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Money stories on celebrities, billionaires and founders, plus AI work lessons
Short story posts built around one dollar figure: celebrity thefts and scams, billionaire deals, founder wins from TV pitches, and Wall Street moments with famous investors. Also timestamped lessons from long interviews with big-tech CEOs on AI and the future of work, and occasional strange AI news stories. Each post is self-retweeted.
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writes for English-speaking general readers interested in money stories, business and AI's effect on work · Worldwide, in English
what they post about
share of their last 40 posts, 2026-10-24Celebrity and billionaire money stories60%
AI and future-of-work lessons20%
Investor and founder anecdotes20%
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prices are per publicationSponsored postA post about you in their feed, written in their own voice.
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what usually flies
their posts by reach · 13,043 views on recordThis guy in the audience would later become a billionaire. Bill Ackman stood up at a Berkshire Hathaway meeting and asked Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger how 21 oct 26 · x post4.3kviews68likessee it →In 2012, a man walked onto Shark Tank asking for $100,000 to sell a SMILING SPONGE. Some investors walked away. Others started fighting over it. That sponge wen22 oct 26 · x post2.2kviews42likessee it →49 days before 9/11, billionaire Larry Silverstein signed a $3.2 BILLION deal for the Twin Towers. On the morning of the attacks, he was supposed to be inside o21 oct 26 · x post2.1kviews49likessee it →A group of teenagers robbed Paris Hilton of $2 MILLION. The craziest part? They broke into her mansion SIX TIMES before she realized what was happening. In 200823 oct 26 · x post1.5kviews43likessee it →An AI just reported a MURDER to the police. The terrifying part? Nobody told it to. And the entire story was made up. On July 18, 2026, Anthropic's Claude AI wa23 oct 26 · x post1.5kviews46likessee it →If you want to stay ahead of AI instead of constantly trying to catch up, spend one hour listening to Amazon CEO Andy Jassy. Amazon plans to spend $220 BILLION 23 oct 26 · x post1.4kviews46likessee it → Prices are set by the celeb. Money sits in escrow and is released after the publication goes live — otherwise it’s refunded.