ABBA The Museum

So I'm all in on ABBA.

Put in a plug for the ABBA Museum.

If you ever make it to Sweden, and I've only been there one time, you have to go to the ABBA Museum.

It is phenomenal.

It's amazing.

But it's been a great career.

One of the anecdotes I really loved in the book was when you wrote about how you threw a party for Eugene Fama at the ABBA Museum in Stockholm, Sweden, in celebration of his Nobel Prize.

What was that like?

Well, it's kind of a University of Chicago story.

I'd been to the Nobel ceremony when Myron Scholes and Bob Merton got there.

Nobel Prize and saw how the whole thing worked and it's like a week-long celebration and they don't give these Nobel laureates much time on their own.

So they had two free nights and Gene Fahm invited me to go with him they give him a certain number of tickets well in addition because gene has four kids and a number of grandkids he only had two tickets left for friends so his long-term colleague ken french and i invite us to join them i said okay but i know how this works gene and i don't think you're gonna do a good job of planning a party so let me plan those two free nights and uh so i call it the abba museum stockholm hasn't had a museum I said, I'd like to rent the museum out tonight for a party.

They go, well, we don't do that.

You got to get tickets to the Anne Frank House early.

Also, might I suggest the ABBA Museum? Okay.

Very good time.

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