General Knowledge!

[Marty]

According to Forbes, Smaug is the second richest person/creature this year, with an amassed fortune of $62billion. A hyperintelligent red-gold dragon known for complimenting thieves and liars for their "nice manners", he distrusts banks, swearing instead by the "plunder and hoard" investment style.

Other characters with a huge store of wealth include a prospecting duck who cheated in a bet ($51.9billion), a vampire with four hundred years of compound interest and an adopted daughter with an uncanny knack for predicting stock market trends ($36.3billion) and a morally dubious computer hacker from Sweden with eidatic memory ($2.4billion).

As to the richest person, I don't have a clue.

[jim360]

This is probably not a good thing to admit to. You are acutely aware of the financial situations of characters who neither did, do or will exist, but not of people who actually are real?!

[Marty]

Yes, Jim. I am a nerd. It's in my blood.

I also have access to Google, from whence I was directed to these figures.

[BFM_Fénix]

Quite regrettable, but Fuzion and I have to endure... Carlos Slim.

[jim360]

I didn't realise Slim needed to be endured...

Anyway you're up Fenix!!

[BFM_Fénix]

Well... There is some sort of monopoly de facto thanks to him

How big is Slim's wealth, in yens dollars?

Note: Not our general.

[jim360]

About $69,000 million. This apparently makes him worth more than most countries.

[BFM_Fénix]

Go again Jim.

[jim360]

How many degrees in a regular dodecagon?

[BFM_Fénix]

1800° total. 150° each.

[jim360]

Close enough. You're up Fenix.

[BFM_Fénix]

How many degrees in a regular hectogon (100 sides)?

Yes... I don't know what to ask...

[jim360]

17640.

Or (n-2)*180.

[BFM_Fénix]

17640.

Or (n-2)*180.

Go ahead.

[jim360]

What was the real name of the guy who wrote Alice in Wonderland?