October 27. 2026
Greetings 114 media representatives,
This is the first in a series of letters regarding apparent shortcomings of billionaire businessmen, who I believe are at an age where their massive wealth should be devoted primarily to supporting charities that benefit needy women and their children. The first billionaire who I believe falls short of the mark is Mark, whose decision to reward himself with a $300 million super yacht is questionable to say the very least. At a time when millions of American women are suffering in various ways, Mark would be better represented as a respectable business leader by using his billions to help struggling women through any of a variety of charitable opportunities. I have a disturbing vision in my mind of Mark lying in the lap of luxury on his superyacht eating caviar and drinking fine wine like a self-anointed King or God while, in stark contrast, millions of women are struggling to feed their children and keep their kids fed and housed.
My new strategy is that media pressure on Mark for the self-serving nature of his $300 million yacht expenditure might get him to reconsider his priorities in life. This header will be posted on my FB page, along with the webpage showing the email addresses of the 114 recipients of this e-mail. Instead of emailing Mark and his leadership team, I will be post a link to the Facebook Post header on my personal webpage, which is https://jeffreypauley.com/facebook-posts
This is a test as to whether or not any of the 114 recipients of this email will share my concerns about Mark's apparent selfish focus in life as evidenced by the luxurious superyacht, where he has incorporated every conceivable advantage that money can buy, with "King" Mark as the sole beneficiary. Perhaps a media spotlight on Mark will make him squirm a little, which I believe would be a good thing to occur. This is wishful thinking, but I'm hoping that media pressure could influence Mark enough to sell his super yacht and use the proceeds to support charities geared to helping poor women and their children.
Mark's decision to sail off selfishly into the sunset on a stupendous superfluous superyacht is just one example of this disconcerting ego gratification that seems to afflict primarily the male gender of top ranking business executives. Egotistical billionaire males who put their own wants above the needs of others are an endemic problem in this country. My focus on Mark's rewarding himself with a superyacht when he could use that $300 million to help others less fortunate than himself is just one instance of misguided judgment by billionaire male businessmen. If these individuals were women instead of men, I have no doubt that this kind of great wealth would be directed toward the support of those who are less fortunate in life. This is why I only want Fantastic Fabulous Females as Facebook Friends. Women seem to have an instinctual compassion and empathy for people that males often seem to lack.
Any of the female recipients of this e-mail who would like to become FB Friends after visiting my webpage are cordially invited to do so. I think that if you look at the names of my FB Female Friends, you will see that you would be joining a high quality group of sophisticated and successful women. Other Wonderful Women who have national name recognition have chosen to have private profiles. I fondly think of my female FaceBook Friends as warrior princesses who will come to my rescue if any of my billionaire businessman reviews get me in trouble with retaliatory actions. There is a symbolic photomontage representation of the warrior princess phenomena at the start of the Women heading on my webpage. https://jeffreypauley.com/women To complete this fantasy symbolism, I consider myself to be the warrior prince tip of the warrior princesses' spears and the edge of their swords, in my direct confrontations with Mark and others of his megalomaniac money making mindset.
I often revert to using lyrical and rhyming expressions in my Facebook posts to keep my writings from becoming drudgery and boring. I enjoy coming up with clever captions for my FB posts. Hopefully, none of them go beyond the bounds of good taste. This is unlikely, however, since my Female Friends group continues to grow without any invitations from yours truly. For instance, my most recent post reviewing Mark's self-serving lifestyle of luxury and leisure ended with this comment to my Female Facebook Friends,
"I hope that you decide to stick around for the upcoming fireworks and that we can maintain this budding FB Friendship. I hope that each of you Pretty Pop-tarts and Partners in crime has a Perfectly Pleasant day! Affectionately, Jeff
Mark could retaliate for my ego bruising review of his super yacht purchase. Knowing that I have a high powered group of Female Facebook Friends may deter him from engaging in a tit for tat action. Even if he does retaliate by deleting my Facebook account the damage will be minimal. I have saved the web page links to all of my Foxy Female Friends, so that I can re-establish my Facebook presence with an anonymous new account if Meta Mark retaliates. Furthermore, my personal website is a GoDaddy website, and therefore beyond the grasp of Mark's Meta tentacles. Should this turn into a type of cat and mouse scenario, I feel as though I am set up to be the cat, and you-know-who is the mouse.
My primary interest is in reviewing men's fashions, so this initial billionaire businessman review is a new and intriguing direction for me. I have two other reviews of this type upcoming in the near future. The billionaires I will focus on first will be in this order; Greg Flynn, founder and CEO of the Flynn Group, which is the largest franchisor of restaurants in the US. I have brought some of my concerns and suggestions directly to Greg Flynn in the past few months, but that attempt at encouraging him to engage in business practices that would better serve his female employees fell on deaf ears. As such, I feel a public, more detailed follow up to that private communique is justified. I think you will be shocked at my revelations, just as I was when I discovered the social shortcomings of this successful CEO.
Following this will be a review of the Walton billionaire clan. An interesting fact is that both the current Wal-Mart CEO John Fulmer and myself were stockers at the Bentonville Wal-Mart in the 1990's. I worked there in 1990 and John started his Wal-Mart career there in 1993. I recently communicated an idea to John and the Walton family, but that idea fell on deaf ears just as did my suggestions to Greg Flynn. John is obviously interested in following me from afar, since he has been checking out my LinkedIn profile, which I have never updated or used. Why he wasn't man enough to contact me directly is anyone's guess.
In both upcoming reviews, I will include copies of my previous attempts to positively influence these big-headed bumptious billionaire businessmen. I have achieved prominence with my men's fashion reviews, and I hope that my reviews of these biggety bombastic businessmen, starting with Mark, will be equally well received by the public. I will continue to review men's fashions, posting those reviews on my FB page, while also submitting them online to AmaZon. I have a great reputation with the AmaZon executive leadership team that includes direct contact with a female executive who is just one level below the AmaZon founder and executive board chairman.
My next men's fashion review should be on my FB page in a day or two. Male recipients of this e-mail may find my next men's fashion review to be useful if they want to be on the leading edge of men's fashion. For me, it is nice to be able to balance negative reviews of billionaire male businessmen with positive reviews of men's fashions. In both cases, I feel that I am making an altruistic contribution to society, in that I am not compensated for my efforts, other than a positive emotional boost with each review. One of my favorite quotes is "The happiness of your life depends on the quality of your thoughts" from Marcus Aurelius.
These words that I try to incorporate into my own perspectives and thoughts are included in the bio link on my webpage. https://jeffreypauley.com/bio%2Fcontact
Sincerely, Jeff at jeffreypauley.com
The email list of recipients is from 2007 and obviously some names are no longer valid.
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