Jeff Bezos is Living His Best Life

Summary

This video explores the diverse ways 12 retired billionaires spend their fortunes during retirement. From Jeff Bezos' $500 million mega-yacht to Lillian Bettencourt's tragic dementia-induced spending spree, each billionaire's story is unique. Some, like Steve Ballmer, find happiness through sports and golf, while others, like Paul Allen, struggle to find fulfillment despite lavish spending. The video also highlights philanthropists like Bill Gates, who focuses on giving back, and Warren Buffett, who dislikes the concept of retirement. The contrasting lifestyles of these mega-rich individuals offer a glimpse into the complexities of wealth and happiness in retirement.

Takeaways

• 💰 Jeff Bezos had a net worth of around $200 billion when he retired in 2021, which would take 547 years to spend at a rate of $1 million a day.
• 🛍️ Lillian Bettencourt, the richest woman in the world, suffered from dementia and Alzheimer's, leading to reckless spending and exploitation by those around her.
• 🏀 Steve Ballmer, retired CEO of Microsoft, enjoys his retirement by purchasing the Los Angeles Clippers and indulging in his love for golf.
• 🚀 Paul Allen, co-founder of Microsoft, spent lavishly on yachts, sports teams, and parties but still felt unfulfilled despite his wealth.
• 🤔 Bill Gates, known for his workaholic nature, has found meaning in retirement by giving away the majority of his wealth through the Giving Pledge.
• 💸 Jeff Bezos has been criticized for spending extravagantly on a mega-yacht and real estate, but he has also committed to fighting climate change through the Earth Fund.
• 🏙️ Michael Bloomberg's retirement involved entering the stressful world of politics, including a failed bid for the U.S. presidency.
• 🚀 Warren Buffett dislikes the concept of retirement and continues to work actively at the age of 93, amassing over $100 billion.
• 🏀 Michael Jordan spends his retirement playing golf, running the Charlotte Hornets, and dealing with the largest divorce settlement in history.
• 👗 Amancio Ortega, founder of Zara, leads a frugal life despite his wealth, reflecting his humble beginnings and work ethic.
• 🗳️ Meg Whitman transitioned from being the CEO of eBay to entering politics and serving as the U.S. ambassador to Kenya.

Q & A

How long would it take Jeff Bezos to spend his fortune if he spent $1 million a day?

It would take Jeff Bezos 547 years to spend his entire fortune if he spent $1 million a day.

Who is helping Jeff Bezos make mindboggling expenses?

Jeff Bezos' new girlfriend is helping him make mindboggling expenses.

What did Lillian Betancourt inherit to become rich?

Lillian Betancourt inherited her father's share of L'Oreal, the world's largest cosmetics company, making her extremely wealthy.

What condition did Lillian Betancourt suffer from that led to her giving away large sums of money?

Lillian Betancourt suffered from dementia and Alzheimer's disease, which led to her making irrational financial decisions.

How did the courts intervene in Lillian Betancourt's financial affairs?

The courts placed Lillian Betancourt under the guardianship of her daughter and grandson, declaring her unfit to manage her wealth.

What notable purchase did Steve Ballmer make after retiring from Microsoft?

After retiring from Microsoft, Steve Ballmer purchased the Los Angeles Clippers basketball team for $2 billion.

What were some of Paul Allen's extravagant purchases after his retirement?

Paul Allen purchased a super yacht named Octopus for $200 million, the Portland Trailblazers basketball team for $70 million, and the Seattle Seahawks football team for $200 million.

What initiative did Bill Gates start to give away his wealth?

Bill Gates started the Giving Pledge, in which he and other billionaires promised to give away the majority of their wealth to charity.

What is the name of Jeff Bezos' $500 million mega yacht?

Jeff Bezos' $500 million mega yacht is named Koru.

How did Michael Jordan spend his retirement years?

Michael Jordan spent his retirement years playing golf, doing business, helping groups fight racism, and becoming the majority owner of the Charlotte Hornets.

Outlines

00:00

💰 Jeff Bezos' Lavish Retirement Spending

Jeff Bezos, with a net worth of around $200 billion upon his retirement in 2021, could theoretically spend $1 million daily for 547 years without depleting his wealth. Bezos' extravagant spending includes a $500 million purchase, which is one of many 'wacky, reckless, and creative' expenditures by retired billionaires featured in the video. The video also highlights the tragic life of Lillian Bettencourt, the richest woman in the world, who suffered from dementia and Alzheimer's, leading to her wealth being mismanaged and exploited by those around her.

