String Bell's Sheisty Thoughts

[GoFlipAPack]

Yup

 

[Oatmeal]

I met a couple billionaires at my job and they come like regular people…which is funny because the millionaires the ones that have security most of the time

I have to agree because I've come across a few when I was in the art field setting up for art auctions, the THOUSANDAIRES are the ones that act like a$$holes. The billionaires I came across were in the energy sector I didn't know who they were when I was talking to them but found out when they were dropping 35k-75k on stuff ....and it wasn't Jimmy Haslam although I've seen him before too

 

[27FarOutRazor]

I have to agree because I've come across a few when I was in the art field setting up for art auctions, the THOUSANDAIRES are the ones that act like a$$holes. The billionaires I came across were in the energy sector I didn't know who they were when I was talking to them but found out when they were dropping 35k-75k on stuff ....and it wasn't Jimmy Haslam although I've seen him before too

You’re totally correct… I met Neil Bluhm a couple times…and the everyday person in Chicago wouldn’t know who he is, but he owns half of Chicago

 

[prose00]

I'll take my chances

 

[KBtheKey]

Yup. And I'm still making hood appearances. Best the "opps" can do to me is blow me up and ain't no money coming outta that. And I'm putting money in predetermined ventures for my patnas that can play the roles so they can also get stupid money.

It's just gone get to a point where me and my nikkas buying property and causing uproars all around the world. I can't say what else I'd do without risking ending up on a list i ain't already on

 

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The police would have your back .. in Gerrmany


"The B. Metzler seel. Sohn & Co. AG is a private banking company in Frankfurt, Germany. Metzler traces its origins to a trading company established 1674 by Benjamin Metzler in Frankfurt and is Germany’s second oldest bank (after Berenberg Bank) and the world's 5th oldest.

The Metzler has been owned continuously and exclusively by the founding family since its foundation in 1674. Since 1971 Friedrich von Metzler has been leading the bank in the 11th generation as personally liable partner of the banking house. End of May 2018 he retired from the executive committee.[2]"

Germany’s business barons are finding it harder to keep a low profile


"The murder of Jakob von Metzler was a German murder case. In 2002 11-year old Jakob von Metzler was kidnapped and murdered by the law student Magnus Gäfgen in Frankfurt. The following year, Gäfgen was convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment.[1][2]

The case drew controversy over the fact that Gäfgen was threatened with torture during his interrogation by the police in order to save his victim's life.[3] The European Court of Human Rights case of Gäfgen v. Germany has been widely discussed in debates on torture.[4]"

In January 2015, it became known that Gäfgen had changed his name to Thomas David Lukas Olsen, reportedly inspired by the fictional Danish criminal Egon Olsen.[5]

Spoiler: ...

"If they think their ranking on rich lists is too low, American tyc00ns fume. German ones kick up a fuss when theirs looks suspiciously high, explains Heinz Dürr. When a magazine called him a billionaire a few years ago, Mr Dürr rang the editor to remonstrate. The reporters had double-counted his ownership of Homag, a maker of wood-processing machines that Dürr, his family’s mechanical-engineering firm, bought in 2014. Plutocrats have reached the top of politics in America and Italy, while in Asia the super-rich often display their wealth in ostentatious style. Germany’s magnates love to shun the limelight."

"It has the most of any country after America and China. In February Forbes, a magazine which tracks such things, counted 114 German dollar billionaires, more than double the number in Britain

(see chart). This equates to one for every 727,000 Germans, not a world away from America’s tally of one for every 539,000 (though it has 607 in total)."

"“We do not want to get noticed,” says Nicola Leibinger-Kammüller, boss of Trumpf, one of the world’s biggest makers of machine tools, which her father, Berthold Leibinger, bought from its heirless founder, Christian Trumpf. A devout Lutheran, Ms Leibinger-Kammüller, her father and her two siblings worked out a family code of conduct that members of the third generation sign when they turn 16. It covers succession and the sale of shares in the firm, but also guidelines for religious tolerance, modesty and respect for others."

Germany’s business barons are finding it harder to keep a low profile

 

[Mr. Negative]

yeah.

I don't have a problem pushing a Toyota and wearing regular clothes. Wouldn't be on TV or social media talking bout " lookit me, poor people!!"

 

[MenacingMonk]

What kind of dumbass question is this?

 

[AJD]

I'll worry about all the other "problems" later.

 

[TEH]

you can never move around the rest of your life without professional security.

You will be a high level target everywhere you go. Traveling to certain countries will be a no go unless you tap in with their military.

Your family and extended family will be kidnapping and extortion targets.

you will never know if people genuinely like you, because even people who hate your guys will be nice to you because of what you can do for them.

This is complete cap


Most billionaires aren’t famous.

 

[Zime]

I would move to one of the safest countries in the world

 

[King Poetic]

There nikkas who are targets in the hood because of just having a nice bmw in the driveway and outside of the house look nice

If u not moving around all BMF big meech style and not exposing yourself on social media then u good

I work around Hollywood and Beverly Hills and I can’t tell if I walk passed a millionaire or a broke motherfukker everyday because some of the people just be dressing bummy

 

[ThrobbingHood]

I have clients that have multi millions and they look like everyday civilians. Unless you saw their houses/cars, you wouldn’t have a clue. It’s really not that difficult to blend in.

 

[SadimirPutin]

Athletes and actors are far more recognizable than most billionaires

shyt if MLB players can walk around mostly anonymous then a discreet billionaire is tv static

 

[Mirin4rmfar]

Yeah, as long as fame does not come with it, I am cool with a billion . No one will know BUT with that said, people have been killed or targeted for way less than that so a home invasion, car jacking is still not out of the picture. They wont know my exact worth.