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Mega Millions...1.1 Billion Dollars?
- Thread starter Innova63
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I'd be more than elated to split that cash option with a dozen other winners.
1) Buy my dept lunch, give my two week notice, and wish my boss and co-workers well.
2) Road Trip!
3) New house.
4) Renovate my current condo, and let players stay there during Toboggan season.
NOStheBOSS
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I would buy one black 4x zone and one 2015 sexton firebird. Maybe a new bag if I had some money leftover
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Lulz
uncle pennybags
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Could you buy several across the country and have a little mini-chain??
opcorn:
What, you want to manage one? You're hired!
Hampstead
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Heated tee pads and LED baskets would be two luxuries added to the future home course. A fully stocked bar on hole 9 as well.
etdefender19
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Figure out what seat in Congress I'd run for
Seriously
Seriously
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the correct answer for what you do first is hire a lawyer
spending the money? i'd buy Highbridge Hills
spending the money? i'd buy Highbridge Hills
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Quit job.
Pay off Hidden Ridge mortgage.
Start doing all the cool things I've dreamed of at Hidden Ridge but didn't have the time or money to complete. Tee pads, some earth work, and pave the whole f%$king 1/2 mile gravel driveway.
Pay off Hidden Ridge mortgage.
Start doing all the cool things I've dreamed of at Hidden Ridge but didn't have the time or money to complete. Tee pads, some earth work, and pave the whole f%$king 1/2 mile gravel driveway.
jakebake91
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First hire a lawyer and a financial advisor.
Then:
Clear all debt.
Give two week notice.
Buy substantial tract land.
Build a house.
Probably buy my dad a house and a new vehicle.
Then:
Clear all debt.
Give two week notice.
Buy substantial tract land.
Build a house.
Probably buy my dad a house and a new vehicle.
klodkrawler05
Birdie Member
Practically, nothing at first aside from calling my financial advisor and hiring a lawyer. Eventually once all the pencil pushing and paperworking was completed I think I'd pay off my parents/brothers houses, setup college trusts for all the nieces and nephews. Then it'd be time to burn through a fistful of millions doing whatever struck my fancy at the moment, buy some dream cars, buy some property for a personal playground.
After that? if there's "only" $640m left and it's earning 3% interest, you're stuck having to spend $52k a day to keep up with how fast the money is growing. I feel like I could make a lot of things awesome spreading that money around in the community.
I can just imagine how awesome some of our local courses could be between the passion and drive that some of the local volunteers have, combined with an influx of cash to rent stump grinders and other land improving equipment, buy better lawn mowers, buy baskets/teepads to their hearts content
After that? if there's "only" $640m left and it's earning 3% interest, you're stuck having to spend $52k a day to keep up with how fast the money is growing. I feel like I could make a lot of things awesome spreading that money around in the community.
I can just imagine how awesome some of our local courses could be between the passion and drive that some of the local volunteers have, combined with an influx of cash to rent stump grinders and other land improving equipment, buy better lawn mowers, buy baskets/teepads to their hearts content
$1 million each to
--nieces and nephews for college funds, $3m
--brother, sister and good aunts & uncles, $7m
--best friends in 5 states, $20m
$500K for a disc course in each state, P2P(cheap), small cabin for caretaker, $25m
Complete rebuild and remodel for the Vanagon, $50K
Touring sea kayak and whitewater kayak, $5K
And that only comes to just over $55 million. Oh the travails of rich people....
--nieces and nephews for college funds, $3m
--brother, sister and good aunts & uncles, $7m
--best friends in 5 states, $20m
$500K for a disc course in each state, P2P(cheap), small cabin for caretaker, $25m
Complete rebuild and remodel for the Vanagon, $50K
Touring sea kayak and whitewater kayak, $5K
And that only comes to just over $55 million. Oh the travails of rich people....
Financial adviser first of course
And $1 million to TimG, provided he permabans ballgolfconvert immediately.
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