I know these words separately

I feel like this news re****t ought to be understandable, and 
yet somehow it isn't coming together for me.  Among the things that I 
wasn't expecting, besides the re-emergency of a Crazy Eddie personality: 
Geico is a Berk****re Hathaway thing?  Overstock.com is an actual 
company that does something or other?  You can call financial analysts 
Sith Lords?  

	http://blog.wired.com/business/2008/03/crazy-eddie-fra.html

	'Crazy Eddie' Exec Alleges Fraud at Overstock.com
	By Betsy Schiffman 	March 10, 2008 

		Sam Antar, a self-described convicted felon, takes 
	credit for helping mastermind the Crazy Eddie securities scheme, 
	one of the largest fraud cases of its time (it predates Enron). 
	Because of his experience, Antar says, he knows fraud when he 
	sees it -- and he thinks he sees it in Overstock.com.

		The feud between Antar and Overstock.com CEO Patrick Byrne 
	has to be one of the weirdest dramas unfolding in business today. 
	It has all the makings of a made-for-TV movie, or at the very 
	least, an episode of Arrested Development. Antar obsessively 
	argues that Overstock.com is falsifying its financial results and 
	misleading investors. Byrne, for his part, denies the charges -- 
	and has implied that Antar has a financial interest in tra****ng 
	Overstock.com.

		Byrne, the subject of Antar's research, comes from a 
	reputable family. His father, John Byrne, was former chairman of 
	Berk****re Hathaway's GEICO subsidiary. Patrick Byrne isn't your 
	typical dot-com CEO: He took over as CEO of Overstock.com in 1999, 
	after obtaining a masters degree from Cambridge as a Marshall 
	Scholar and a Ph.D. in philosophy at Stanford. He's no dummy, but 
	he is a loose cannon: He famously said on a conference call with 
	financial analysts a few years ago that there was a "Sith Lord" 
	conspiring to drive down his stock.

		Antar is a colorful character in his own right. After 
	helping falsify profits and financial records for the Crazy Eddie 
	chain, Antar says, he escaped jail time because he squealed on his 
	cousin Eddie Antar, the eponymous "Crazy Eddie" in the electronics 
	retail chain, known for its insaaaane prices.

-- 
								Joseph Nebus
------------------------------------------------------------------------------