Welcome to our slash ask Reddit, where people answer the question,

people who work for the super wealthy, what stuff have you seen?

Our first reply from kale duty. I had a client who purchased a newly built Pintel

apartment and wanted a jacuzzi on the balcony. That would have meant that a structural column was

needed in the middle of the balcony below, which the contractor who built the apartment block

wouldn't go for because that would impact selling that apartment. So my client just bought the

apartment beneath his, approved the column, jacuzzi was installed, then privately sold the

apartment below. Voila, problems solved. Beneath that, we have a similar story from Rewollen.

A few years ago, a rich French guy opened a school. A bit before the grand opening,

the staff was having a small party on the roof and the rich guy came in. He asked them if they

had everything they needed. Someone said jokingly that it was missing a jacuzzi. A few days later,

a jacuzzi was delivered on the roof. Our next reply from Uncle Greco.

The owner of my company had a customer pay off a giant debt by signing over a yacht to him.

When he went to the marina to get the storage info transferred to his name and saw how much it

cost to store the yacht there, he just bought the marina. Our next reddit post is from Wedgie Scott.

The CEO of the company I worked for was the founder's son. He wasn't an unintelligent guy for the

most part. His dad made him start with the most basic jobs in the company and then work his

way through the different departments. Management was ordered, upon penalty of termination,

not to treat him any differently than a new hire. So, when he became a CEO, he wasn't a bad guy

to work for. Now, this is a company of over 10,000 employees. One night, I'm working over time

on this late night shift and we get this call. Hey, you guys got an electrician? This guy is

clearly drunk. We have no idea who this guy is or why he's calling our maintenance slash

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