Titled simply Costume Art, the exhibition will reportedly pair 200 artworks from the museum's various collections with 200 garments and accessories. But the most important information about the show in The Met's announcement appears below the description, in bigger and bolder font: "The exhibition is made possible by Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez Bezos," with additional support provided by Saint Laurent and Condé Nast.
It's annoying for such a derpy dweeb (scientific name) to have this much power but there is one thing that soothes my bitter heart. It's that I know for a fact that Musk will never feel truly satisfied. Because no matter how much money he has, how many people he buys to do what he wants, how many bootlickers he keeps around he will never, ever be funny. What Musk really wants his billions can't buy: being able to get a true laugh.
As part of that campaign, they linked capitalism to democracy, so that if you didn't support their views of capitalism, if you even asked questions about it, you were a commie, an enemy of democracy. They became vocal advocates of the simple-minded economics we were all taught in high school and/or college, and spent massive sums to eradicate all alternatives.
John Magnier, a billionaire, expressed his discontent with the senior counsel's lack of respect during a court discussion on a handshake deal for the Barne Estate.