My idea of wealth
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"The ideal world, for me, would be one where I could lease everything that isn't consumed, like food and toilet paper. The leasor would be responsible for the maintenance and replacement of everything in my life; I would just use it and be careful with it.
One of America's great industrialists, Roger Sonnebend, loved his work so much that he removed almost all possessions from his life. He owned no houses but kept hotel rooms in New York, London, and Los Angeles, where he traveled regularly, and had a closet of clothes in each one, which the hotel kept clean."
"The ideal world, for me, would be one where I could lease everything that isn't consumed, like food and toilet paper. The leasor would be responsible for the maintenance and replacement of everything in my life; I would just use it and be careful with it.
One of America's great industrialists, Roger Sonnebend, loved his work so much that he removed almost all possessions from his life. He owned no houses but kept hotel rooms in New York, London, and Los Angeles, where he traveled regularly, and had a closet of clothes in each one, which the hotel kept clean."