[Inyo-Mono]

His expenses, meanwhile, have also been laid bare in the documents: $2K on healthcare, $2K on groceries, $2K on utilities, $500 on cleaning and laundry, $2K on education, $500 on clothes, and $2K on auto expenses and insurance.

Maybe he should try cutting back on groceries a bit and do his own laundry, and do like I do, wear the same clothes year after year.

[Dr. Sivana]

Maybe he should try cutting back on groceries a bit and do his own laundry, and do like I do, wear the same clothes year after year.

He's 6'8", so he probably needs to eat more than most guys. He also likely has to buy semi-custom clothing, as Walmart doesn't have a lot for those 6'8" guys. The question is where did the other $100 million go?

He still has the real estate, so that will bring in something when it is sold.

[carcraft]

Museums are already bidding on my closet when I die.