a talent.”

For his part, Scott touted his close relationship with Trump who, Scott said, gave Florida everything it wanted when it was struck by Hurricane Irma in 2017 and Hurricane Michael.

Scott stuck to his longtime message of talking about jobs — specifically the 1.6 million private-sector jobs created during his two terms as governor — and described his opponent, Sen. Bill Nelson, as a do-nothing who has held various elected offices for four decades.

“Bill Nelson cares about one job: his,” Scott said to cheers, attacking the Democrat for voting against the “Trump tax cuts” and voting for tax increases while watching the national debt soar on his watch, although some of that future debt will be bigger because of the president’s tax cut package that Scott lauds.

Scott alsoAfter earning his Master’s in Mathematics from the University of Waterloo, he landed what to many would be the job of a lifetime working for The Bank of Montreal as a quantitative analyst on Bay St, AKA he was the guy double-fisting espresso on the trading floor while somehow also yelling into his flip-phone and angrily snapping it closed every ten minutes. Once he started to apply that same expertise to betting, he found himself engulfed in a hobby that would steadily inch its way toward a career.

After 5 years of working for The Bank of Montreal, pricing billions worth of assets every day, it proved to be just as stressful as you could expect. Considering I hyperventilate at the thought of losing the modest amounts I’m used