Why are billionaires idolized? Would you want to become a billionaire?
Why, Why, Why, Why, Why, Why, Why, Why, Why, why are billionaires Idolized? Would you understand? You need a certain amount of money to make your life comfortable, but why do people aspire to become super rich if you had the chance, do you want want to become a billionaire or no
I think it's so interesting that billionaires are idealized. And, you know, I think sometimes they're idealized because it's perceived that they worked really hard to get that amount of money. But there's a lot of arguments around whether or not that's true. And quite frankly, I personally have almost an opposite outlook on billionaires because I genuinely believe that no money should have that much money. There's no purpose for it
Hi, Chef. Happy to see a spill. Actually, I do have this question why billionaires are idolized. I never know the answer for this. If you ask me, do I want to become a billionaire? No. I never wish for that. I can make myself happy with what I have. And I don't think we need millions or billions to make ourselves happy. But if you ask me, if someone knocks at my door, they give me billions. I never say no
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Shahnaz Ahmed
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That's kind of what I'm looking for when I think in terms of money, I just want to have enough for myself and not an extravagant life, but a little bit because I do like vacations. I like traveling a lot. I like traveling to nice places, like nice hotels and things like that. Sometimes I don't mind rustic, but I do love the comfort. I mean, I just do I'll be honest
My thought is the billions are a byproduct of the passion the billionaires had for their business, which created value for society at large. They created value, which resulted in billions of dollars being generated as profits for them. But they really enjoyed doing their work and it is the work they value most and not the billions made by billionaires is not money grabbed by them without giving value to others