05:00

🏀 Steve Ballmer's Fun-Filled Retirement

Steve Ballmer, former CEO of Microsoft, retired with billions and found happiness in his retirement. He purchased the Los Angeles Clippers for $2 billion and enjoys attending games. Ballmer's love for golf led him to join seven exclusive golf clubs and travel the world for golf vacations. Despite his fun-filled retirement, he also contributes to charity through his foundation, contrasting with Paul Allen, who spent lavishly on yachts, sports teams, and parties but still felt unfulfilled.

10:01

🚀 Bill Gates' Philanthropic Retirement

Bill Gates, co-founder of Microsoft, retired as a certified workaholic with a net worth of $58 billion. Instead of spending his wealth on personal luxuries, Gates has focused on philanthropy, creating the 'Giving Pledge' with his wife Melinda. The initiative encourages billionaires to donate the majority of their wealth to charity, with Gates having donated over $50 billion through his foundation to fight hunger, develop vaccines, and improve education.

15:02

🏆 Michael Jordan's Competitive Golf and Business Ventures

Michael Jordan, the renowned basketball player, retired from sports but continued to engage in competitive golf, which he finds challenging and fulfilling. He became the majority owner of the Charlotte Hornets and later sold his stake for $3 billion. Despite a costly divorce settlement of $168 million, Jordan has maintained a private life, focusing on family and business.

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👗 Amancio Ortega's Frugal Lifestyle and Meg Whitman's Political Ambitions

Amancio Ortega, the founder of the Zara fashion brand, leads a modest life despite his immense wealth, choosing to live in an unremarkable apartment and drive a simple car. In contrast, Meg Whitman, former CEO of eBay, entered politics during her retirement, even funding her own campaign to become the governor of California. She was later appointed as the United States ambassador to Kenya, showcasing her desire to serve her country.

Keywords

💡Jeff Bezos

Jeff Bezos is the founder of Amazon and one of the richest people in the world. In the video, his extravagant spending during retirement is highlighted, such as purchasing a $500 million yacht and several mansions. His lifestyle contrasts with other billionaires who spend their fortunes in different ways.

💡Retirement

Retirement is the period in life when one stops working full-time, typically after reaching a certain age or financial status. The video explores how various billionaires spend their retirement, showcasing a range of activities from extravagant spending to philanthropic efforts.

💡Lilian Bettencourt

Lilian Bettencourt was the heiress of L'Oreal and one of the richest women in the world. The video details her tragic retirement, marked by her giving away large sums of money due to dementia and Alzheimer's, and eventually being placed under guardianship.

💡Steve Ballmer

Steve Ballmer is the former CEO of Microsoft. His retirement is portrayed as the happiest, filled with activities he enjoys like attending Los Angeles Clippers games and playing golf. His positive approach contrasts with others who struggle to find fulfillment.

💡Paul Allen

Paul Allen, co-founder of Microsoft, is featured for his extravagant spending on luxury items like yachts and sports teams during his retirement. Despite his wealth and lavish lifestyle, he struggled with happiness and fulfillment, showing that money doesn't guarantee contentment.

💡Bill Gates

Bill Gates, another Microsoft co-founder, chose to focus on philanthropy during his retirement. He created the Giving Pledge and has donated billions to charitable causes. His approach to retirement emphasizes giving back and solving global issues rather than personal indulgence.

💡Michael Bloomberg

Michael Bloomberg is a billionaire who transitioned from business to politics during his retirement. He served as the Mayor of New York City and even ran for the U.S. presidency. His active and public retirement stands out against more leisurely lifestyles.

💡Warren Buffett

Warren Buffett is a legendary investor known for his reluctance to retire. Even at an advanced age, he continues to work daily. His disdain for traditional retirement underscores his deep commitment to his work and the investment world.

💡Michael Jordan

Michael Jordan, a retired basketball legend, spends his retirement engaged in golf, business ventures, and charitable activities. His story highlights a transition from sports to other competitive and philanthropic pursuits, maintaining his public persona post-retirement.

💡Philanthropy

Philanthropy involves donating money, goods, time, or effort to support charitable causes. The video showcases several billionaires, like Bill Gates and Michael Bloomberg, who dedicate a significant portion of their wealth and time to philanthropic activities, contrasting with those who spend more on personal luxuries.

