According to CNBC, Warren Buffett spends nearly every evening watching YouTube clips from a recliner in his Omaha home, and friends say he is rarely looking at investing or finance content. The Wall Street Journal said Buffett, who is 96, watches everything from Glenn Close clips and 1950s commercials to Paul Anka videos, railroads, Nebraska, early Frank Sinatra performances and random rabbit holes, and that Sharon Osberg is a frequent viewing companion. The article also said Buffett's YouTube habit is not tied to Berkshire Hathaway's investment in Alphabet, and noted that Berkshire added another $192.6 million to its Lennar stake in SEC filings Monday, buying 2.4 million Lennar Class A shares at an average price of $79.65 and 15,000 Class B shares at $78.33 on Oct. 1 and Oct. 2.