He can very often be found at Burgermaster in Bellevue, Washington, where he lives, however, he was spotted at another local burger joint in Seattle.
A photo of Mr. Gates was posted on Facebook which shows one of the richest men in the world, dressed down in simple jacket and pants, hands in his pockets and patiently waiting in line for his food.
Back in 2011, during an appearance at the University of Washington, Gates talked to the young adults about what being crazy rich is like.
"I can understand wanting to have millions of dollars, there's a certain freedom, meaningful freedom, that comes with that," he said. "But once you get much beyond that, I have to tell you, it's the same hamburger."
Let's take a look at what he's got?
His House - Xanadu 2.0
- His house cost $63 million to build
- 500-year old Douglas Fir trees were used for the timber
- Artwork can be changed at the click of a button
- The swimming pool plays music underwater
- Valuations of the house now range between $154 and $250 million
His Cars – Porsche 959
This car was limited to 300 copies.
And for a time - banned in the US — Due to vehicle safety restrictions.
With a lawyer, he managed to have the legislation changed and imported the car.
More Facts to know about Bill Gates?
- Bill Gates once released mosquitoes on people during a presentation on Malaria and said, “There’s no reason why only the poor should have this experience”
- Bill Gates distributed Leonardo da Vinci’s Codex hammer worth $ 30 million dollars for free
- He makes $ 250 per second. If he were a separate country, he would be the 37th richest country in the world
- According to Bill Gates, by 2035, there will be almost no poor countries left in the world.
- As of 2016, Bill Gates could give US$10 to every human being on Earth and still keep US$3 billion for himself.
In conclusion, just because Gates doesn’t spew out money like a peacock, doesn’t mean he lives like a poor man.
Lbiinga
Getting Rich From Scratch
