Sean Parker, founder of Napster and former President of Facebook, tipped a waitress $5,000 on a $6,000 bill at Beverly Club in West Hollywood, CA. That is a 83% tip when the norm is between 12% to 20%, at least for me. I bet every waitress in the club now wants to serve him if he ever comes back. The life of a billionaire! Source (1)
![Bill Gates Leaps Over A Chair [Video]](http://immaturebusiness.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/bill-gates-jumps-chair.jpg)
Bill Gates doesn’t look athletic at all. He is the true definition of a nerd and has all the characteristics of one: huge glasses, intelligent, socially and physically awkward, funny voice, and unattractive (the money helps, luckily). But he can sure jump over a chair, thing that many of us can’t do. Don’t believe it? Check the following video from an interview in 1994 where Bill Gates demonstrates his chair jumping skills in front… Read More →
Isn’t cocaine illegal to sell and distribute in the United States? Yes, now. But that wasn’t the case back in the 1800s when Sears was still called Sears, Roebuck and Co. In the 1890s the Sears & Roebuck catalogue, which was distributed to millions of Americans homes, offered a syringe and a small amount of cocaine for $1.50. Yes, the place where you go to buy your appliances and wrenches used to sell… Read More →
Steve Jobs wasn’t the only one who consumed LSD once to “Think Different”. Bill Gates, Steve’s enemy and ally, also took LSD when he was under 25. In an interview with Playboy in 1994, Gates subtlety admitted his past use of LSD. Check the source if you want to read the whole interview. What is the deal with LSD? Is LSD the key or trigger needed to build innovative and… Read More →
Steve Wozniak, co-founder of Apple, is a very interesting person. He is smart, funny, and the true definition of being a nerd. Wozniak also likes to try new things and never gives up. Despite his incredibly high IQ, Wozniak thought it would be a good idea to perform on Dancing With the Stars in 2009. He was considered the star. The Samba proved to be too scientific for him and he… Read More →
![Steve Jobs Testing And Playing With Photo Booth [Images]](http://immaturebusiness.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/glory.jpeg)
Steve Jobs was a great visionary and leader, and extremely demanding. And by extremely we mean EXTREMELY (Yeah, I hate captions too but I wanted to make a point). Many of his employees were scared of him, but at the same time admired him. But Steve also had fun and goofy moments at Apple as you can see in the following pictures. One day in 2005, Steve Jobs tested out a few… Read More →
Steve Jobs died, but because of all his great work and leadership he still lives in our hearts. Jobs’ vision, leadership, and creativity changed computers, lives, industries, and ultimately the world. He is an inspiring mentor and a role model. He changed many industries and at the same time battled against cancer. Jobs is definitely an icon and a world changer; the inspiration of many entrepreneurs and companies. So lets hear one of the most inspiring… Read More →
Steve Jobs, founder, former CEO, and chairman of the board of Apple and industry icon for decades, has died, according to Apple.com. Along with everyone else who has benefited from Steve’s amazing life, we are deeply saddened by this news. Our thoughts go out to Steve’s family. Here is the statement from Apple: “We are deeply saddened to announce that Steve Jobs passed away today. Steve’s brilliance, passion and energy were the source of… Read More →
In 1965, Alan Stillman was a young man living in Manhattan selling perfume, who, in his own words, was “looking to meet girls.” The bar restaurant he founded, T.G.I. Friday’s, began life as a public cocktail party; the first neighborhood joint to welcome both men and women alike, with the motive to unite the two. Stillman lived in a neighborhood on the east side of Manhattan that had many single ladies; most were either models… Read More →
If you want to work for Google you better be a dog person and definitely not a cat person. Google is exclusively run by dog people; they don’t hate cats but prefer dogs. They even have a company policy called “Dog Policy” where they lay out the company’s status as a “dog company” and warn against employees bringing cats into the office. The Dog Policy states: “Google’s affection for our canine friends is… Read More →