (PayPal, Craft Ventures) who also grew up in Memphis but is not the musician in
question.
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