45 year old billionaire spends 2 MM/year to look 18
- Thread starter Pekelo
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Here is a day in Brian's life:
3 things, what he has limited control over:
1. Air quality. Maybe LA isn't the best place to live if air quality is so important for him.
2. World war with nukes. I wonder if he has an atomic bunker or anything similar? Maybe a cottage in the mountains with food and ammo?
3. Car accidents. Does he have a driver?
All these 3 could be effected by moving to rural, I dunno, Montana or something. Oh yeah, and both dudes need a healthy tan. It is California!!!!
3 things, what he has limited control over:
1. Air quality. Maybe LA isn't the best place to live if air quality is so important for him.
2. World war with nukes. I wonder if he has an atomic bunker or anything similar? Maybe a cottage in the mountains with food and ammo?
3. Car accidents. Does he have a driver?
All these 3 could be effected by moving to rural, I dunno, Montana or something. Oh yeah, and both dudes need a healthy tan. It is California!!!!
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...and another video. He stops drinking liquids at 1 pm. That is a little extreme. Maybe 5-6 pm would be more realistic.
I would like to ask him:
-What do you do for fun?
-What are your hobbies?
-Do you go on a hike, sailing trip or just sitting on the beach? (most likely none of these)
-What gives meaning to your life?
What is the point of extending life for nothing just for the sake of quantity???
I would like to ask him:
-What do you do for fun?
-What are your hobbies?
-Do you go on a hike, sailing trip or just sitting on the beach? (most likely none of these)
-What gives meaning to your life?
What is the point of extending life for nothing just for the sake of quantity???
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He is a Billionaire. When you attain that status they let you 'grab em by the pussy', no matter how old you are.
What's the rationale?
I am not sure, but maybe sleeping without peeing? You would think if you stop drinking at 5 pm, that would do it. Going 9 hours without drinking goes against the prevailing wisdom.
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Usually it's ,,No liquids policy, 2 hours before you're going to sleep''
Well, I suppose that'll work, but I imagine at the expense of risking dehydration.