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Getbig Main Boards => Gossip & Opinions => Topic started by: Agnostic007 on October 18, 2018, 08:00:18 PM
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Cash option is 548 million estimate
Uncle Sam takes $202 Million for doing nothing
That leaves 346 Million after taxes.
For those of you thinking this.. but not saying it.. that leaves $173 million after divorce...
How would you even begin to spend $346 million dollars? It boggles the mind.
For me, after hiring some financial consultants, attorneys, setting up Trusts etc.. I would make a list of about 20 good friends and family and gift them a million or so each depending on the relationship. I think I would put 50 million in an account for me to spend, and the rest, look for ways to make life better for others and prop up some charities I like. For toys, I would definitely build a collection of classic muscle cars.
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Ask Kevin Garnett, who earned about 365 mil during his NBA career. Wife is about to divorce him in California and get half. Attorneys and CPAs have fucked up the other half.
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Ask Kevin Garnett, who earned about 365 mil during his NBA career. Wife is about to divorce him in California and get half. Attorneys and CPAs have fucked up the other half.
Hard to feel sorry for a guy who made 365 million though
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$970 million? Stocking stuffer for any true get bigger.
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Hookers And Blow too cliche?
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Cash option is 548 million estimate
Uncle Sam takes $202 Million for doing nothing
That leaves 346 Million after taxes.
For those of you thinking this.. but not saying it.. that leaves $173 million after divorce...
How would you even begin to spend $346 million dollars? It boggles the mind.
For me, after hiring some financial consultants, attorneys, setting up Trusts etc.. I would make a list of about 20 good friends and family and gift them a million or so each depending on the relationship. I think I would put 50 million in an account for me to spend, and the rest, look for ways to make life better for others and prop up some charities I like. For toys, I would definitely build a collection of classic muscle cars.
Nice.
It's fun to think about stuff like this.
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90% of it I’d spend on
Fast cars
Fast M/bikes
Fast women
Busty women
Pretty women
Growth Hormone ( I’d shower in it 2x a day )
IGF-1 as above
Having a great life
The other 10%
I’d just waste
😂😂😂😂😂
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Ask Kevin Garnett, who earned about 365 mil during his NBA career. Wife is about to divorce him in California and get half. Attorneys and CPAs have fucked up the other half.
no way he made that much, where did you get that number?
as for what i would do with that money, i'd give away a lot and just relax and enjoy simple things in life without having to think about making more money
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Remake the first Star Wars with Ryan Reynolds as Han Solo...
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no way he made that much, where did you get that number?
as for what i would do with that money, i'd give away a lot and just relax and enjoy simple things in life without having to think about making more money
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Kevin Garnett career earnings: $326 million, the most all time - Business Insider.Sep 24, 2016. I was a bit over but his NBA number doesn't include sponsorship deals, so I'm sure the total is over 365.
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Start my own supplement company and get rich.
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Garrett giddens never married he keep 100%
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90% of it I’d spend on
Fast cars
Fast M/bikes
Fast women
Busty women
Pretty women
Growth Hormone ( I’d shower in it 2x a day )
IGF-1 as above
Having a great life
The other 10%
I’d just waste
😂😂😂😂😂
No fast cars
No fast bikes (electric H-D would be just fine)
Busty pussy, no thanks
I have everything else ;D ;D ;D
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Garrett giddens never married he keep 100%
GG still the ultimate superior pussyslayer but CostanzaBreh steppin his game up a notch of late
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There’s a website that tells you what to do if you win big money. Turn your phone off and call a financial advisor. Set your family up for generations. I’d travel the world with my wife and kids and buy a nice house on about 100 acres.
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There’s a website that tells you what to do if you win big money. Turn your phone off and call a financial advisor. Set your family up for generations. I’d travel the world with my wife and kids and buy a nice house on about 100 acres.
Set up family for generations? ??? ???
I’d take care of immediate, living family.
No interest in taking care of generations I’ve never met.
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George Clooney made more than this selling his tequila company.
Crazy money but not enough to buy an NFL team.
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i'd blow it just for spite fuck you
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Hookers And Blow too cliche?
Not cliche at all my friend. Albeit I’d be doing both in the south of France on a very nice yacht.
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Set up family for generations? ??? ???
I’d take care of immediate, living family.
No interest in taking care of generations I’ve never met.
Clearly you don’t have children.
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How would you even begin to spend $346 million dollars?
First I'd put away a huge chunk of the money and never touch it to make sure I never end up poor. Even though inflation is slowly robbing me I'd be ok with that to make sure I didn't royally fuck up.
The second thing I would do would be to lawyer up. Expensive Jew lawyers. The best lawyers money can buy. I'd also hire security to keep me from getting jacked.
Next I'd buy some apartment buildings in good cash flowing areas to generate a huge source of passive income that would go on forever. I'd hire a property management company to deal with the BS.
Only then would I start to buy myself some of the bullshit that I want to waste money on like fast cars and expensive Russian whores.
After my empire was as bulletproof as possible, then I would start giving some money away to family, friends, and charity. I would not buy a giant house. I would rent where I lived to stay flexible and avoid money pits.
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Consthructions a massive escape proof compound to house the older invalid retired get biggers, who-oars on demand, universal machine, and superfast internet
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I'd take the money, move to Africa and start an empire.
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I'd take the money, move to Africa and start an empire.
how many white women in africa or metoo got your scared now?
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I'd start my own mma organisation. I'd call it
W2TF
(Welcome to da top of da food chain)
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I'd change my name, move to Montana and raise alpacas.
(https://allaboutlongy.files.wordpress.com/2013/01/cowboy-in-snow.jpg)
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Ask Kevin Garnett, who earned about 365 mil during his NBA career. Wife is about to divorce him in California and get half. Attorneys and CPAs have fucked up the other half.
Marriage = most expensive day of your life
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First I'd put away a huge chunk of the money and never touch it to make sure I never end up poor. Even though inflation is slowly robbing me I'd be ok with that to make sure I didn't royally fuck up.
