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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is deeply unhappy about the $27 million mansion he bought on San Francisco's iconic Lombard Street.
The 9,500-square-foot property overlooks the bay, features a massive infinity pool, and even has a "Batcave" that leads to a garage.The Lombard Street property, one of the most expensive homes listed in the city, apparently needed $4 million worth of urgent repairs, from a sewage line that was allegedly plugged up with bags by an unhappy and unpaid contractor, to a leaky pool.
In short, Altman's plight highlights the strange lives of billionaires in the Bay Area — a city that has been reeling from a housing crisis since the 1990s and has
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