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On the other hand, he also does his own dishes
by benbou09 13y ago
On the other hand, he also does his own dishes
- lmm 13y agoSeriously? That seems incredibly wasteful, not to mention boring. No way I'd be doing that if I had a fraction of his wealth.
- davidwihl 13y agoI'm a CEO who does his family's dishes as night. It keeps you grounded. It's a good message for your kids that in spite of their wealth they should clean up after themselves. It makes a connection to the millions of hard working people out there. Finally, if your wife cooks dinner (as mine does), it shows appreciation for her work and effort. I use a dishwasher (as does BillG most likely) but there is still plenty of work like pots & pans.
- maxerickson 13y agoI can understand not wanting dishes lying around all the time and also not wanting staff around all the time. I sort of see his job (what he chooses to make it anyway) as helping other people do good works by expanding their resources. I'm not sure that benefits from a 110% time commitment.