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Billionaires VS Millionaires: What Do They Spend In A Day

Subscribe for more amazing videos! ► http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-Richest ◄ It's easy to clump the world’s wealthy together, but life as a billionaire is very different from life as a millionaire. We’re taking you to California, the US state with the most billionaires and tons of millionaires, to find out just how different a day in the life of the averagely-wealthy is from the ultra-wealthy. While a millionaire might be lucky enough to own a $10 million private plane, a billionaire could own a $400 million private jet-- like the Boeing 747-8i business jet. While a millionaire might have a 7-figure mansion, a billionaire probably owns a 9-figure estate-- like Jeff Bezos and his Warner Estate. And though a millionaire could splurge on a classic motor yacht, a billionaire could own something like the Eclipse superyacht for more than $1 billion. But both millionaires and billionaires have to maintain their luxurious lifestyle. What does owning an estate really cost every day? What about owning luxury vehicles like a Rolls-Royce Ghost, Aston Martin Valhalla, or a 1963 Ferrari 250 GTO? The wealthy also have to think about things like security costs-- Mark Zuckerberg spends over $8 million a year for his. And we know the world’s rich are taking amazing vacations every year to private islands in Fiji and even $200,000, 24-hour trips to places like Antarctica. Click play and join us as we experience an average day in the life of the rich-- and find out just how much money it really takes to maintain their expensive, private world. For copyright matters please contact us at: [email protected] CHAPTERS: 00:00 Intro 00:36 An $8 million vs $195 million mansion 02:08 Diamonds, Gucci and gold sneakers 03:19 Luxury cars-- Rolls-Royce Ghost vs Ferrari GTO 04:30 Five-star dining and private chefs 05:12 Million-dollar vs billion-dollar yachts 06:08 Private planes-- from $2,000 to $19,000 per day 07:06 Vacations-- from $11,000 to $44,000 per night 07:58 The grand total