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* New York mayor Michael Bloomberg is the 20th richest person in the world. He's also a very popular and, by most accounts very effective, three term mayor. Also probably incorruptible, for the simple reason that it's hard to bribe a man who has $22 billion.
* You probably. If you have internet access (like everyone here) and live in a place of high technology and [[The Trains Run On Time|reasonably competent government]] as do a good portion you are by comparison definitely rich, [[First World Problems|even if it doesn't feel that way.]] You are, it follows, either [[Idle Rich]] or [[Non-Idle Rich]] or [[Take a Third Option|each by turns depending on the situation.]]
* According to legend when Marshall Ney's neighbor was drooling over his mansion, he told him, "Tell you what, stand over their and I will take ten shots at you. If you are still alive you can have my mansion." When his neighbor was understandably reluctant, Ney pointed out that he had had far more rounds shot at him from that range to get that mansion.
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