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The now billionaire bought a lifetime flight pass from American Airlines for six figures while drunk and celebrating his first big deal back in 1990, Cuban explained to host Shannon Sharpe on the
Union boss who threatened to 'cripple' economy lives in luxe 7,000 square-foot mansion with guest house — and a BentleyUnion boss rages against E-ZPass for costing union jobs in video weeks before strike shut down ports Cuban bought the AAirpass, which launched in the early 1980s and gave flyers unlimited first-class travel for the rest of their lives. Back then, the price was based on the buyer’s age at the time of purchase.It was the 1990s and the entrepreneur was only 32 years old when he bought it so the pass cost $125,000, which isUnfortunately, American Airlines no longer offers this unlimited pass.
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