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Warren Buffett is famous for his simple lifestyle. But there’s one luxury he reportedly refuses to give up: his private jet. Oliver Burkeman explains the psycho…
Warren Buffett is famous for his simple lifestyle.
But there’s one luxury he reportedly refuses to give up: his private jet.
Oliver Burkeman explains the psychology behind why luxuries quickly become things we think we can’t live without.
If he's living simply, then he would have no need for a private jet. He would live within commuting distance of his office and drive. He wouldn't do conferences or fancy holidays because those aren't simple, right?
@@shellym79Imported2mo ago
Mine is a dishwasher and washing machine. I don't ever want to live without them again.
@@ChristsWorldImported2mo ago
And the problem is what exactly?
@@Zoe5351Imported2mo ago
My one is I cannot go back to public taxis in South Africa
@@EliteJroc309Imported2mo ago
Yeah I’m like that with my house bought it when I was 29 in the middle of Covid and now I can’t go back to renting an apartment anymore that’s my one I guess lol
@@snitoxImported2mo ago
imo it's fair. Just plant a few trees for every flight and you're good.
@@TheLimbo365Imported2mo ago
Honestly I totally get it, only humanity could take something as incredible as soaring through the sky at several hundred miles an hour and make it fucking suck the entire time
@@katekanibaloyiImported2mo ago
You Trevor, how do I meet you?
@@kingkang6877Imported2mo ago
If you were flew coach especially now, you can't blame Buffett
@@santzh6011Imported2mo ago
For him, To be able to get to the source of information personally and as quickly as possible is priceless. Very wise!!
@@mr.weaver21Imported2mo ago
Thankful to drive my Lexus!
@@MCAUptownImported2mo ago
Agreed! 😂😂😂
@@PreciousMediumsImported2mo ago
Do not touch my tobasco sauce
@@raphaelazuamaka1553Imported2mo ago
Trevor is so african 😂😂😂😂
@@dimplestoomanyImported2mo ago
Yes, I can buy any store brand condiments but please don’t take my French’s mustard!
@@BeanSoupSoupBeansImported2mo ago
Honestly, I get it.
@@mg-s6620Imported2mo ago
Good. Everyone deserves to have that one thing that is their gift/spoiling of self. 😂