What You Could Buy With $44 Billion.

$9.2 billion - One brand-new Columbia-class, nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarine
$6.7 billion - Buckingham Palace
$5.8 billion - Chicago Bears
$4.7 billion - 10 shares of Berkshire Hathaway Class A stock
$4.1 billion - Chicago Bulls
$3.8 billion - Chicago Cubs
$2.0 billion - Eiffel Tower
$2.0 billion - 1,000 Tomahawk cruise missiles
$1.5 billion - Chicago Blackhawks
$1.4 billion - [i]Wonder of the Seas[/i] - the world's largest cruiseship
$1.2 billion - The Sears Tower (yeah, I know, it's technically the "Willis" Tower now)
$1.0 billion - DisneyWorld and Disneyland
$0.6 billion - Naming rights for the sports arenas in Miami and Los Angeles

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Or you could do what Elon Musk did and buy Twitter and run it into the ground.

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SusanInFlorida · 31-35, F

so to sum up - you're advocating that corporate executives purchase:

1. missiles and submarines
2. more sports franchises
3. iconic public architecture

i think i'm happier having him buy twitter, and seeing an army of self entitled crybabies rush for the exit. but thats just me. others may actually love twitter, facebook, tiktok, youtube, instagrarm, the karcashians, millionaire "influencers:, state sponsored bots . ..

to each their own.

TrashCat · M

@SusanInFlorida That army of "self entitled brats" otherwise known as American workers will now have to seek employment somewhere else while collecting unemployment. I find this odd that conservatives applaud this but complain about a few hundred Keystone pipeline workers getting fired or are upset that coal miners lost their jobs.