Highlights

Jeff Bezos had a net worth of around $200 billion at the time of his retirement in 2021.

Bezos could spend $1 million a day and it would take him 547 years to deplete his fortune.

The video covers 12 retired billionaires and their extravagant or tragic retirement lifestyles.

Lillian Bettencourt, the richest woman in the world, suffered a disastrous retirement due to dementia.

Bettencourt gave away billions in gifts and investments, which were later found to be influenced by her dementia.

Steve Ballmer, former CEO of Microsoft, enjoys his retirement by purchasing sports teams and playing golf.

Ballmer is known as the happiest retired guy on Earth due to his active and enjoyable retirement.

Paul Allen, co-founder of Microsoft, spent heavily on yachts, sports teams, and parties but still felt unfulfilled.

Bill Gates, instead of spending his wealth, focuses on philanthropy through the Giving Pledge.

Gates has donated over $50 billion through his foundation to fight hunger, develop vaccines, and improve education.

Jeff Bezos has been criticized for spending on personal luxuries like a $500 million mega-yacht.

Bezos also launched a $10 billion fund to fight climate change called the Bezos Earth Fund.

Michael Bloomberg spent heavily on his political campaigns but found politics more stressful than business.

Warren Buffett dislikes the concept of retirement and continues to work actively at 93 years old.

Michael Jordan, after retiring from basketball, faced a $168 million divorce settlement, one of the largest in history.

Amancio Ortega, founder of Zara, lives a frugal life despite being one of the richest men in Europe.

Meg Whitman, former CEO of eBay, entered politics during her retirement, even funding her own campaign.

George Lucas retired to spend more time with his family after selling Lucasfilm to Disney for $4.1 billion.

Sam Walton, founder of Walmart, unfortunately passed away only four years after his retirement.

The Al Nahyan royal family of Abu Dhabi is known for their extravagant and luxurious lifestyle.