The second thing I would do would be to lawyer up. Expensive Jew lawyers. The best lawyers money can buy. I'd also hire security to keep me from getting jacked.
Next I'd buy some apartment buildings in good cash flowing areas to generate a huge source of passive income that would go on forever. I'd hire a property management company to deal with the BS.
Only then would I start to buy myself some of the bullshit that I want to waste money on like fast cars and expensive Russian whores.
After my empire was as bulletproof as possible, then I would start giving some money away to family, friends, and charity. I would not buy a giant house. I would rent where I lived to stay flexible and avoid money pits.
I think that would be a financial mistake. Had a coworker hit the Texas Lotto for 95 Million. He and his wife got 51 million. He is now the Sheriff of Williamson County TX. yes... the dude still works... crazy. But he would recommend taking pics of the ticket, putting the ticket in a safe deposit box, getting a lawyer and Financial planner first before claiming the prize. That would allow them to set up some products that would alleviate some of the tax burden, and when I'm looking at Uncle Sam wanting 202 million of my money, every little bit helps. Change your phone number is another thing.
Side story, he remained at APD for about a year after winning, thinking he was just going to continue his career. His lawyer became like a Colonel Parker, controlling his every dime. it was almost like he was brainwashing him. He would not spend a dime. He invited his former shift mates out to dinner to celebrate and when the check came he had them separate the bill. Here is a guy that was making more off interest in a day then those people were making in a month. It got so bad his wife was about to leave him. He finally broke the spell and canned the lawyer. I guess there are extremes both ways.
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First I'd put away a huge chunk of the money and never touch it to make sure I never end up poor. Even though inflation is slowly robbing me I'd be ok with that to make sure I didn't royally fuck up.
The second thing I would do would be to lawyer up. Expensive Jew lawyers. The best lawyers money can buy. I'd also hire security to keep me from getting jacked.
Next I'd buy some apartment buildings in good cash flowing areas to generate a huge source of passive income that would go on forever. I'd hire a property management company to deal with the BS.
Only then would I start to buy myself some of the bullshit that I want to waste money on like fast cars and expensive Russian whores.
After my empire was as bulletproof as possible, then I would start giving some money away to family, friends, and charity. I would not buy a giant house. I would rent where I lived to stay flexible and avoid money pits.
If that huge chunck ends up in a bank, you might lose it when that financial goes bankrupt at the next recession.....
As with the previous one, debt is the usual problem. Except this time it's worse than in 2008/2009...
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Well folks, it hit a billion dollars!!!!!
Don't ever ever take the lump sum payment, besides getting less, way too easy to blow it all. Just take the installments.
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Jed gets rich...
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I think that would be a financial mistake. Had a coworker hit the Texas Lotto for 95 Million. He and his wife got 51 million. He is now the Sheriff of Williamson County TX. yes... the dude still works... crazy. But he would recommend taking pics of the ticket, putting the ticket in a safe deposit box, getting a lawyer and Financial planner first before claiming the prize. That would allow them to set up some products that would alleviate some of the tax burden, and when I'm looking at Uncle Sam wanting 202 million of my money, every little bit helps. Change your phone number is another thing.
Side story, he remained at APD for about a year after winning, thinking he was just going to continue his career. His lawyer became like a Colonel Parker, controlling his every dime. it was almost like he was brainwashing him. He would not spend a dime. He invited his former shift mates out to dinner to celebrate and when the check came he had them separate the bill. Here is a guy that was making more off interest in a day then those people were making in a month. It got so bad his wife was about to leave him. He finally broke the spell and canned the lawyer. I guess there are extremes both ways.
Never working again, no matter how well off you are, is the quick path to an early death. Humans were meant, through evolution, to react to stress and challenges. Not having any leads to rapid aging or worse - self destruction..
As for stashing money away, etc, etc, most people do not have any idea of what it's like to have a few million in the bank, let alone many of them. A million dollars in cash in most parts of the country is a staggering amount (except of course to the jetset getbiggers...) I sold a business and achieved that goal and it was surprising. I had to start another business shortly after because my life needed a purpose- like 99% of people. Lots of money in assets felt magical at first but then the thought faded. It doesn't change your life that much, really.
I also realized quickly that happiness comes from what you do, not what you have. Large sums of money can control you too, instead of the other way around.
If people know you have money, they become very superficial. Better to just keep everything quiet and live a normal life with a few perks- like being able to take the time to do whatever you want, with people you like.
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Never working again, no matter how well off you are, is the quick path to an early death. Humans were meant, through evolution, to react to stress and challenges. Not having any leads to rapid aging or worse - self destruction..
volunteer for good causes
don't work a job when you don't need the money, you're just taking a job from somebody that needs it a lot more than you
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Ask Kevin Garnett, who earned about 365 mil during his NBA career. Wife is about to divorce him in California and get half. Attorneys and CPAs have fucked up the other half.
that absolutely shocks me
he was never the best player or face of the league and he's only known to nba fans he's not transcendent like lebron, shaq, kobe, or michael and i can't think of anything that he endorses
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Marriage = most expensive day of your life
No not quite - Divorce is usually.
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Which means Thousands of dupes lost about 2 billion for someone to get rich....lotto gives barely above half of revenue to prizes. And the slow payout means they hold the money and of course get interest on it..over 30 years of interest so basically after taxes they dont pay anything.
But, you are helping our wonderful public education system.
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Well folks, it hit a billion dollars!!!!!
Don't ever ever take the lump sum payment, besides getting less, way too easy to blow it all. Just take the installments.
always take the lump sum.
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I agree with the turn the phone off part.
Then you have to reach out to a lawyer first, financial advisor can wait the next week. With that type of money you just need to do some basic investing and live off the interest.
Traveling the world to my heart's content will let me find out what I would do next.
