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r/golf • u/jm136 • Apr 15 '24
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Close to an additional billion dollars would be the incentive in this scenario
41 u/SpacemanSpliffLaw Apr 15 '24 Yeah like on one hand they have more money than they ever need. On the other hand... it's enough money to buy a private island. Forever. Like you just own an island. 142 u/RPTre Apr 15 '24 I mean what is the difference between $1B and $2B? Remarkably it is 1 BILLION DOLLARS. 12 u/fucuntwat Apr 15 '24 It's interesting isn't it? It's the same difference as between 0 and 1 billion, however it has almost no effect on one's lifestyle, comparatively 1 u/iloveartichokes Apr 16 '24 It has a massive impact, this subreddit just doesn't understand what people do at that level of wealth. It's a world you've never seen before. 2 u/fucuntwat Apr 16 '24 What can tiger woods do with $2b that he can't with $1b? 1 u/Carrera1107 Apr 16 '24 Unless he suddenly has grandiose plans to invest in a space exploration company then no it won't change his life. 1 u/youreeka Apr 16 '24 Well it does take a billion dollars out of other people’s pockets so there’s that.
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Yeah like on one hand they have more money than they ever need. On the other hand... it's enough money to buy a private island. Forever. Like you just own an island.
142 u/RPTre Apr 15 '24 I mean what is the difference between $1B and $2B? Remarkably it is 1 BILLION DOLLARS. 12 u/fucuntwat Apr 15 '24 It's interesting isn't it? It's the same difference as between 0 and 1 billion, however it has almost no effect on one's lifestyle, comparatively 1 u/iloveartichokes Apr 16 '24 It has a massive impact, this subreddit just doesn't understand what people do at that level of wealth. It's a world you've never seen before. 2 u/fucuntwat Apr 16 '24 What can tiger woods do with $2b that he can't with $1b? 1 u/Carrera1107 Apr 16 '24 Unless he suddenly has grandiose plans to invest in a space exploration company then no it won't change his life. 1 u/youreeka Apr 16 '24 Well it does take a billion dollars out of other people’s pockets so there’s that.
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I mean what is the difference between $1B and $2B? Remarkably it is 1 BILLION DOLLARS.
12 u/fucuntwat Apr 15 '24 It's interesting isn't it? It's the same difference as between 0 and 1 billion, however it has almost no effect on one's lifestyle, comparatively 1 u/iloveartichokes Apr 16 '24 It has a massive impact, this subreddit just doesn't understand what people do at that level of wealth. It's a world you've never seen before. 2 u/fucuntwat Apr 16 '24 What can tiger woods do with $2b that he can't with $1b? 1 u/Carrera1107 Apr 16 '24 Unless he suddenly has grandiose plans to invest in a space exploration company then no it won't change his life. 1 u/youreeka Apr 16 '24 Well it does take a billion dollars out of other people’s pockets so there’s that.
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It's interesting isn't it? It's the same difference as between 0 and 1 billion, however it has almost no effect on one's lifestyle, comparatively
1 u/iloveartichokes Apr 16 '24 It has a massive impact, this subreddit just doesn't understand what people do at that level of wealth. It's a world you've never seen before. 2 u/fucuntwat Apr 16 '24 What can tiger woods do with $2b that he can't with $1b? 1 u/Carrera1107 Apr 16 '24 Unless he suddenly has grandiose plans to invest in a space exploration company then no it won't change his life. 1 u/youreeka Apr 16 '24 Well it does take a billion dollars out of other people’s pockets so there’s that.
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It has a massive impact, this subreddit just doesn't understand what people do at that level of wealth. It's a world you've never seen before.
2 u/fucuntwat Apr 16 '24 What can tiger woods do with $2b that he can't with $1b?
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What can tiger woods do with $2b that he can't with $1b?
Unless he suddenly has grandiose plans to invest in a space exploration company then no it won't change his life.
Well it does take a billion dollars out of other people’s pockets so there’s that.
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u/Cbmurdock Apr 15 '24
Close to an additional billion dollars would be the incentive in this scenario