Transcripts

when Jeff Bezos retired in 2021 he had a

net worth of around $200

billion this means if Bezos spends $1

million a day it would take him

547 years to blow through his entire

Fortune lucky for Bezos he's gotten

himself a new girlfriend who's been

helping him make mindboggling expenses

like this thing that they bought for

$500

million but before we reveal what Bezos

is splashing his billions on you should

know that he isn't the only retired

billionaire wondering how to spend his

money in this video we'll cover 12

retired billionaires and reveal the

wacky Reckless and creative things these

Mega rich people do during their

retirement be prepared for surprises

because while some of these billionaires

are Riding High others are living

extremely miserable lives take Lillian

betancort for instance of all the

billionaires we'll cover Lillian betan

Court's life after retirement is by far

the most

tragic Lillian wasn't your average

billionaire she was the richest woman in

the world however all Lillian's money

couldn't prevent her retirement from

being so

disastrous to understand what happened

to Lillian you need to know exactly how

she amassed $44 billion in the first

place Lillian Betten cour was the only

child of the founder of L'Oreal the

world's largest Cosmetics company when

her father died in

1957 Lillian inherited his share of the

company and in the process became Filthy

Rich she got married had a child and

lived a pretty disciplined life however

that all changed when she retired and

lilan began doing things that made no

sense for instance Lillian gave a

photographer cash and Gifts totaling $1

billion simply because she liked his

personality she even offered the same

guy an entire Mansion as a gift but he

turned it down as if that wasn't bad

enough Lillian also gave her lawyer $200

million what was the reason she said she

wanted to invest the 200 million into an

online gambling company the lawyer had

told her about over 10 years lilan gave

away Exquisite paintings large sums of

money and expensive jewelry to dozens of

people the spending spree only stopped

when Lillian's daughter involved the

French courts in the matter after

running some medical tests on Lillian

the courts realized that she was

suffering from dementia and

Alzheimer's this means all those years

Lillian was showering people with money

and gifts she wasn't thinking straight

in the press that report says that beton

courot now age 88 is suffering from

dementia and the Alzheimer's disease 10

people including Lillian's nurse friends

and lawyer were accused of taking

advantage of her fragile mental state to

steal her money after the intense

courtroom battle eight of them were

found guilty and sentenced to time

Behind Bars the courts also declared

lilan unfit to manage her wealth and

placed her under the supervision of her

daughter and

Grandson a court in France has ruled

that the country's richest woman lilan

betan cor be placed under the

guardianship of her grandson and that

her vast Fortune be managed by her

daughter this court order made Lillian

beton Court a billionaire who needed

permission to spend her own money how

tragic but while lilan was surrounded by

vultures and parasites during her

retirement Steve balmer's retirement is

so much fun that he's been called the

happiest retired guy on earth

in 1980 Steve bulmer dropped out of

college to join Microsoft as the 30th

employee 20 years later he was appointed

CEO of Microsoft but Steve wouldn't have

been excited about the promotion if he

knew how much frustration and stress it

was going to bring him and by his own

admission Palmer was big bald and

loud

Microsoft was such a huge company that

making one bad decision or launching a

product that flopped cost the firm

billions of dollars and Steve made a lot

of mistakes leading to him being

constantly criticized by customers the

press and

shareholders pep rallies alone couldn't

cover up the Colossal missteps that were

to come first there was Windows Vista a

long overdue over budget update to

Microsoft's cash cap

then there was the move to mobile

devices an opportunity that bomber and

Company missed until it was almost too

late fair to say that that that the

smartphone category the cell phone

category has been your company's

Achilles heel over the last many years

true uh over the last year too I'd agree

with that the stakes were high the

spotlight was bright and there was no

room for mistakes bulmer LED Microsoft

for 14 years and retired in 2014 with

billions of dollars in the bank after

enduring the pressure of running the

world's biggest company Steve bulmer was

determined to make every day of his

retirement as enjoyable as possible the

same year he retired Bulma purchased the

Los Angeles Clippers for a whopping $2

billion he attends almost every game

cheering the team on and having

fun do we have any Clipper fans here

I can't hear you but the best part of

bulma's retirement is golf Bulma loves

golf so much he's a member of seven

exclusive golf clubs two in Seattle two

in Hawaii one in Los Angeles one in

Nebraska and one in Detroit Bulma even

travels for golf vacations with his

closest friends they fly around the

world in his private jet playing on the

best golf courses from Scotland to New

Zealand Steve also donates a lot of

money to charity through his foundation

but while Steve bulmer is the happiest

retired guy on Earth this next

billionaire complained that after

spending billions of dollars he still

wasn't happy or fulfilled Paul Allen

co-founder of Microsoft was only 30

years old when he received the worst

news of his life he had cancer to to

focus on treating his cancer Paul

retired from Microsoft of course it was

easy for Paul to retire early because he

was already worth millions of dollars

thanks to Microsoft success a few years

later Microsoft went public catapulting

Paul from millionaire to billionaire

status Paul Allen was Young Rich and

retired and he had just beaten cancer

now he was ready to enjoy his retirement

to the fullest Paul splashed $200

million on a super yacht called The

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Octopus the octopus had eight levels

crew of 60 including former US Navy

Seals two helicopters seven boats a

remote controlled vehicle that crawls

across the ocean floor a recording

studio and a 10man

submarine but Allan still had more money

to blow he paid 70 million to buy the

Portland Trailblazers basketball team

and then another 200 million for the

Seattle Seahawks football team but he

didn't stop there Paul Allen snagged a

collection of sports cars and private

jets including two Boeing 7 f 57s and a

challenger 601 he also purchased a

collection of old war planes and iconic

paintings but apart from buying things

Paul also tried to use his money to buy

friends Paul Allen wasn't very good at

making friends because he was awkward

and shy to fix this problem he threw

extravagant parties and invited

celebrities to come hang out with him

this is a scene from one of alen parties

on his yacht cut

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to Paul Allen even got on stage to sing

and play the

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guitar Paul Allen threw lots of parties

