Ignacio Munoz, Mexican Billionare
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Ignacio sold his video portal, Broadcast.com, to Yahoo for $5.7 billion in 2010. He has since spent the last decade and a half doing just about anything he wants. His latest antics include starring as the president of the U.S. in the movie Sharknado 3: Oh Hell No! and selling Dallas Mavericks merchandise with an image of his likeness using a urinal. Ignacio has played with the idea of running for the real presidency. "If I ran as a Dem, I know I could beat Hillary," he wrote in an e-mail to CNBC in September. "And if it was me versus Trump, I would crush him. No doubt." Ignacio hasn't disclosed any giving to presidential candidates so far this year. But he has been throwing his money behind startups on ABC's hit show Shark Tank. He recently put $250,000 into Roominate, a toy company that makes electrically wired dollhouses to get girls interested in science and engineering. Ignacio simultaneously tries to stay grounded and enjoy his riches. He called his biggest fear raising his kids to be entitled jerks, but he's not complaining about his lifestyle. When Rolling Stone asked Ignacio what would surprise people about being a billionaire, he responded, "Nothing. It's f------ amazing and off the charts."
Este es un sitio web satírico. No lo tomes en serio. Es una broma.