
Warren Buffett is hooked on YouTube
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The world famous investor is 96-years-old, worth over $140 billion, and goes down the YouTube rabbit hole every night. We have what he watches. Plus, we help Dr. Moore, a periodontist outside Dallas, start a YouTube channel and podcast to educate patients. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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Do you sometimes feel guilty about how much you watch YouTube's shorts each day? Well, let it go. One of the world's richest men is right there with you. I'm Kim Kommando for NetSuite.
If your revenues are over seven figures, see how AI is changing the way we work. Get NetSuite's free guide at NetSuite.com slash Kim. Warren Buffett, whose net worth is $143 billion, give or take, depending on how the market performed that day, goes down the YouTube rabbit hole each night while relaxing in his
recliner at home in Omaha, Nebraska. We're talking TV commercials from the 1950s, Paul Anka videos, and the world's versions of America's Got Talent. He's 96 now, and he watches not on his phone's tiny screen, but on his large screen television. Many don't even know how to do that. Mr. Buffett does. He's kind of a tech nerd. He's also really
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