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Jeff himself has said Amazon would not exist without Mackenzie... so I think not only is he perfectly happy with the outcome of the divorce, I think everyone wa
by cbozeman 6y ago
Jeff himself has said Amazon would not exist without Mackenzie... so I think not only is he perfectly happy with the outcome of the divorce, I think everyone was able to walk away, if not happy, at least satisfied.
However, you are of course speaking in broad terms, and I also happen to think you're correct. I know this was a concern for Elon Musk at one point. How much of a concern, I don't know, but I definitely remember reading about it.
This is really sticky sort of problem, wherein it seems good solutions are few and far between.
- CerealFounder 6y agoIs it? It only becomes a problem retroactively. It's like two athletes, one out plays the value of his contract and the other underplays. Do you think both deals should be reworked after theyve been inked based on outcome?
- kamaal 6y ago>>Jeff himself has said Amazon would not exist without Mackenzie... :) Men say a lot of things to their wives that can't be literally true. You have to say these things to ensure they don't feel useless in what is the most successful business of the century. When you are in a relationship, especially if you are the CEO of Amazon, you don't exactly speak in clojure.core.logic you use a lot of poetic metaphors to ensure your spouse feels important and relevant to your world shattering cause. Smarter people like Trump make their spouse sign a book thick nuptial agreements. Im sure the women themselves don't really care, getting married to a billionaire is something nearly all women in the world don't get an opportunity to do. There are also couples like the Clintons who understand how it all works, and are pragmatic enough to move on.