January 29, 2002 Enron lived 'on edge - sex, money, all of it'  The rise and fall of Houston decadence Philip Delves Broughton  The Daily Telegraph, with files from news services  HOUSTON - Enron was a company in love with itself.
Office affairs were rampant, divorce among senior executives an epidemic and stories of couples steaming up glass-walled offices after late-night meetings were the talk of Houston.
"It was insane," says a former energy trader, soothing her financial injuries with a margarita.
"There were no rules for people, even in our personal lives.
Everything was about the company and everything was supposed to be on the edge -- sex, money, all of it."

Enron lived 'on edge - sex, money, all of it'