...If anyone can do it, Story and Burke can, said Dick Kinzel, chief executive of Sandusky, Ohio-based Cedar Fair Entertainment Co., the largest amusement company traded on the NYSE.

"They make a great team," Kinzel said, "with a financial person, Burke, who came out of Wall Street, and an operations person, Story. Today's business needs both."...

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I'll let you all digest this, other than pointing out two things:

* The largest amusement company traded on Wall Street is SIX, which is ironic in this context. (A company where Story and Burke largely caused the recent bankruptcy).

* Today's business needs an operations person and a finance person. So, when did Mr. Kinzel come to that revelation? Pretty good Q if you ask me....

I'd like to know how they got Kinzel's comments in the first place. Is he friends of theirs? Seems he would be a little busy dealing with his own Q's.

Perhaps he is laying the groundwork for his post-retirement career? He certainly was no friend of those two when they ran Six Flags nearly into the ground...