As played by Fred Armisen, New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg wants to give Occupy Wall Street protesters some direction.
Specifically, directions to other rich guys' houses.
Opening "Saturday Night Live," Armisen's version of the billionaire mayor seemed a little put-off by the past week's protests outside the homes of fellow rich guys. The mayor explained that he's actually not that wealthy -- and offered the names and addresses of some people who are.
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