The New Guarders say their lifestyles haven't changed that much now that they're rich. Sidgmore still lives in the same house he bought eight years ago. Wolf, who was already wealthy before he came to US Airways, reckons he'll end up giving away all the money he has made there. It's all paper money anyway. . . . Most people who are successful are so because they like what they do.
Money comes as a side benefit.
To be sure, it's nice to have money. Sidgmore bought a house for his parents. So did Ledecky and some of the others. What about sports, he's asked, but Case is still dismissive. And it becomes obvious that his sport, his fun, is his business.