But why should these be rivals? Listen, do not judge. The fact that they are the richest in the world does not mean that there is no competition.

Ok, maybe I hurried. Tell me. What are we discussing? Elon Musk told Forbes he would send a giant statue to number two Jeff Bezos, along with a silver medal.

Why? Because he defeated her and is now the richest person in the world.

Can I judge them now? Of course. Now go ahead.

The most ridiculous, pointless (and disgusting) thing I have heard these days. Ok, do not overdo it. If a ridiculously rich billionaire can not mock another rich billionaire publicly, then what is the purpose of having all that money?

Do something useful maybe? Help with cancer? It stands. All the more so as countries are constantly changing. In January it was Elon, Bezos received the crown a month later. Then in March, Musk had more, then Bezos.

So what happened this time? Bezos lost $ 1 billion on Monday.

Oh, too much money. What happened? Will he sell the house? How will he manage now? Oh, no no. Amazon shares simply fell by half a 1%. That's it.

Seriously? Rivalry for money! Well, money and space.

Space? Yes. Bezos and Musk are also involved in a battle over who might become the first rich man to colonize space. Musk's SpaceX recently signed a $ 2.9 billion NASA contract, and Bezos' Blue Origin filed a lawsuit against it.

Oh, God! Musk wants to colonize Mars, but Bezos has ridiculed him for it. Bezos wanted Amazon to launch Internet satellites into space, which led Musk to call him a "copycat." And so on.

Funny clash of rich people.

- Adapted from the Guardian