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Money stories behind celebrities and founders, told around one video clip

Daily mini-stories about the money side of famous lives: actors suing studios over pay, stars in high-stakes poker games, founders pushed out of their companies, billionaire divorces and lottery winners. Each post states dates and amounts, quotes the person from an interview clip attached below, then tells the backstory. Single long posts with video, each one retweeted by the account.

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writes for English-speaking general audience interested in celebrity, business and money stories · Worldwide, in English

what they post about

share of their last 40 posts, 2026-10-24

Celebrity pay and legal disputes38%

Founder and billionaire stories27%

Celebrity poker and gambling25%

Investor quotes and lectures10%

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Charlie Munger’s 25 Rules for Avoiding Costly Decisions1 sep 26 · x post854kviews288likessee it →

On March 28, 2008, Lehman Brothers asked Warren Buffett for $5 billion. He said no. 171 days later, the bank filed the largest bankruptcy in U.S. history. Befor8 sep 26 · x post436kviews1.6klikessee it →

At the 2022 Daily Journal annual meeting, 98-year-old Charlie Munger explained why people grow less satisfied even as they live better than previous generations1 sep 26 · x post52kviews339likessee it →

The FCIC Interviewed 700 Witnesses. This Is How the 2008 Crisis Was Built13 sep 26 · x post25kviews57likessee it →

A Nobel laureate went on stage and explained in sixty minutes why smart people make stupid decisions with money. For free. For the next decade business schools 31 aug 26 · x post21kviews116likessee it →

Warren Buffett: "America's bottom 2% by income live better than John D. Rockefeller did when he was the richest man in the world. Today, you can get better medi7 sep 26 · x post12kviews163likessee it →

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