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Well at least he still has billions. It's not like he'll be poor and homeless. If I were him I'd just by my own Island somewhere and retire.
by GekkePrutser 5y ago
Well at least he still has billions. It's not like he'll be poor and homeless. If I were him I'd just by my own Island somewhere and retire.
- smabie 5y agoYou don't become a billionaire by being the kind of person who wants to chill on a private island.
- GekkePrutser 5y agoTrue, but it's not a terrible fate :) and it doesn't have to be an island either. I'm sure he can get residency of any country he wants. Maybe even start up a new company. It's not like his personal life is shattered or anything, that's all I mean.
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- zingplex 5y agoI'm not sure that's true. I've heard a great deal about billionaires and the things they do on their private islands.
- qshaman 5y agoYeah, I feel no sympathy for him, he was one of the 9-6-6 work hours system supporters, I'm not sorry he can't get away over there with things billionaires get away with , over here in the US. His end is not sad, nor fair. A fair end would be he loosing everything and the people that worked their ass off to make his wealth possible getting compensated.
- bombadilo 5y agoNot to be a dick, but it's "losing", not "loosing". This is the most incorrectly spelt word on the Internet and it makes me irrationally irate. If English is not your native language then I apologise for my pedantic outburst.
- qshaman 5y agoLol, is not , but thank you
- craftinator 5y agoFun fact: spelt is my favorite grain!
- anthonygd 5y agoWhy do you say "the people that worked their ass off to make his wealth possible" haven't been compensated?
- HappySweeney 5y ago9-6-6 is a lot of work, but not too much for someone that loves it. He advocates 9-9-6, which is just crazy.