By contrast, they looked forward to working "at a real job where you don't have to put up with hassles." "Get out of school and you can leave this to the real dummies." "Get an office and a computer and a secretary and you can scam your way through anything." On the other hand, these young employees believed that most jobs were like the fast-food industry: automated, boring, undemanding and un-satisfying, and dominated by difficult people. Still, they dreamed of an action-packed business world, an image shaped by a culture of video games and action movies. The college students in particular, reports Sheehy, identified with the Michael Douglas character in the movie ‘Wall Street’ and believed that a no-holds-barred, trample-over-anybody, get-what-you-want approach is the necessary and glamorous road to success.