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Lot Long
by Gary E. Andrews - 11/10/26 11:20 AM
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Joined: Aug 2007
Posts: 7,230 Likes: 87
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Sounds just like what I remember Steve... Back in that day, the brokers would write their orders on a piece of paper, and then their assistant would stick it in a pneumatic tube that would go to the person who got the order placed. I don't know if it was called in or run through a node.
Years later I built out a room for a company called Rotan Mosle that PaineWebber bought. The room was called a node. The orders went to the node and then on to NY or somewhere. I just installed racks and electrical outlets. All the actual equipment that placed the orders was then installed by others.
"Good times, Bad times, you know I've had my share"
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