Six Degrees of Separation. Or Citation. Or G5. Or Lear. Or Falcon 2000. Or...

Slate's Daniel Gross (the Moneybox guy) reckons corporate scandals can be partly blamed on the fierce desire of execs to keep their sky-limos and the rarified life of exclusive privelege they convey.

Hey, if you're worth a billion or so and you stoop to goofyness to avoid a 50 grand stock loss, who's to say what's plausible or not?