in 1998 Allen celebrated his 45th

birthday by taking his friends on a

week-long luxury cruise to Alaska that

cost him about $5

million 2 years later he blew another 8

million on another party when he flew

guests to Helsinki and St Petersburg for

the festivities but after all this

spending Allan still felt like crap Paul

reportedly complained to his friends

about how fr frustrated he was Allan

said I've spent money on Jets boats I

don't know what to do next we don't know

whether Paul Allen ever found the piece

he was searching for sadly his cancer

returned in 2018 and he died a few

months later Allan died yesterday from

non Hotchkins lyoma he was just 65 years

old but while Paul Allen may have never

found true happiness his former best

friend Bill Gates seems to have found

meaning by trying to solve the world's

biggest problems many people never

expected Bill Gates to retire because he

was a certified

workaholic I used to stay at work uh

till 11: or 12 and then go home and read

oh

wow that's 11: or 12 p.m. as he showed

me the main Microsoft campus Bill

confessed that he's a workaholic he puts

in hours even on weekends Bill's

commitment to work p paid off because by

the time he was retiring he was worth

$58

billion so how did one of the richest

men in the world spend his billions

during retirement surprisingly he was

less interested in spending the money

and more interested in giving it all

away bill and his wife created the

giving pledge in which he promised to

give away the majority of his wealth and

encourage other billionaires to do the

same according to one recent estimate

the world is more than 2,000

billionaires many of them are being

asked to give half of their fortunes to

charity the giving pledge was created by

Bill Gates his wife Melinda and Warren

Buffet so far Gates has donated over $50

billion through his foundation Bill

Gates doesn't throw parties or take

expensive vacations he spends all his

time working to Fight Hunger develop

vaccines and improve education although

Gates has vowed to give away 99% of his

wealth this next billionaire has been

criticized for spending too much on

himself and not giving enough to charity

Jeff Bezos and his new girlfriend Lauren

Sanchez have been writing big checks a

perfect example is the $500 million mega

yacht Bezos recently purchased V owned

by founder Jeff Bezos just dropped

anchor in South Florida the half billion

dooll vessel named koru is docked right

now at Port Everglades the

417 footer is the world's largest

sailing and to top it all off the yacht

has a mermaid sculpture that resembles

his girlfriend Lauren Sanchez but that's

not the only mindboggling thing Bezos

has splashed money on during his

retirement Bezos spent $68 million on a

waterfront mansion on Miami's Indian in

Creek Village and only 2 months later he

dropped another $79 million to buy the

Mansion next door but Bezos has also

spent some money on humanitarian causes

in 2020 he launched a 10 billion doll

fund to fight climate change he called

it the Earth fund and has already

dispersed grants exceeding $100

million nowadays Bezos spends most of

his time vacationing in exclusive

Resorts attending private parties and

working on passion projects like his

space company blue origin but while

Bezos spends most of his time relaxing

our next billionaire did the opposite

Michael Bloomberg's activities during

retirement were more stressful than

anything he'd done in his 40 years of

work the voters have spoken and now it's

up to us to deliver can we do

it Michael Bloomberg is a household name

in America but how did he get rich

Bloomberg's father was a bookkeeper and

his mother a secretary after completing

a degree in engineering he went on to

Harvard Business School then taking a

position with an investment Bank

Bloomberg quickly climbed the ladder

within 15 years he made General partner

but was fired in

1981 the day after his dismissal

Bloomberg used 4 million ion us to

launch a financial information company

called Innovative Market systems later

to become Bloomberg LP over the course

of 20 years he built that company from a

startup to a multi-billion doll

Enterprise but when the time came for

Bloomberg to retire he simply jumped

from the stressful world of business

into the stressful world of politics

Bloomberg was elected mayor of New York

City in 2002 and held on to that

position for 12 years but it wasn't a

smooth ride Bloomberg was constantly

embroiled in drama and

accusations it definitely wasn't a

soothing way for a billionaire to spend

their retirement but it seems Bloomberg

loved the drama because in 2020 he took

it a step further by trying to become US

president but things didn't go as

planned now the 76-year-old only joined

the race just 101 days ago and spent a

staggering $600 million us of his own

money now with a net worth of almost

aund billion Bloomberg is finally

getting some much needed rest however

rest is a word our next billionaire

doesn't want to hear because he

absolutely hates the idea of

retirement Warren Buffett is one of the

most successful investors in history

after making his first investment when

he was only 11 years old Warren honed

his investing skills until he had

amassed over a100

billion however when the time came for

Warren to retire he surprised Everyone

by explaining how much he hated the

concept of retirement it's not

Unthinkable that perhaps you might want

to retire or for good God's it's

Unthinkable unable I don't want that one

to go by Harford and even though people

thought Warren would eventually change

his mind he has proved naysayers wrong

he's continued working every single day

now 93 years old he shows no signs of

stopping but at least Warren Buffett can

keep doing his job Michael Jordan on the

other hand was forced to retire because

his body couldn't keep up so how does

the greatest basketball player of all

time spend his

retirement the answer might surprise

you during his Heyday Michael Jordan was

the most famous athlete in the world and

20 years after retiring from basketball

his popularity has only grown unlike

other athletes who get lost in the Dark

World of parties drugs and hookers

Michael Jordan took a much different

approach after retiring Jordan spent a

lot of his time playing golf doing

business and helping groups that f fight

racism Michael Jordan loves golf almost

as much as he loves basketball would

have been a little bit different but I I

I kind of got into golf uh mainly

because from a competitive standpoint to

me it is the hardest game to absolutely

uh I can always respond to an opponent a

defensive guy offensive guy whatever but

in golf it's like playing in a mirror

and you battling yourself consistently

to try to get Perfection every swing

every Putt and there's a reason why he

loves golf so

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much for a competitive person like me

