Seth Rogen and Keanu Reeves Talked About How Rich People Don’t Do Things for the Public Anymore

Seth Rogen and Keanu Reeves Talked About How Rich People Don’t Do Things for the Public Anymore

Seth Rogen and Keanu Reeves sat down with Aziz Ansari and Keke Palmer for an Esquire roundtable to promote Good Fortune, the Ansari comedy about wealth and gig-economy struggles. The conversation turned to income inequality, and Rogen and Reeves landed on the same complaint: rich people used to build things the public could actually use, and they’ve stopped. Rogen’s pitch was that a century ago, outsized fortunes turned into libraries, observato…