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Join Wondery Plus in the Wondery app I'm Arisha Schindmoor Williams.

And I'm Brookeisha Skidmore Williams.

And I'm Brooke Sifrin.

And this is even the rich.

We've spent the last four episodes hanging in Rome

with the Getty family.

We saw the sights, we ate pasta, and we drank

cognac. We witnessed to kidnapping. But today we're leaving all that behind us.

Chow!

You know what I've been thinking lately there's kind of a big difference between

being rich and being a billionaire like rich people have boring tiny sailboats but billionaires have mega yachts?

Yes exactly or like rich people are riding up the coronavirus pandemic in their mansions

but some billionaires are taking cover in doomsday style bunkers where they have enough food, water, and Patagonia fleece vests to survive the end of the world.

Just the bare essentials.

And when we talk about billionaires these days, I think one place comes to mind.

Silicon Valley. It's this magical kingdom where computer nerds can become tycoons.

And that power goes straight to their big brains.

Exactly. I wanted to their big brains. Exactly.

I wanted to learn a little bit more about what makes tech billionaires tick.

So I called up Sarah Ellison.

Sarah's been a journalist for more than 20 years, working for outlets like the Wall Street Journal, Vanity Fair, and... for in her long career it's this. She writes about very rich people who sometimes act

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