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I think that would be a financial mistake. Had a coworker hit the Texas Lotto for 95 Million. He and his wife got 51 million. He is now the Sheriff of Williamson County TX. yes... the dude still works... crazy. But he would recommend taking pics of the ticket, putting the ticket in a safe deposit box, getting a lawyer and Financial planner first before claiming the prize. That would allow them to set up some products that would alleviate some of the tax burden, and when I'm looking at Uncle Sam wanting 202 million of my money, every little bit helps. Change your phone number is another thing.
Side story, he remained at APD for about a year after winning, thinking he was just going to continue his career. His lawyer became like a Colonel Parker, controlling his every dime. it was almost like he was brainwashing him. He would not spend a dime. He invited his former shift mates out to dinner to celebrate and when the check came he had them separate the bill. Here is a guy that was making more off interest in a day then those people were making in a month. It got so bad his wife was about to leave him. He finally broke the spell and canned the lawyer. I guess there are extremes both ways.
You're right. Jew lawyers first.
Also, I'm definitely take the lump sum right now.
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I’d try to purchase basils bicep supination machine.
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How would you even begin to spend $346 million dollars? It boggles the mind.
I have just downed a few beers but this is my most realistic guess at the moment:
- buy house for 800 k
- buy a nice car for 100 k
- buy art etc. for 100 k.
- invest the rest and keep 20% in cash
you would never have to work again and I would enjoy frequent restaurant visits, body massages etc.
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$970,000,000
After Taxes, lawyers, accountants = $485,000,000
Monthly payout over 30 years =1.6 million
Value of 1.6 million in 30 years =$160,000/month
Not including Jewelry, prostitutes, divorce from prostitutes,swindled on bad investments, lawyers for frivolous lawsuits...etc.....If you are very humble you could retire and cruise with this lottery...but odds are you'll be bankrupt.
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For anyone interested in what their payments would theoretically be check here by state https://www.usamega.com/mega-millions-jackpot.asp
My state ( Massachusetts )
Massachusetts: 5% State Tax - $1,666,667
- $28,280,000
Your average net per year: $23,666,666 Your net payout: $401,576,000
After 30 payments: $709,999,980
Annuity Payment Schedule
State:
Massachusetts
Drawing Date: Fri, Oct 19, 2018
Jackpot: $1,000,000,000
Federal Tax: 24%
State Tax: 5.00%
Report: Mega Millions annuity payout schedule (30 annual payments)
Year Gross Payment Federal Taxes State Taxes Net Payment
1 $15,051,435 $3,612,344 $752,572 $10,686,519
2 $15,804,007 $3,792,962 $790,200 $11,220,845
3 $16,594,207 $3,982,610 $829,710 $11,781,887
4 $17,423,918 $4,181,740 $871,196 $12,370,982
5 $18,295,113 $4,390,827 $914,756 $12,989,530
6 $19,209,869 $4,610,369 $960,493 $13,639,007
7 $20,170,363 $4,840,887 $1,008,518 $14,320,958
8 $21,178,881 $5,082,931 $1,058,944 $15,037,006
9 $22,237,825 $5,337,078 $1,111,891 $15,788,856
10 $23,349,716 $5,603,932 $1,167,486 $16,578,298
11 $24,517,202 $5,884,128 $1,225,860 $17,407,213
12 $25,743,062 $6,178,335 $1,287,153 $18,277,574
13 $27,030,215 $6,487,252 $1,351,511 $19,191,453
14 $28,381,726 $6,811,614 $1,419,086 $20,151,025
15 $29,800,812 $7,152,195 $1,490,041 $21,158,577
16 $31,290,853 $7,509,805 $1,564,543 $22,216,506
17 $32,855,395 $7,885,295 $1,642,770 $23,327,330
18 $34,498,165 $8,279,560 $1,724,908 $24,493,697
19 $36,223,073 $8,693,538 $1,811,154 $25,718,382
20 $38,034,227 $9,128,214 $1,901,711 $27,004,301
21 $39,935,938 $9,584,625 $1,996,797 $28,354,516
22 $41,932,735 $10,063,856 $2,096,637 $29,772,242
23 $44,029,372 $10,567,049 $2,201,469 $31,260,854
24 $46,230,840 $11,095,402 $2,311,542 $32,823,896
25 $48,542,382 $11,650,172 $2,427,119 $34,465,091
26 $50,969,502 $12,232,680 $2,548,475 $36,188,346
27 $53,517,977 $12,844,314 $2,675,899 $37,997,764
28 $56,193,875 $13,486,530 $2,809,694 $39,897,651
29 $59,003,569 $14,160,857 $2,950,178 $41,892,534
30 $61,953,748 $14,868,900 $3,097,687 $43,987,161
Total $1,000,000,002 $240,000,000 $50,000,000 $710,000,001
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I’d try to purchase basils bicep supination machine.
You can’t. Basiles bicep supination machine is like the Mona Lisa.....it’s pricelesss. It’s not up for sale.
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I’d try to purchase basils bicep supination machine.
transport costs :-\
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You can’t. Basiles bicep supination machine is like the Mona Lisa.....it’s pricelesss. It’s not up for sale.
yeah, belongs to museum of worthless creations ;)
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There’s a website that tells you what to do if you win big money. Turn your phone off and call a financial advisor. Set your family up for generations. I’d travel the world with my wife and kids and buy a nice house on about 100 acres.
Financial advisor is such bs, people that blow through that much money are idiots regardless of having an advisor or not
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that absolutely shocks me
he was never the best player or face of the league and he's only known to nba fans he's not transcendent like lebron, shaq, kobe, or michael and i can't think of anything that he endorses
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Earl KG was the face of the first $100 million contract and that contract (becoming a standard for unproven talent) eventually led to the NBA lockout.
volunteer for good causes
don't work a job when you don't need the money, you're just taking a job from somebody that needs it a lot more than you
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Having a need doesn't mean someone else deserves, or is a good fit for a job. If someone chooses to keep a job despite having money then it's their job to lose. If there's someone more deserving they will be replaced.
Come on man.
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And now it’s 1.6 billion :o :o :o
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And now it’s 1.6 billion :o :o :o
Getbiggers consider 1.6 bilion to be lower middle class.
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What right does a government have to this money?
