Warren Buffett and Dan Gilbert will pay you a billion dollars to pick a perfect March Madness bracket — good thing they are the second and 408th richest people in the country, respectively.
The odds of picking a perfect NCAA tournament bracket are not good: technically speaking, it is a one-in-9.2 quintillion chance. That’s a real number.
“Are those about the same odds or less odds of LeBron [James] coming back to Cleveland?” Seth Meyers quipped to Cavaliers team owner Gilbert on Thursday’s “Late Night.”
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With Buffett in the house, the conversation naturally steered towards the current state of the economy: “It’s getting better, it’s been getting better for four-and-a-half years … but not at the rate that people would like,” Buffett opined.
The business magnate confidently stated that a banking crisis like the one in 2007-2008 won’t happen again; Meyers was skeptical.
“Because I saw ‘Wolf of Wall Street’ and they are bad guys,” the comedian joked. “I should say, to their credit — they know how to party.”
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