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You can have lunch with Tim Cook for a big stack of cash

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Got some serious cash burning a hole in your pocket? Now you can buy yourself a lunch date with Apple’s (FB) CEO Tim Cook.

Cook is taking part in a charity auction through fundraising site Charitybuzz, reported MarketWatch. The action will raise money for the Robert F. Kennedy Center for Justice and Human Rights.

Charitybuzz values the lunch at $100,000. It is an auction, though, so the meal date could end up costing many times that number. Bidding ends on May 6, and the highest bid is already at $165,000.

For comparison, though, in 2013, Charitybuzz auctioned off coffee with Cook, which was valued at $50,000. The winning bid for that prize? $610,000.

Interested in dining with Cook? You can place your own bid here.

Read more about Tim Cook in Fortune’s most recent cover story Apple’s Tim Cook leads different.
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