It's state-sponsored theft.
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What right does a government have to this money?
It's state-sponsored theft.
Zero.
This is why you have to laugh when people argue about politics. You know it really doesn't do anything. When the government could swipe in and take prize winnings from a state-funded "game,"you know something is seriously screwed up. I guess a good way to fill politicians pockets with a few hundred million.
(https://democracychronicles.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/DC-US-Cartoon-Governement-Organized-Crime-Child-w-Father.jpg)
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Golf,lot's of golf.
...screw humans but I'd hookup animal shelters.
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Golf,lot's of golf.
...screw humans but I'd hookup animal shelters.
Would you donate to Caliber Fitness Solutions: The Leader in Human Evolution Since 2001?
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For anyone interested in what their payments would theoretically be check here by state https://www.usamega.com/mega-millions-jackpot.asp
My state ( Massachusetts )
Massachusetts: 5% State Tax - $1,666,667
- $28,280,000
Your average net per year: $23,666,666 Your net payout: $401,576,000
After 30 payments: $709,999,980
Annuity Payment Schedule
State:
Massachusetts
Drawing Date: Fri, Oct 19, 2018
Jackpot: $1,000,000,000
Federal Tax: 24%
State Tax: 5.00%
Report: Mega Millions annuity payout schedule (30 annual payments)
Year Gross Payment Federal Taxes State Taxes Net Payment
1 $15,051,435 $3,612,344 $752,572 $10,686,519
2 $15,804,007 $3,792,962 $790,200 $11,220,845
3 $16,594,207 $3,982,610 $829,710 $11,781,887
4 $17,423,918 $4,181,740 $871,196 $12,370,982
5 $18,295,113 $4,390,827 $914,756 $12,989,530
6 $19,209,869 $4,610,369 $960,493 $13,639,007
7 $20,170,363 $4,840,887 $1,008,518 $14,320,958
8 $21,178,881 $5,082,931 $1,058,944 $15,037,006
9 $22,237,825 $5,337,078 $1,111,891 $15,788,856
10 $23,349,716 $5,603,932 $1,167,486 $16,578,298
11 $24,517,202 $5,884,128 $1,225,860 $17,407,213
12 $25,743,062 $6,178,335 $1,287,153 $18,277,574
13 $27,030,215 $6,487,252 $1,351,511 $19,191,453
14 $28,381,726 $6,811,614 $1,419,086 $20,151,025
15 $29,800,812 $7,152,195 $1,490,041 $21,158,577
16 $31,290,853 $7,509,805 $1,564,543 $22,216,506
17 $32,855,395 $7,885,295 $1,642,770 $23,327,330
18 $34,498,165 $8,279,560 $1,724,908 $24,493,697
19 $36,223,073 $8,693,538 $1,811,154 $25,718,382
20 $38,034,227 $9,128,214 $1,901,711 $27,004,301
21 $39,935,938 $9,584,625 $1,996,797 $28,354,516
22 $41,932,735 $10,063,856 $2,096,637 $29,772,242
23 $44,029,372 $10,567,049 $2,201,469 $31,260,854
24 $46,230,840 $11,095,402 $2,311,542 $32,823,896
25 $48,542,382 $11,650,172 $2,427,119 $34,465,091
26 $50,969,502 $12,232,680 $2,548,475 $36,188,346
27 $53,517,977 $12,844,314 $2,675,899 $37,997,764
28 $56,193,875 $13,486,530 $2,809,694 $39,897,651
29 $59,003,569 $14,160,857 $2,950,178 $41,892,534
30 $61,953,748 $14,868,900 $3,097,687 $43,987,161
Total $1,000,000,002 $240,000,000 $50,000,000 $710,000,001
What happens if you die?
You lose out on the rest of the money?
Or can you pass it to a family member?
I always wonder how it works if you chose 30 year plan.. ???
So many people go for the lump sum
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Here’s a snippet of advice from an article about the lottery curse...
So let's say you or someone you know wins the lottery. How can you avoid the curse of the lottery? It's easy. Just do nothing. Don't tell anyone. Not even your parents. Not even your best friend. Sit and wait and do not declare yourself the winner until you do a few things.
Hire an attorney immediately
Hire a lawyer from a large, national firm. Make sure you are assigned to a partner who has been with the firm for a long time. Don't use your local or regular attorney. Use someone who has ZERO ties to your life, your family, and your friends. Get an attorney that specializes in Trusts and Estates from one of the 50 biggest law firms in the U.S.
Take the lump sum
You can make much better decisions with the lump sum that will end up paying out more annually than the state's annuity will. If you take the annuity you won't have access to the majority of your cash and the annual rate of return will barely beat inflation. You can do much better investing it in a standard fund. In general, you should expect to get about half of the original jackpot if you elect a lump sum. After that, you should expect to pay around 33% to state and federal taxes. Jack Whittaker's jackpot was $315 million. He took the lump-sum cash up-front option, which knocked off $145 million (46% of the total) leaving him with $170 million. That was then subject to withholding for taxes of $56 million (33%) leaving him with $114 million.
Decide how much money you are going to give to family and friends
Generally, giving 20% or so of your after tax lump sum winnings to family and friends is being incredibly generous. Tell your lawyer this is what you want to do. 20% of $114 million is $22.8 million. That leaves you with $91.2 million. Do not ask your family what they want. Do not buy them a house. Do not give your family and friends cash. Tell your attorney to set up a series of trusts for your family that equal 20% of your after tax winnings. If you start to hand out cash out of generosity, that will come back to bite you in the butt. Setting up a trust or a managed fund for your family that is in the double digit millions is very generous.
Don't hire an investment manager
Investment managers charge fees, usually a percentage of assets. If they charge 1% (which is low) they have to beat the market by 1% every year just to break even with a general market index fund. You don't need the extra return or the extra risk. Go for the index fund instead if you must invest in stocks. This is a hard rule to follow. They will come recommended by friends and family. They will be your second cousin on your mother's side. Investment managers will sound smart. You do not need them.
