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He might have some profitable investments as well. He seems savvy enough to come to that conclusion. I have no understanding of wealth of that magnitude, but I'd guess he can afford to have some more personal, passion investments that help the people around him, yet don't really make a return.Then I hope he starts investing some of it in something that might actually make money. A small local bookstore is likely going to lose money, the museum is obviously not an earner, the diner might make a bit but margins in the food service industry tend to be 1.5-2.5% so ... not a lot of money. Not saying he should stop giving, just that he's going to need some flowing in if he wants to keep giving at the rate he has been.