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The billionaire CEO who answers customer emails

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The billionaire head of a massive digital storefront is famously accessible to the public. If a customer is having a bizarre technical issue or just wants to make a joke, they can email him directly. He frequently responds with dry, sarcastic quips or actual tech support, proving he is simultaneously incredibly busy and entirely bored.

The billionaire CEO who answers customer emails
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