Charlie Munger revealed weeks before his death the one thing he wished he had done in his lifetime

• Charlie Munger died Tuesday at age 99.
• He explained something he had done in his life.
• But he said he probably won’t pursue that particular dream in his old age.

Charlie Munger, He died on Tuesday at the age of 99, as he said CNBCOne thing Becky Quick wanted to do before she died was catch a 200 pound tuna fish.

“When I was young, I would have paid anything to catch a 200-pound tuna. I never caught one,” Munger told Fast in an interview taped before his centennial birthday.

however, to tell He joked that he was much “old and frail” compared to when he was 96, and he probably wouldn’t mind crossing that particular item off his bucket list.

“If you give me the chance now, I’ll say no. Go … there are things you leave behind in time,” Munger said.

And so he said. Munger spoke about his 99-year-old’s active lifestyle and social schedule, saying he prefers to stay busy.

“You’re very active,” Price told Munger. “You have a busy social schedule. You’re zooming. You have breakfast and lunch.”

Munger replied: “This is my idea of ​​a proper old age.”

Munger acknowledged “Undue Benefit” He accepted what allowed him to enjoy his old age.

“I’m very good at spotting unfair advantage, and I’ve gotten unfair advantages in old age, not unfair advantage. And when they come, I just grab them. Boom, boom, boom.”

to tellBerkshire Hathaway, who spent 46 years at Berkshire Hathaway, died peacefully at a California hospital, the company announced.

While on Berkshire HathawayMunger served as vice chairman alongside CEO Warren Buffett. Munger influenced the chairman and how, Price told CNBC’s “Closing Bell Overtime.” CEO Warren Buffett. He led the company, often advised the investments.

“Berkshire Hathaway could not have grown to where it is today without Charlie’s drive, wisdom and involvement.” Buffett. In a statement released by Berkshire Hathaway

During his decade as an investor, Munger rarely talked about fishing. Still, the billionaire has an oft-quoted personality. Advice How people should invest.

“I have a friend who says the first rule of fishing is to fish where the fish are.” Munger He said in 2017. “The second rule of fishing is to never forget the first rule. We’ve gotten better at fishing where the fish are.”