Robert Evans

He seems like a straight laced kind of guy, but he's a gambler.

You get that bit from him.

Like none of the stories about Larry and Larry loved to gamble.

But I kind of think Larry was a gambler because Bill's a gambler.

And the fact that they're doing this when he's a kid says a lot about the relationship and about Larry, I think.

Two grand in 1980s money?

That's like a lot of money.

He's a rich kid, but still.

Yeah.

Like, wild.

So, Bill graduates the year after this, and he winds up where you'd expect, at Harvard Business School.

I only found a couple fun anecdotes from that period of Bill's life, but one of them is pretty devastating.

And it was posted on the webpage for the company that he owns.

Like, this is something Bill allowed to be put out as part of his, like, PR.

Basically, this is from the Pershing Square, that's his, like, hedge fund, the Pershing Square Philanthropy website.

I can't believe he let this get published.

According to Bill, Larry helped set him up with the woman he married.

Women in business school had issues with dating men in business school, Bill said.

There's more to the quote, but like, holy shit, I gotta take a second.

That's amazing.