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Yes, the story of Warren Buffett's interaction with high society can be applied to today's business environment. It shows that success in business does not necessarily require conforming to the norms of high society. Buffett's simple tastes and humility, despite his immense wealth and success, demonstrate that authenticity and staying true to one's values can be a powerful asset in business. This is particularly relevant in today's business environment, where consumers increasingly value authenticity and social responsibility in the companies they support.
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It wasn't until Buffett invested in the Washington Post that he met its publisher Katharine Graham. She was his ticket to high society, where he was least comfortable. A man of simple tastes, Buffet would rather eat a burger, fries, and Cherry Coke than sit down to a formal meal. He carried his own luggage when traveling, and was like a starstruck kid around celebrities, particularly when he met Princess Diana.
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