LONDON: In Britain, one of the world’s richest men has lost that qualification in seven minutes. He has over 6 lakh subscribers on his YouTube channel.
50 lakh crore
At this point, Max Bosch suddenly became the richest man in the world. Commenting on this, Max Bosch said on YouTube: It is easy to start a business in the UK. The name of any company should be ‘Limited’ at the end. Accordingly, I registered a company called ‘Unlimited Money Limited’.
Regarding the business that the company does, I was told that I have to produce food that I do not know anything about.
I opened a shop in London. I plan to raise Rs 50 lakh crore by selling 1,000 crore shares of the company at Rs 5,000 per share. As a result, I’m twice as rich as Elon Musk, the richest man in the world, and I’ve become the ‘No. 1’ richest man in the world, but no one has come to invest in my company. Only one woman, bought a share. I gladly reported it on YouTube. Government officials immediately ordered the closure, claiming that I had given false information and started the company.
“It is illegal to state in the application that the market value of a company that has sold only one share is Rs 50 lakh crore,” they said.
Pride
Immediately, I closed the company. Everything was over in seven minutes. At the time, I was proud to be the world’s No. 1 richest man, he said.
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