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  Charlie Munger’s, the billionaire who passed away at the age of 99, shared some insights into his life in an interview with CNBC just before his birthday on January 1 next year. He talked about his bucket list and explained why he abandoned it. On Bucket List and Fishing : When asked about his bucket list, Munger looked surprised and replied, “It’s an interesting question. When I was 96, I became so old and weak that I don’t want to catch a 200-pound tuna anymore. It requires a lot of effort and physical strength.” “So, I don’t do that. When I was young, I paid any amount to catch a 200-pound tuna. I never caught one. And now, if the opportunity arises, I will decline. I think you accept defeat with time,” he added. According to a Business Insider report, Munger, primarily known for his investment strategies, shared a similarity between fishing and investing in 2017. He said, “I have a friend who says the first rule of fishing is to fish where the fish are. The second rule of fishing