Invest in long term U.S. Treasury Bonds
Use somewhere between 20% and 33% of your remaining $91.2 winnings to purchase a combination of longer term U.S. treasuries (5 or 10 year) This is your safety net. You will be protected from yourself. It will be tempting to become a big investor right away because "Even if I lose it all I still have $XX million left! Anyone could live on that comfortably for the rest of their life." That's not going to happen. Right now, you'll get around 3.5% on the 10 year U.S. treasury. With $18.2 million (20% of $91.2 mil after your generous family gift) invested in longer term U.S. treasury bonds you will get a return of $638,400 per year. If everything else blows up, you still have that, and you will be in the top 1% of income in the United States. Don't take the chance.
What to do with the rest
Now you have $72.9 million left. Be safe, put about half of this, or $36.4 million into an S&P 500 index fund that has low fees. Continue to resist the lure of investors. Don't. Remember that even if you lose every other dime, you have $638,400 per year you didn't have before that will keep coming in. You should return around 7.00% or so over the next 10 years. You should expect to touch not even a dime of this money for 10 or 15 or even 20 years. In 20 years $36.4 million could easily become $115 million.
What to do with the remaining $36.4 million in cash
You've provided for your family generously and you know you'll be getting $638,400 a year in salary because you made some wise, safe, investing choices. Go ahead and have fun with that remaining $36.4 million. Buy a house or three, a private jet, a super yacht. Become an angel investor and fund some startups – just not for anyone you know. Play the market with it. Enjoy it. But still do not give cash to friends and family and do not read mail from anyone you do not know. The sob stories will break your heart. Save yourself the anguish.
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Cash option is 548 million estimate
Uncle Sam takes $202 Million for doing nothing
That leaves 346 Million after taxes.
For those of you thinking this.. but not saying it.. that leaves $173 million after divorce...
How would you even begin to spend $346 million dollars? It boggles the mind.
For me, after hiring some financial consultants, attorneys, setting up Trusts etc.. I would make a list of about 20 good friends and family and gift them a million or so each depending on the relationship. I think I would put 50 million in an account for me to spend, and the rest, look for ways to make life better for others and prop up some charities I like. For toys, I would definitely build a collection of classic muscle cars.
You pay tax on lottery winnings in the States? WTF?
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You pay tax on lottery winnings in the States? WTF?
Yep federal taxes and most states also tack on an additional tax.
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Here’s a snippet of advice from an article about the lottery curse...
So let's say you or someone you know wins the lottery. How can you avoid the curse of the lottery? It's easy. Just do nothing. Don't tell anyone. Not even your parents. Not even your best friend. Sit and wait and do not declare yourself the winner until you do a few things.
Hire an attorney immediately
Hire a lawyer from a large, national firm. Make sure you are assigned to a partner who has been with the firm for a long time. Don't use your local or regular attorney. Use someone who has ZERO ties to your life, your family, and your friends. Get an attorney that specializes in Trusts and Estates from one of the 50 biggest law firms in the U.S.
Take the lump sum
You can make much better decisions with the lump sum that will end up paying out more annually than the state's annuity will. If you take the annuity you won't have access to the majority of your cash and the annual rate of return will barely beat inflation. You can do much better investing it in a standard fund. In general, you should expect to get about half of the original jackpot if you elect a lump sum. After that, you should expect to pay around 33% to state and federal taxes. Jack Whittaker's jackpot was $315 million. He took the lump-sum cash up-front option, which knocked off $145 million (46% of the total) leaving him with $170 million. That was then subject to withholding for taxes of $56 million (33%) leaving him with $114 million.
Decide how much money you are going to give to family and friends
Generally, giving 20% or so of your after tax lump sum winnings to family and friends is being incredibly generous. Tell your lawyer this is what you want to do. 20% of $114 million is $22.8 million. That leaves you with $91.2 million. Do not ask your family what they want. Do not buy them a house. Do not give your family and friends cash. Tell your attorney to set up a series of trusts for your family that equal 20% of your after tax winnings. If you start to hand out cash out of generosity, that will come back to bite you in the butt. Setting up a trust or a managed fund for your family that is in the double digit millions is very generous.
Don't hire an investment manager
Investment managers charge fees, usually a percentage of assets. If they charge 1% (which is low) they have to beat the market by 1% every year just to break even with a general market index fund. You don't need the extra return or the extra risk. Go for the index fund instead if you must invest in stocks. This is a hard rule to follow. They will come recommended by friends and family. They will be your second cousin on your mother's side. Investment managers will sound smart. You do not need them.
Invest in long term U.S. Treasury Bonds
Use somewhere between 20% and 33% of your remaining $91.2 winnings to purchase a combination of longer term U.S. treasuries (5 or 10 year) This is your safety net. You will be protected from yourself. It will be tempting to become a big investor right away because "Even if I lose it all I still have $XX million left! Anyone could live on that comfortably for the rest of their life." That's not going to happen. Right now, you'll get around 3.5% on the 10 year U.S. treasury. With $18.2 million (20% of $91.2 mil after your generous family gift) invested in longer term U.S. treasury bonds you will get a return of $638,400 per year. If everything else blows up, you still have that, and you will be in the top 1% of income in the United States. Don't take the chance.
What to do with the rest
Now you have $72.9 million left. Be safe, put about half of this, or $36.4 million into an S&P 500 index fund that has low fees. Continue to resist the lure of investors. Don't. Remember that even if you lose every other dime, you have $638,400 per year you didn't have before that will keep coming in. You should return around 7.00% or so over the next 10 years. You should expect to touch not even a dime of this money for 10 or 15 or even 20 years. In 20 years $36.4 million could easily become $115 million.
What to do with the remaining $36.4 million in cash
You've provided for your family generously and you know you'll be getting $638,400 a year in salary because you made some wise, safe, investing choices. Go ahead and have fun with that remaining $36.4 million. Buy a house or three, a private jet, a super yacht. Become an angel investor and fund some startups – just not for anyone you know. Play the market with it. Enjoy it. But still do not give cash to friends and family and do not read mail from anyone you do not know. The sob stories will break your heart. Save yourself the anguish.
