Sean Parker

“Sean Parker, I believe, is the guy who created, he either created, or he was important with helping create it with opportunity, opportunity zones and real estate.”

“I guess he was like supposed to get paid 60 grand, and instead of taking the 60 grand for the painting he did on Facebook's office wall, he took stock, and the stock ended up becoming worth two hundred million dollars.”

“Opportunities. Those are the brainchild of Sean Parker. He in, in the early 2000, he was Facebook's first president and he wanted to minimize his capital gains on his tech stock fortune. So he lobbied the government to create this idea of opportunity zones so …”

“So this guy basically spent somewhere between five and ten million dollars on his wedding.”

“So Sean ended up owning four percent of Facebook, which is, like, became worth, like, I don't know, four or five billion dollars just on his Facebook stock.”