Nonsense.After $50 Million There’s Little to No Significant Impact to Your Life
It’s Only a Status Game
you can still do it if you don’t mind some fuel stops. Fractional ownership and jet cards are the way to go for us poor jetsetters (remember, you can also be creative with your company’s balance sheet and/or tax returns…)the only thing I want and cannot have is private flying globally which is way different level than 50M - so sad...
They must not value their time enoughI have only met a few people with crazy sums of wealth and they both admitted that the urge to own your own plane
And waste 2 hours at the airport, loose your bags, arrive far from your final destination, be unable to have your own schedule, deal with other sick/crazy passengers etcFar better to travel 1st class,
If you worry about the costs of your plane your are not rich enough. Buy a jet card or charter when needed instead.worry about ongoing costs
Interesting that you did not quote everything I said, e.g.:They must not value their time enough
And waste 2 hours at the airport, loose your bags, arrive far from your final destination, be unable to have your own schedule, deal with other sick/crazy passengers etc
If you worry about the costs of your plane your are not rich enough. Buy a jet card or charter when needed instead.
If you have enough brain to properly value your time, you will understand that time has no price. Whatever makes you save time is worth to be bought.Interesting that you did not quote everything I said, e.g.:
and for people with more money than brains.
I rest my case your honour. And for my next witness, I call......
If you fly more than 50 hours per year, owning a plane (or a fraction of it) is cheaper than chartering it. Obviously you don’t manage it personally but pay someone else to do that.If you have enough brain to properly value your time, you will understand that time has no price. Whatever makes you save time is worth to be bought.
Which was more or less what I was saying! Buying your own yacht, helicopter, plane etc, brings a certain amount of responsibility, time, cost of insurance, berth, maintenance, space, energy etc. Do I want to spend time on that? No, thank you!
Far better to keep your wealth somewhere safe and pay for what you need when you need it. Preferably in cash! Then you can rest easy at night without worrying about your fast depreciating assets that may or may not be stolen or destroyed at any second. PS Property is a different matter. The more the better!
He gets it.It all comes down to personal preference.
A perfect day for me is a run at the park, reading a book by the fireplace, and watching a movie with my girl at night. Even with the inflated prices of popcorn, and prorating electricity and other costs that whole day comes to like $4.37.
But to some people that would be boring as death and they'd rather spend their days in a yacht, eating twice a day in the Casino de Monte Carlo, and traveling to exotic locations 20+ times a year.
People in my group would just waste their time trying to become billionaires (although they could eventually become one due to the wonders of compound interest), but people in the second group would be really much happier with as much money as possible.
Yachts stay in the sea, and the sea is a rough environment. Whoever owns a house near it knows how much maintenance is required due to corrosion etc. Multiply that 10x for a yacht that remains in the sea most of the time. It’s unlikely there will ever be a solution for that.May be some startup will come up with some solution with low maintenance super yacht....This will change the whole equation about owning the yacht....
Well, it depends on how much and how fast you travel.may be who know....solar powered or some sort of electric super yacht...as One of the biggest outgoings in the running of a super yacht is the cost of diesel.
Quite nonsensical, but if it makes him happy, good for him. I suspect he doesn’t know a thing about sailing, though.Meanwhile
Jeff Bezos Has Reportedly Received the 417-Foot ‘Koru,’ the Tallest Sailing Yacht in the World