Have you ever wondered what Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos spend their millions on? The richest men in the world invest in businesses, expensive toys and many other things that mere mortals do not even know can be bought.

In the middle of the crisis, Jeff Bezos became news for earning millions of dollars in a single day, for becoming the first human being to reach 200 billion dollars and for being on his way to being the first trillionaire of the world.

Elon Musk did the same with his Neuralink — a chip that supposedly will allow humans to talk without communicating and listen to music just by thinking of a song — and with the news that he had surpassed Mark Zuckerberg on becoming the third richest man in the world today, and, like Bezos, one of the richest in human history.

5 most expensive things owned by Jeff Bezos

Gulfstream G650ER

If you’re going to travel, you have to do it in style. Jeff Bezos travels a lot on business, between the Seattle offices of Amazon, Blue Origin and other parts of America and Europe, and he does it aboard a super-fast private jet that costs $65 million.

His apartment in New York

Do not think of those small apartments that appear in the series, think of a huge apartment in the iconic Flatiron building on Fifth Avenue in New York, in fact, Bezos bought 4 apartments in this building and paid around 96 million dollars for them. According to The Washington Post, Bezos decided to combine the 4 apartments to create a huge penthouse.

A house in Los Angeles

Bezos has many properties in major cities, but his Los Angeles mansion is one of the most impressive, it cost around 245 million dollars, which was 5 times what the previous owner paid for it in the 90s .

The Washington Post Co.

Yes, Bezos also has power in the media. In 2013, the CEO of Amazon bought the company to which The Washington Post belongs, which belonged to the Graham family for 4 generations, and for that he spent 250 million dollars.

Blue Origin

This is the space project of Bezos, who invested a billion dollars in the company in 2017, which receives funding through Amazon . Bezos once said that every time someone buys something on Amazon, he is helping to finance Blue Origin.

Bonus: an ice cream machine