Seems a little loose to me. I’ve read a better one. If you take the remaining $36 million and blow it on houses and yachts, how would you account for the taxes on those assets?
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What’s with all this crap with hiring financial advisors and all the stuff? Why not just put the money in the bank and leave it there? You can live off the interest and just have smart spending habits.
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What’s with all this crap with hiring financial advisors and all the stuff? Why not just put the money in the bank and leave it there? You can live off the interest and just have smart spending habits.
Exactly , you have to make sure you keep paying taxes every year and you'll be fine .
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What’s with all this crap with hiring financial advisors and all the stuff? Why not just put the money in the bank and leave it there? You can live off the interest and just have smart spending habits.
You don't even really need to have smart spending habits, just not really stupid ones.
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What’s with all this crap with hiring financial advisors and all the stuff? Why not just put the money in the bank and leave it there? You can live off the interest and just have smart spending habits.
You're pretty much guaranteed 1.9-2.2% annually but remember a financial adviser will bullshit the winner into thinking he can get him/her 5-6% annually while fucking the money up to a ZERO balance in 10 yrs. ::)
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Exactly , you have to make sure you keep paying taxes every year and you'll be fine .
Pretty much. If I won the 1.6 billion and was left with, say, 700 million, Id just put it in the bank and leave it there. Live off the interest and spend wisely. Id take care of my mom, dad and brother, significant other, and close friends. That's it. I have no interest in helping out family future generations--let them fend for themselves. Why invest it to make more money? It's not like you're going to run out of money if you spend it wisely. ??? ???
Also, heres hoping the bank doesn't swindle you out of your money lol. But, I dont see how thats possible if you just put it into a checkings or savings.
I admit, I do not know much about all this stuff, but it just seems more wise to leave it in the bank and spend wisely.
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You don't even really need to have smart spending habits, just not really stupid ones.
Yes, like most people who win the lottery. I guess that is why they say to invest it, just in case you're stupid with your money. But I don't see myself blowing 700 million in my lifetime. You would have to have some REALLY bad spending habits.
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You're pretty much guaranteed 1.9-2.2% annually but remember a financial adviser will bullshit the winner into thinking he can get him/her 5-6% annually while fucking the money up to a ZERO balance in 10 yrs. ::)
Ill stick with 1.9 to 2.2% annually, as that seems more like a safe bet. :D :D
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Pretty much. If I won the 1.6 billion and was left with, say, 700 million, Id just put it in the bank and leave it there. Live off the interest and spend wisely. Id take care of my mom, dad and brother, significant other, and close friends. That's it. I have no interest in helping out family future generations--let them fend for themselves. Why invest it to make more money? It's not like you're going to run out of money if you spend it wisely. ??? ???
Also, heres hoping the bank doesn't swindle you out of your money lol. But, I dont see how thats possible if you just put it into a checkings or savings.
I admit, I do not know much about all this stuff, but it just seems more wise to leave it in the bank and spend wisely.
Banks are only insured to $250,000 per account, that's a lot of accounts if you wanted to make sure the government has your back if the bank goes tits up.
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Banks are only insured to $250,000 per account, that's a lot of accounts if you wanted to make sure the government has your back if the bank goes tits up.
If the bank goes "tits up," what happens to your money? You just lose it?
Well, then I would have SHIT ton of bank accounts. I am sure the bank would accommodate many accounts to get the business.
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It would be a struggle not to let the money change you. Probably impossible. Just pray that it's a change for the better.
Think of all the people in your life that you know and love............now imagine how they would treat you if you had a billion fucking dollars.
Surreal.
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Ill stick with 1.9 to 2.2% annually, as that seems more like a safe bet. :D :D
Listen to Mark Cuban
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Listen to Mark Cuban
He's only worth close to 4 billion dollars.
Obviously, getbiggers know better! ;D ;D
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He's only worth close to 4 billion dollars.
Obviously, getbiggers know better! ;D ;D
;D
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Listen to Mark Cuban
He just said what I posted. What do you think banks, bonds, Amex, etc give you % wise yearly? Also, a significant portion can be insured. Sit on that for 2-4 yrs and read up on your money vs. letting some moron play with your money right out the box.
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You pay tax on lottery winnings in the States? WTF?
In The Netherlands you pay 29% tax on lottery winnings
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There Will be a bidding war from all the banks in the world trying to get you to deposit your winnings in to their bank..
If I would win it..
I would buy a house no more than million bucks..
A couple super cars / hyper cars 5%.. help out immediate family 25%
I would then create a trust from my only son / 20% of the total sum.
15% Into retirement fund in case I make it to old an age..
Spend the rest traveling and having fun.. 35%
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I would assume you would need some sort of security protection. Especially people with kids or wives that could be kidnapped.
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I would assume you would need some sort of security protection. Especially people with kids or wives that could be kidnapped.
nah, bruh
just do this
save some money
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nah, bruh
just do this
save some money
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no way, that was photo-shopped
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no way, that was photo-shopped
Nope.
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seen the video she wore it, the face , they talked to her it was great hahahaha
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seen the video she wore it, the face , they talked to her it was great hahahaha
pay no mind to G_Thang. He's black. Everything is tricknological digital manipulation to him and his people. It's why they have problems driving with driver's licenses or paying their rent - apparently spending money allows Whitey to secretly track your Internet searches.
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It's now at $1.6 billion USD. Gives you an idea how hard this shitty game is to win if nearly the entire country plays it weekly and they still don't win.
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1 in 302,000,000 chance to win.
Pick 5 numbers from 1 to 70 and 1 number from 1 to 25.
Easy as pie for Getbiggers.
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1 in 302,000,000 chance to win.
Pick 5 numbers from 1 to 70 and 1 number from 1 to 25.
Easy as pie for Getbiggers.
The same odds as rolling a die and getting the number 1 , eleven times in a row.
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The same odds as rolling a die and getting the number 1 , eleven times in a row.