this is what keeps me saying you know

because when I walk away from the game

of basketball you know that was enough

to keep my competitive juices working

absolutely but Jordan didn't abandon

basketball completely he became the

majority owner of the Charlotte Hornets

and sold his stake in 2023 for an insane

sum of $3

billion but Jordan's retirement hasn't

been all sunshine and Roses in 2006 he

made a decision that cost him 168

million after nearly 20 years of

marriage Jordan and his wife got a

divorce during the split Jordan was

ordered to pay his ex-wife

$168

million till this day that is one of the

largest divorce settlements in history

but a superstar billionaire like MJ

wasn't single for long bells ringing

today for NBA legend Michael Jordan

Jordan and evet PR tied the nod earlier

this evening on pal after Decades of

stardom Jordan is living a very private

life he spends most of his time with his

wife raising his twin daughters but

Jordan isn't the only billionaire who

spends most of his time with family this

next billionaire loves his privacy so

much he hates it when people recognize

him

in 2017 amancio Orga the founder of the

Zara fashion brand retired born into

poverty Ortega Rose to become one of the

richest men in Europe with billions of

dollars in the bank but after amassing

all this money he didn't have anything

to spend it on Orga and his wife live in

a modest apartment overlooking the ocean

in Spain they also drive an unremarkable

car the reason behind orga's Frugal life

lifestyle becomes pretty obvious when

you consider the difficult life amancio

has lived his fashion Empire began with

him stitching clothing by hand in his

living room even when becoming a

billionaire he would eat in the general

canteen with his workers avoiding big

parties and the celebrity lifestyle

while Orga is focused on privacy Meg

Witman has used her retirement to step

into the spotlight Meg Whitman got rich

as the CEO of eBay she helped eBay grow

from $4 million in annual revenue to $8

billion in annual revenue after retiring

from eBay with $1.3 billion Meg whitmann

decided to enter politics please welcome

and give a hearty big hand for Miss Me

Whitman she helped create one of the

most successful websites around now Meg

Whitman saids she wants to bring her

business experience to the California

governor's office

but instead of raising money like the

other candidates she sunk 144 million of

her own cash into the campaign even

though she didn't win she still got the

opportunity to serve her country in 2022

Whitman was appointed United States

ambassador to Kenya it is remarkable

that Whitman is comfortable spending her

retirement living in another country

because our next billionaire retired

because he wanted to stop traveling and

spend more time at home George Lucas is

the genius behind the Star Wars

franchise after Decades of creating

blockbuster movies Lucas announced his

retirement from filmmaking in 2012 to

prove he was serious Lucas even sold his

company Lucas film to Disney for 4.1

billion in stock and cash so what's he

doing now according to Lucas he retired

so he could spend more time with with

his wife newborn daughter and other

children it's been 10 years since George

Lucas retired and he spent almost every

moment with family Sam Walton on the

other hand wasn't that lucky since he

died barely 4 years after retirement Sam

Walton is one of the greatest

businessmen in American history he

created Walmart a company that

revolutionized how the country shops in

1988 after growing Walmart into a

multi-billion dollar business Sam

stepped down as the CEO of Walmart he

finally had an opportunity to relax and

spend his time with his grandkids

unfortunately Sam didn't live long

enough to enjoy his retirement the

founder of this country's largest retail

outlet has died Sam Walton who built the

Walmart Empire from scratch died today

after a lengthy battle with cancer Sam's

wealth was split between his kids making

them the richest family in America

nowadays rich people don't wait till

they retire to spend their billions they

prefer living an extravagant lifestyle

while they're young take the Alan royal

family for instance the Alan are the

wealthiest Arab family in the United

Arab Emirates and they're desperately

searching for new ways to spend their

money if you're wondering how a

trillionaire royal family spends their

cash click here to discover the

trillionaire lifestyle of Abu dhabi's

royal

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