Warren Buffett on Nebraska Furniture Mart founder Rose Blumkin
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- In an interview with CNBC's Becky Quick, Berkshire Hathaway's Chairman and CEO Warren Buffett discusses the life and legacy of Rose Blumkin, the founder of Nebraska Furniture Mart. She sold the business to him in the 1980s.
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Read the story of Rose Blumkin in the "Snowball" and honestly, it was better than the entire book on the grandmaster himself. She had such a great story....truly inspirational.
They sing "God bless America" in "The Deer Hunter" too, sometimes it really means something
Warren Buffett also owns the BNSF Railway.
Impeccable
Incredible,but true, unglaublich, aber wahr...
It is interesting how his Mrs B story is almost verbatim each time he tells it
You can tell that was his favorite business he’s ever bought 100% because of her
They sing "God bless America" - wow that's the only true measure of patriotism, like the flag-waving type.
Mrs. B immigrated to America in 1917, and she lived there during the holocaust. I think "God bless America" would mean something else to someone who went through such an experience.
Sucks to be you.
Lol Rose Blumpkin, Urethra Franklin
Lol your mom