As an accountant, I would assume you could read that article and quickly figure out there is relatively zero "assumptions" to build a proforma. For example, did they charge his fictional S&P pile for living expenses for a billionaire flying around in a jumbo jet? Living expenses for decades? Divorces? Go ahead and post the spread sheet that charges those line items to not just his actual pile, but his pretend S&P pile. If every year we are deducting real expenses, does that pile compound as estimated? We are also estimating his current pile as it doesn't appear to have an actual real number. What was the exact value of his portion of his father's estate?
I have no idea what his net worth is, but I am sure he is not given any benefit of the doubt in this charade.
I mean this is a fun exercise for the easily duped, Trump haters, but cmon. This just isn't grounded in many real specifics that it would take to make this determination.
Kind reminds me of your fun take after watching the Jan 6 circus on HBO 🤣