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These 2 young N's are going SUPER viral on IG for being LITERAL quants
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9 year old, and 15, already trading stocks
going insanely viral
James and Kevin are the literal quants
comments are divided, some saying they are going to be hella rich, while the others dont think they should be exposed to this preassure so early
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The world's richest man once stress-tested adulthood with hot dogs, oranges and a grocery budget smaller than the price of a gas-station coffee today.
Long before Tesla and SpaceX turned Elon Musk into one of the most recognizable billionaires on the planet, Musk said he deliberately tried living on roughly $1 a day for food after arriving in North America as a teenager. The goal was not extreme dieting or a social experiment for attention. He wanted proof that even if every ambitious idea failed, he could still survive.
"I figured I could be in some dingy apartment with my computer and be okay and not starve," Musk told astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson on "StarTalk Radio" in 2015.
The Tesla and SpaceX CEO explained that he tested the idea shortly after moving to Canada at 17 before eventually attending the University of Pennsylvania.
"I'd try to live on $1 a day, which I was able to do," Musk said. "You sort of just buy food in bulk at the supermarket."
Tyson guessed "rice and beans," but Musk had another menu in mind.
"Yeah, I went more for the hot dogs," Musk said. "Hot dogs and oranges. But you do get really tired of hot dogs and oranges after a while."
To stretch the ultra-tight budget even further, Musk said he relied on cheap, filling staples that could last several meals without costing much.
"You know, pasta and green pepper and a big thing of sauce, that can go pretty far too," Musk told Tyson.
"So I was like, oh, okay, if I can live for a dollar a day, then at least from a food cost standpoint, it's pretty easy to earn like $30 in a month," Musk said.
In the early 1990s, Musk's $1 daily food budget worked out to roughly $30 a month. Adjusted for inflation, that equals a little more than $2 a day now.
The problem is modern grocery prices moved a lot faster than Musk's survival math.
A basic pack of hot dogs today can easily cost $5 or more. A single orange might run close to a dollar depending on location and season. Pasta remains relatively cheap, but sauce, vegetables and even basic pantry staples add up quickly.
Realistically, recreating Musk's old grocery routine today would probably land somewhere between $3 and $6 a day even with aggressive bargain shopping and bulk purchases.
The bigger point behind Musk's story was never really about hot dogs. It was about lowering fear.
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