EPTWhat would you do if you won the Lottery? - Page 6
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Monstah-_-
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neobowman
Canada3324 Posts
Still left with a considerable amount to play around with. I'd get a small house which would be around $300000 which would be half or so. Rest would be in a decent car, a few video game consoles (and games of course) and a ton of manga. Everything else I could bring from what I already have. Anything else I need I can spend the rest. (The stuff left behind goes in chequeing account) | ||
KwarK
United States44256 Posts
because money doesn't change it much? | ||
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ChessWhiz
United States260 Posts
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decafchicken
United States20168 Posts
-ship 1 mil to my parents -pay off all current and future college payments (~100-200k depending on grad school) -save 500k-1mil for rent payments till i get out of college, then the rest on a house when i get a job -Probably about a million on cars...GTR, audi rs4 + r8, aston martin, corvette zr1, and some nice sedan/suv. Fuck i just realized my garage will cost more than my house -Another couple hundred grand on sick nice shit like a watch, clothes, basically rich people shit so i can be super ballin when i roll up to vegas in my r8 -the rest will cover random vacations/absurd amounts of alcohol/partying/gambling/etc -I will finish college and get a job to pay the bills and raise my kids. Life without a purpose is not a life at all. I will be able to do something i love though and not worry about how much it pays. -Probably give away some amount to charity or some shit. college for kids as well. | ||
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Always
United States376 Posts
... But first I'd buy some Starcraft lessons. And maybe a Gallardo. | ||
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Probe.
United States877 Posts
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Warrior Madness
Canada3791 Posts
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wok
United States504 Posts
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GTR
51683 Posts
500k to teamliquid because they are that awesome 1 million to finish college then move to korea and set up foreign pro team etc | ||
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Loanshark
China3094 Posts
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Whiplash
United States2929 Posts
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Licmyobelisk
Philippines3682 Posts
But seriously, I'd just invest them properly and help out poor people through different NGO foundations. I'mma kinda happy posting in teamliquid and playing different type of games.  and yeah, no one will ever notice I won a gazillion bucks! | ||
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himurakenshin
Canada1845 Posts
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meegrean
Thailand7699 Posts
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unknown.sam
Philippines2701 Posts
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Conquest101
United States1395 Posts
Take like 1 million of it, buy a nice new house, not too expensive, but something that will appreciate. New car, stuff like that. Half of that 1 million will probably go into a locked retirement fund or something. 1 million to family. And just be a lazy ass for a few years. Do some traveling. Eventually, I'm sure I'll go back to work/devote my life to something a bit more meaningful, and I'll always have something to fall back on if something were to happen (or if I just want to break for a while). It'd be nice. Lol, kinda mundane. | ||
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3clipse
Canada2555 Posts
On November 25 2009 15:48 ChessWhiz wrote: I find it odd that so many people here say they wouldn't waste most of the money, but in reality, most people do waste it. Either we at TL are overly optimistic concerning our financial self-control, or we are smarter than people who actually win the lottery. It reminds me of the poll that shows a high percentage of people think they are "smarter than average." I agree that there is obviously a disconnect between what one imagines they would do in a situation and what they actually would do if presented with the scenario, but if I were to play devil's advocate, I would draw your attention to the fact that the demographic drawn to competitive strategy games is likely more intelligent than average. | ||
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Etherone
United States1898 Posts
On November 25 2009 18:54 3clipse wrote: I agree that there is obviously a disconnect between what one imagines they would do in a situation and what they actually would do if presented with the scenario, but if I were to play devil's advocate, I would draw your attention to the fact that the demographic drawn to competitive strategy games is likely more intelligent than average. to a certain degree you are right, in that most who say they will invest 50% are simply naive, but then again it's hard for someone who has never had 5 million to know what that entails, or how quickly it can disappear. Also since most of the people at TL have been responsible thus far in their lives they have no idea what monster might come out when they place them selves and even as little as 10k directly in harms way, for the sake of experience. also it has absolutely nothing to do with intelligence. out of the 10 most intelligent people i have ever known ( myself not included ^ ^) the top 4 spiraled insanely out of control, the top 2 of those are somewhat stabilized in a certain mediocrity trying to convince themselves the rest of their life is worth living, and of the other 2 , one is wealthy and stable, and the other is trying hard to get there. having very shaky results but still looks promising. | ||
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BlueStar
Bulgaria1173 Posts
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