Michael Eisner slumming it on JetBlue with the po' folk

It could be the flight that minimizes travel time.
If he has go all the to LAX he loses alot of time.
Or if he has to take flights scheduled two hours
later.

Besides J-B has a snippet of luxury. It has
leather seats and free TV.

"Disney Blue" <song@sung.disney.blue> wrote

> Eisner resigned from Disney last September. His net worth is estimated
> as more than half a billion dollars. Shave off $473 (round trip
> Burbank/New York) from that.

$500 million in a money fund at 5% would yield roughly $68,493.00/day in
simple interest. Don't shave anything.

Kathy M. wrote:

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>"Miss L. Toe" <missltoemissltoe@m> wrote in message
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>>>Yeah, so what. Sometimes rich people buy multimillion dollar houses but
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>>>the cheapest toilet paper available. It is not logical, but it happens.
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>>It is totally logical - it is the difference between investment and
>>expenditure.
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>Exactly. You nailed it. In six years our home has doubled in worth. My
>car has decreased in value to half what it was worth. Well, as for my
>toilet paper, it is long gone. ;)
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Excellent - sums it up real well.

The Ghost of Asslips wrote:
> It's just plain weird that Eisner would be flying on Jet Blue. It
> would be like Spielberg being caught driving a Yugo.

Jet Blue is *that* bad? (I wouldn't know, I've never been on Jet Blue.)

The Ghost of Asslips wrote:

>
>I'm actually surprised he travels commercial at all. Isn't
>$500,000,000 "private jet" territory?
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>TGoA
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Considering the crash rate of private vs commercial carriers, perhaps
safety is a concern.

RichA wrote:
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> How can he only be worth $500M? Didn't he get paid something like
> $800M in salary, bonuses and stock options in the late 1990s?

The majority of his wealth has been hidden for tax purposes.

Anthony

Anthony Matonak <anthonym40@nothing.like.> wrote in
news:JcidnR6JaaFPP23ZnZ2dnUVZ_oCdnZ2d@:

> RichA wrote:
> ...
>> How can he only be worth $500M? Didn't he get paid something like
>> $800M in salary, bonuses and stock options in the late 1990s?
>
> The majority of his wealth has been hidden for tax purposes.

Where?

>
> I doubt it. Hardly anyone knows what Michael Eisner looks like.
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Hardly anyone?
except people who watched The Wonderful World of Disney; Disney
specials; Disney holiday parades and I am guessing the Disney
Channel.... most people with children have seen one or more of the
above... as well as most people without children.