Bruno Mars might want to be a billionaire badly, but entrepreneur Mark Cuban doesn’t feel similarly.In a CBS “Sunday Morning” interview, Cuban easily rejected his billions. When asked if he would be satisfied with 1% of his net worth, he responded ecstatically, “Yes. If I had my same family and everything, for sure.”Giving up 99% of one’s wealth is easier when you’re worth $4.6 billion like Cuban is, which would still leave him with a whopping $46 million. A self-made billionaire, Cuban has founded 10 companies, personally invested millions into 231 start ups, and has a majority stake in the Dallas Mavericks. He got his big billionaire break when he sold Broadcast.com, which he bought with business partner Todd Wagner in 1995, to Yahoo after the site experienced the best IPO to date (it was later considered one of the worst acquisitions of all time).But Cuban’s supposed indifference to his billions is a little surprising considering he’s always seemed to enjoy his wealth. The shark once spent his days trotting across the world in his own private jet, spending time between his $13 million Dallas mansion, an apartment near Central Park, and a waterfront home in Laguna Beach. “It is
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