Apparantely Chuck wears a $15 watch, flies economy class and does not own a house or car.
Chuck wanted to keep his philanthropy secret because he felt there was "no need to blow his own horn" or discourage people from giving to same charities. His philanthropic activities became know in 1997 only when he sold his shares in his duty free company, DFS
The thing I like about Chuck is that he is committed to giving his money away now, whilst he is still alive, rather than waiting until he is dead.
I love people who don't conform to the economist model of profit and utility maximisation.
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