Warren Buffett has once again offered up a lunch with him in a charity auction to benefit The Glide Foundation. The bidding, which ends later on tonight, is currently near $1.6 million. This bid will surely increase, but it remains shy of the record setting bid of $3,456,789 in 2012.

According to the article, “Buffett has said the lunches generally last at least three hours and cover a variety of topics. The only topic off-limits is what Buffett plans to invest in next.” People seem eager to do this considering this annual auction lot has raised nearly $18 million over the last 15 years.

I am curious who domain investors would want to have lunch with if they could choose anyone in the business of domain investing. I am not going to run a poll with pre-selected options, so it would be great for you to share the person with whom you would want to have a 3 hour lunch meeting. Perhaps this is something that

Political publication National Journal just reported that “Rand Paul Apparently Paid $100,000 for RandPaul.com.” The publication was referencing Rand Paul’s Federal campaign records. The article went on to state that “Federal campaign records show Paul used his Senate reelection committee to pay $100,980 to Escrow.com, a domain service, on March 27 for what is described as a “domain name.”

I think that this was a wise purchase by Mr. Paul because it’s much easier to advertise  RandPaul.com on campaign material than something longer. Owning this domain name makes more sense than relying on the owner of the domain name to use it for something positive. In addition, owning the domain name