A Goldman Sachs Exec Quits, Calling The Firm's Environment "Toxic"

I just saw this on the news.  I wonder how much money he was willing to take all those years helping to rip off the customers before he developed a conscience and decided to go public with his story.  Maybe they wouldn't give him that huge retirement bonus he wanted??  I have a feeling he has quite a ton of money for his "golden" years because it's obvious no other financial company is going to hire a whistle blower.  Like mature customers don't know they are being ripped off!  People can be very greedy when they think they can make a lot of money from an investment and they have to take the blows when the investment turns out not to be a winner.  I wonder if this guy will get a book offer from his sad story.  More ways he can make money off of the terrible things he "had" to do while working for GS!  Boo hoo!!!