Considering the average person's income, people often run out of money sooner than they think. As a result, they hold on to every penny, hoping that payday will come soon.
If you're a billionaire, like Amazon founder and CEO Jeff Bezos, you'll be less worried about running out of money anytime soon and can easily spend an exorbitant sum of $1 million a day if you really want to.
However, have you ever been curious about how long it would actually take the 60-year-old tech billionaire to run out of money if he spent a million dollars a day?
As of July 25, Bezos has an estimated net worth of a whopping $198.6 billion, according to Forbes.
Despite their best efforts to save money, it takes the average man a month or less to run out of cash. But it would take Bezos around 544 years to run out of money, according to UNILAD.
Instead of spending six figures a day, however, Bezos' net worth is used for other things: The business mogul is said to have a property portfolio worth $570 million.
Last year, she revealed on social media that she would be moving to Miami from Seattle to be closer to her parents, shortly after purchasing a $79 million mansion on Indian Creek Island.
The 19,064-square-foot property features seven bedrooms and 14 bathrooms.
Bezos is also very fond of superyachts and owns a one-of-a-kind vessel valued at $500 million that is so large it can't fit into typical yacht docks and has to be docked alongside 600-foot oil tankers.
