[Colinsky]

Washington did not accept a farthing in compensation for his services during the revolution.

However, he did have an expense account and racked up $499,261.51 in fine wines, expensive suits, opulent lodgings, etc, during his eight years as head of the army. In 1784 dollars, too. Meanwhile, ordinary generals' salary was $166 a month.

See GEORGE WASHINGTON'S EXPENSE ACCOUNT by Marvin Kitman.

[Jacquerie]

You forgot to repeat that Washington was a slave owning dirtbag.