It's good, but... do you remember the "stay inside" articles that were coming out in March and April? The ones that explained that responsible people need to find some indoor hobbies, stay there, and only open the door when the Instacart guy comes with food or the Amazon guy comes with craft supplies? I get the same kind of feeling here. Sure, rich billionaires have a lifestyle that largely insulates them from the effects of the pandemic - but so do Vanity Fair reporters, so I don't know where they found this high horse to get on about it.
Let's throw politicians in the mix there too. Lots of "you should do X", but of course, they can't be held to the same standard because they have important business running the country that requires an exception.
I see your point, I also got that feeling with the noting that him and Travis didn't get along in the article.