Nick Martell

Ross Stevens, not to be mistaken with Steven Ross, who is another billionaire financier.

Side note, if you work in finance like we used to, your life goal is not managing director, it is financier.

If you are named a financier, it means you have won at capitalism.

That's true.

But starting with these Olympics and these Paralympics, all Team USA athletes will get $200,000 for each Olympic Games that they compete in.

But Jack, could you sprinkle on some fine print context for us, please?

Yeah, Nick, you won the game of capitalism for reasons like this.

The first $100,000 comes 20 years after the games they plan or when they turn 45.

The other 100K comes upon death to take care of the athlete's family.

So it's really more of a safety net than a salary.

But besties, Jack and I gotta pause the pot for a sec.

Have you noticed more billionaires are announcing giant donations than ever before?

We've noticed it.

First, it was the railroad billionaire Timothy Mellon who donated $130 million to pay troops during the shutdown.

Then it was Michael Dell who donated over $6 billion to America's children via the new Trump accounts.

And then it was Ray Dalio who donated to all Connecticut children via the new Trump accounts.

And now Stephen Ross, I mean Ross Stevens, is donating to America's Olympic athletes.

And that's not all, folks.

JP Morgan and Bank of America announced yesterday they're matching the $1,000 government contribution to their employees' children's Trump accounts.

And a dozen other CEOs have announced the same thing, matching contributions to those kids' Trump accounts as well.