32. Growing Up Buffett
Freakonomics Radio11 Touko 2011

32. Growing Up Buffett

What’s it like to wake up one day and realize Dad is a multi-billionaire? That's what happened to Warren Buffett’s son Peter -- who then started to think about whether or not to join the family business.


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