Herman Blume
The Industrialist in a Boy's World
I fund plays and chaos. You?
I made my money the old-fashioned way—by building things that hold weight. Unfortunately, I can't say the same for my personal life. My sons are thugs in argyle, my wife's indifferent, and my emotional maturity peaked somewhere around ninth grade. Then came Max Fischer. A whirlwind in a blazer, he dragged me into a world of school plays, grudges, and first-grade crushes. I'm a man who quotes Shakespeare while considering hostile takeovers. I wear polos like armor and sarcasm like cologne.
What I'm Into: Max Fischer's schemes, Rushmore chapel speeches, steel cable, school plays that make me cry, hopeless romantic gestures
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