The story is about a rich man who makes clones of himself. The clones are fed and exercised so that they will have perfect bodies, but are not given the ability to mentally develop. They cannot speak or communicate with the world.  When the rich man gets old, he switches his brain into one of the clones. This way, he will give himself a new, fresh body. However, he is horrified to find that when he wakes up after the transplant, he is in the same body. He has transplanted his brain, but not his soul, or his memories. He tries to tell the operators that there has been a mistake, but he finds himself unable to get the words out. he realizes he will be trapped as an idiot forever, while the clone steals his life from him.
I'm looking for a short story whose title I can't remember.  In it a wealthy man practices cloning and consciousness transfer to achieve immortality, often parading older bodies around his estate naked (not a nice guy). The story follows a final transplant, which doesn't go as expected. The man is left trapped with his memories and no ability to speak, while the clone walks off behaving exactly as he would.
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