Houseless billionaire
Jan 15, 2012 | 8:56 pm
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Several of the Kimpton Hotels will bring a goldfish to your room for the duration of your stay. It won't fetch, but it's better than nothing
Jan 15, 2012 | 9:44 pm
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Having a fixed residence, much like having children, may undermine privacy. Both make a person generally less free and more easily subject to monitoring or pressure from other parties. Living in hotels is not ordinarily going to add to one's privacy protection but one way of getting additional privacy is by keeping a distance from others, and this kind of lifestyle can be made to try to do just that.
Can't be couped up in a house 100% of the time.. but can't be travelling 100% of the time neither..
I think that is why 99.99% of us have a place we call home, and most of us travel as well.. a balance achieved..
Jan 16, 2012 | 3:28 am
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When you have your own plane, having a pet dog becomes even easier as part of the lifestyle mentioned in the OP. Although when the lifestyle involves a great deal of international travel, expect to have to involve a dog-sitter somewhere sometime. If even that is too complicated, there are those rent-a-pet services in some localities -- some of which is driven by meet-market (dating) pursuits.