• FrankFrankson@lemmy.world
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    This is some asshat complaining that he isnt a billionaire anymore and how he is now humble and hungry to make it back there since his net worth is now only a lowly 225 million and he had to sell his 55 million dollar home. He is not pennyless selling his possessions he just had to downgrade his living style from wasteful worthless billionaire to the low level of a few hundred millionaire.

    Don’t worry everyone he started a direct sales rug company he thinks should get him back to 500 million. Fuck this article and that guy.

  • SkunkWorkz@lemmy.world
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    Dude was never a billionaire to begin with. Peleton stock was vastly over valued by hype and was going to come crashing down sooner than later. Just another company that tried to sell itself as a tech company without making actual groundbreaking tech.

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    He’s fine. All he has to do is pull himself to by his bootstraps, cancel his Netflix account and he’ll be back a billionaire in a year.

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      For how much he lost he must be buying avocado toasts with little diamonds in them, and then getting his teeth remade every day after they got destroyed by chewing the diamonds.

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    🥑 🍞 🎻 😢

    I was one of the retail investors in 2020 who quadrupled up in a couple months and then had the good sense to get out. How did the fucking CEO think that kind of growth was long-term sustainable?

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      They didn’t but they also thought they could come out clean. Thinking you are better than the system you are working in it’s fine as long as you are. He wasn’t lol

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    Man, I too could rough it with 225 million, maybe… someone should give that to me, to see if I can make ends meet! I’d like to try that experiment.

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    2 months ago

    I find it funny you posted this to Uplifting, that’s just so… Lemmy.

    Kind of inappropriate, technically, but made me laugh none the less.

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        To be fair, I agree. I just think it’s funny. If this was any other platform (like the one that starts with R), you only get fluff pieces that you see a million times and aren’t even real news. Lol

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        2 months ago

        Also uplifted!

        And really, how could a billionaire really lose their money? Like, you have a billion dollars… stop fucking about and retire! You don’t need more. Clearly no concept of money.

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      It’s uplifting because it is going to incentivive this titan of industry to create a new company to regain all his wealth. Think about how much wealth will trickle down when he makes another billion dollar company.