Sean Parker, former president of Facebook, expressed dissatisfaction with the billionaire lifestyle, saying in a tweet, “I have a whole new set of problems to deal with now: security, extortion attempts, kidnapping threats, death threats, etc. Life better b4?”
Parker, whose other ventures include Napster and Spotify, seems to feel uncomfortable with the “1 percent” title that the Occupy movement has pinned on him. After using the Occupy Wall Street hash tag, the tech mogul seemed shocked that he would be heckled for being in the smaller, richer percentile. “You guys are really attacking me for being the 1%? I was broke and couch surfing just a few years ago,” Parker said.
The young tycoon said in a separate tweet that when it came to his money he was “Working on a plan to give it all away over time”. Parker started to make good on that by donating $100,000 to an independent expenditure committee on behalf of San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee.
In the same day these tweets were made Parker was also paying to promote his Twitter account. “Not for me, for my companies, need to ramp up the volume for some upcoming product launches, stay tuned,” Parker said.
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