Billionaire Ken Griffin has made headlines with his recent purchase of a $44.6 million Stegosaurus skeleton, nicknamed "Apex." This acquisition shattered fossil auction records and is considered one of the most complete specimens of its kind ever found. "Apex" was purchased through auction house Sotheby's, with intense bidding among billionaires resulting in the price surpassing the estimated maximum of $6 million. Have you ever heard of "Apex", a complete and rare Stegosaurus skeleton?

Griffin, the CEO of Citadel and worth an estimated $38 billion according to Forbes, is no stranger to record-breaking purchases. In 2019, he bought a New York City penthouse for $238 million, setting a record for the most expensive home ever sold in the US. More recently, he outdid himself with a $107 million purchase of a luxury waterfront compound in Miami-Dade County. Obviously, a billionaire who spends millions is like you and I spend $50-$100, it barely makes a dent in their vast fortune. Even if money was no object, would you still negotiate for a best, fair price instead of paying the listed price to avoid hassle?

Following his purchase of the Stegosaurus skeleton, Griffin has announced his intention to lend Apex to a US institution. This move continues his history of significant loans, such as his donation to the Field Museum in 2018 for the acquisition of the biggest dinosaur ever discovered. Additionally, in 2021, Griffin won a bid for a first-edition copy of the US Constitution, partnering with the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art to make the document publicly available. Apparently, this is how Ken Griffin contributes to his philanthropic effort. What would you like for billionaires to do in terms of philanthropy?

Are you aware that the title of this survey "Shop Like a Billionaire" is the tagline for the online shopping site TEMU? I guess their prices are so low, you can buy as much as you would like without going broke!