“C” from Bronx Tale did it.
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That’s some serious fuck you money. You can go on an all out spend fest and still have a billion left
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Chump change to most getbiggers with 20,000+ posts.
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Problem in Cali is you can’t claim anonymous. I know some lady in Illinois sued to stay anonymous in fear for her life.
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Chump change to most getbiggers with 20,000+ posts.
If I won that money, I'd buy a yacht and invite Vince Goodrum, CSN, MFT, HPP, CEO, for a day of fishing.
Can you imagine all the gold nuggets about business, finance, economics, nutrition, and training, that you would receive from Mr. Goodrum while fishing for some Atlantic bluefin tuna.
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If I won that money, I'd buy a yacht and invite Vince Goodrum, CSN, MFT, HPP, CEO, for a day of fishing.
Can you imagine all the gold nuggets about business, finance, economics, nutrition, and training, that you would receive from Mr. Goodrum while fishing for some Atlantic bluefin tuna.
the minor inconvenience of having to hold the fishing pole awkwardly under your left elbow and reel fish with your right hand rather than have both hands on the stick because your left is constantly tugging at your pants to stay above the crack line when you bend forward to reel but you can already taste the moist wetness of his long pink tongue on the top of your Asian asshole the moment he picked up a whiff of the afternoon ballsweat and dingleberries in your crack.
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the minor inconvenience of having to hold the fishing pole awkwardly under your left elbow and reel fish with your right hand rather than have both hands on the stick because your left is constantly tugging at your pants to stay above the crack line when you bend forward to reel but you can already taste the moist wetness of his long pink tongue on the top of your Asian asshole the moment he picked up a whiff of the afternoon ballsweat and dingleberries in your crack.
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Earl KG was the face of the first $100 million contract and that contract (becoming a standard for unproven talent) eventually led to the NBA lockout.
Having a need doesn't mean someone else deserves, or is a good fit for a job. If someone chooses to keep a job despite having money then it's their job to lose. If there's someone more deserving they will be replaced.
Come on man.
good to see you actually know something about the nba :)
work for free if you like your job so much after winning this lottery, or maybe get a life or a friggin hobby if you feel bored without working
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If you are going to play the lotto....play the ones where the prize is around $200,000 like "Texas Two Step"...$200,000 is enough to be life changing...but the odds are not so insanely long.
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If you are going to play the lotto....play the ones where the prize is around $200,000 like "Texas Two Step"...$200,000 is enough to be life changing...but the odds are not so insanely long.
Lucky Money in Florida is similar. Chances are better easy to hit for smaller amounts.
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I would assume you would need some sort of security protection. Especially people with kids or wives that could be kidnapped.
Just get tribal tatts. No one will mess, no gangster, no one.
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good to see you actually know something about the nba :)
work for free if you like your job so much after winning this lottery, or maybe get a life or a friggin hobby if you feel bored without working
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1. How dare you sir.
2. After I win I use the money to find out where you work, I buy that company outright and I install myself as your boss, I'll defer the salary and turn it into easily obtained bonuses for the staff. The simple tasks will consist of providing information on why Michael Jordan is the greatest basketball player alive and how Kevin Levrone is overrated as a bodybuilder, musician and thespian.
If you don't like these new practices and decide to leave and work elsewhere I will buy the new company you work for and and start the process over again except I make the aforementioned practices company policy. All raises and bonuses will be merit based on providing the information asked for.
If you decide to leave this company and go to another I will in turn buy that said company..... I will do this until I am unable to purchase new corporations or until you come to grips with reality.
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Amazed no one even considers the shit is rigged like every other part of government...build huge jackpot and more people start buying...not saying it is...but they do this shit in the stockmarket, bitcoin,etc all the time...boost up potential prize so dupes start buying.
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Amazed no one even considers the shit is rigged like every other part of government...build huge jackpot and more people start buying...not saying it is...but they do this shit in the stockmarket, bitcoin,etc all the time...boost up potential prize so dupes start buying.
It has all the odds in it's favor. No need to rig it when it's statistically rigged already
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It has all the odds in it's favor. No need to rig it when it's statistically rigged already
Correct - only as you well know that doesn’t & wouldn’t stop them potentially rigging it.
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If I won that money, I'd buy a yacht and invite Vince Goodrum, CSN, MFT, HPP, CEO, for a day of fishing.
Can you imagine all the gold nuggets about business, finance, economics, nutrition, and training, that you would receive from Mr. Goodrum while fishing for some Atlantic bluefin tuna channel cat and carp.
;D
Don't hex me VVV.
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Correct - only as you well know that doesn’t & wouldn’t stop them potentially rigging it.
Like the McDonalds Monopoly game where the employee hand-delivered the winning pieces to his close friends?
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I'm the only one at work who inst adding to the pool. Everyone is bugging me to put in. I could really care less about that money. It would do nothing but fuck up my life. Am I the only one who enjoys a simple life and has no desire to be a billionaire?
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1. How dare you sir.
2. After I win I use the money to find out where you work, I buy that company outright and I install myself as your boss, I'll defer the salary and turn it into easily obtained bonuses for the staff. The simple tasks will consist of providing information on why Michael Jordan is the greatest basketball player alive and how Kevin Levrone is overrated as a bodybuilder, musician and thespian.
If you don't like these new practices and decide to leave and work elsewhere I will buy the new company you work for and and start the process over again except I make the aforementioned practices company policy. All raises and bonuses will be merit based on providing the information asked for.
