The entrepreneur started trading with $100.
Prominent American entrepreneur and founder of the COVID-19 Early Treatment Foundation (CETF), Steve Kirsch, offered a woman on a plane $100,000 to remove her mask on board.
About this millionaire wrote on Twitter.
“The person sitting next to me in first class refused $100,000 to take off his mask for the entire flight. No kidding. It was after I explained that they don’t work. She works for a pharmaceutical company,” he shared.
Kirsch accompanied his post with a selfie in which he smiles.
Steve also shared that he started trading with $100.
“She took off her mask as soon as breakfast was served! Because everyone knows that you can’t get infected while eating! And I pointed out that when she took off her mask for eating and drinking, she could become infected with one breath,” he added.
Note that Steve Kirsch is a Silicon Valley veteran who is credited with one of the first versions of the optical mouse back in 1980. He later co-founded Frame Technology Corp, which was bought by Adobe in 1995, and created the search engine Infoseek, which was sold to Disney in 1999.
Recall that in Australia, a man bought a lottery ticket and did not know about his prize for several weeks. The winnings amounted to 26 million dollars.
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