If you decide to leave this company and go to another I will in turn buy that said company..... I will do this until I am unable to purchase new corporations or until you come to grips with reality.
this would all be worth it to me just so i can say i own major space in the mind of a billionaire :-*
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I'm the only one at work who inst adding to the pool. Everyone is bugging me to put in. I could really care less about that money. It would do nothing but fuck up my life. Am I the only one who enjoys a simple life and has no desire to be a billionaire?
how would having all that money make your life less simple? not having to work would make life a simple life
you don't have to get lawyers or investment advisors or even give to charity, the winnings alone should be enough to last 1000 lifetimes as long as you don't want to buy private islands
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this would all be worth it to me just so i can say i own major space in the mind of a billionaire :-*
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Yes and it would be worth it for me to carry out the 3rd greatest owning in getbig history.
how would having all that money make your life less simple? not having to work would make life a simple life
you don't have to get lawyers or investment advisors or even give to charity, the winnings alone should be enough to last 1000 lifetimes as long as you don't want to buy private islands
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Side note Earl have you ever watched the shows what I did with my millions and the lottery wrecked my life?
The biggest issue for the winners, besides over spending, is not being able to manage the money they had prior to winning the lotto. I think the number was 75% end BANKRUPT in 5 years and 90% are broke in 10 years.
Winning money doesn't prepare them to have money and the leaches that try to take it from you. It should be simple common sense to make it last a lifetime, but just as we see with pro athletes, if you don't know how to handle money it will wreck you.
I think keeping a job keeps people normal and prevents then from being consumed by their idle time.
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I'm the only one at work who inst adding to the pool. Everyone is bugging me to put in. I could really care less about that money. It would do nothing but fuck up my life. Am I the only one who enjoys a simple life and has no desire to be a billionaire?
Fortunately I was gifted with a brain to handle the vast wealth.
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Fortunately I was gifted with a brain to handle the vast wealth.
Right. Probably would just give it all to Hillary for her campaign.
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Fortunately I was gifted with a brain to handle the vast wealth.
Right. Probably would just give it all to Hillary for her campaign.
I’d say a split of donations Some To Killary & Some To Dr Ford as neither of them already have enough $’s
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how would having all that money make your life less simple? not having to work would make life a simple life
you don't have to get lawyers or investment advisors or even give to charity, the winnings alone should be enough to last 1000 lifetimes as long as you don't want to buy private islands
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Cuz I'd buy tons of useless shit. Everyone would suddenly try to become my friend.
Everyone who plays the lotto says they'd do this or that, but once that money hits they all get fucked up on it.
besides think of the psychology of it. ''If I had all that money my life would be so great'. That money aint gonna fix it.
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how would having all that money make your life less simple? not having to work would make life a simple life
you don't have to get lawyers or investment advisors or even give to charity, the winnings alone should be enough to last 1000 lifetimes as long as you don't want to buy private islands
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A private island is a much better buy than any superyacht or private jet....those toys have very serious depreciation. Better to rent them
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One guaranteed event is that every family member you’ve ever met will come running to you for money along with every friend and neighbor. And no matter what you give, it wouldn’t ever be enough. That faucet will run until you turn it off. So you have to:
- Move
- Change your number
- Cut off communication between all friends and family members
- Hope that someone will ever love you or want to be your friend for a reason other than your money
So basically, you lose your friends, neighbors, family but gain enough money to finally become popular on Instagram.
I can see why smart people realize that having a ton of money actually makes life worse.
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Paul Allen's yacht can be had for a steal. I hear he won't be needing it anymore.
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Cuz I'd buy tons of useless shit. Everyone would suddenly try to become my friend.
Everyone who plays the lotto says they'd do this or that, but once that money hits they all get fucked up on it.
besides think of the psychology of it. ''If I had all that money my life would be so great'. That money aint gonna fix it.
That's why I only do the 200,000 prizes...you can get a place to live rent free for the rest of your life...that is like 1000 dollars a month extra cash.
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Cuz I'd buy tons of useless shit. Everyone would suddenly try to become my friend.
Everyone who plays the lotto says they'd do this or that, but once that money hits they all get fucked up on it.
besides think of the psychology of it. ''If I had all that money my life would be so great'. That money aint gonna fix it.
Spot on ^^^^^
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1 in 302,000,000 chance to win.
Pick 5 numbers from 1 to 70 and 1 number from 1 to 25.
Easy as pie for Getbiggers.
The probability for the scenario you just described is [(5C5)(65C0)/70C5]*(1/25) = 3.305 X 10^-7 %, or 3.305 in a billion, which approximates to 1 in 302 million.
The same odds as rolling a die and getting the number 1 , eleven times in a row.
Rounded up they're the same, yep. (1/6)^11 = 3 x 10 ^-7 %
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Can’t even begin to imagine how great it would feel to win that amount of money. Would sort one good mate out with a substantial amount of money and a few others with a decent amount. Buy a half decent house in the posh end of gosforth and tell only a select few mates where I live. Probably throw the missus out and get a maid for cook and cleaning and just enjoy life not going to work, eating, going to gym, going out for drinks in Newcastle centre a few nights a week, sex with deluded filthy gold digging whores who are naive enough to think you can’t see them for what they are then fuck them off for another the second you are bored.
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If I won I'd spend all the money buying more lottery tickets.
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400mil lump pay after tax
Thats 2000 , $200,000 properties u could buy
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400mil lump pay after tax
Thats 2000 , $200,000 properties u could buy
Why not investing in mass production of 'Biceps Suppinator Machinery' :D :D :D
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400mil lump pay after tax
Thats 2000 , $200,000 properties u could buy
that's a lot of fences you could paint, Johnny! ;)
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One guaranteed event is that every family member you’ve ever met will come running to you for money along with every friend and neighbor. And no matter what you give, it wouldn’t ever be enough. That faucet will run until you turn it off. So you have to:
- Move
- Change your number
- Cut off communication between all friends and family members
- Hope that someone will ever love you or want to be your friend for a reason other than your money
So basically, you lose your friends, neighbors, family but gain enough money to finally become popular on Instagram.
I can see why smart people realize that having a ton of money actually makes life worse.
what's wrong with the money giving you a reality check?
this all sounds like fear of success to me
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Some advice I have read in the past is that the firm you hire for reducing your tax bill, setting up trusts etc is also the firm you refer all people who hit you up for money to. Makes sense. As a standard rule I would refer anyone who asked me for anything to them. "Sorry, I don't handle that aspect anymore. But if you call Mr. Scrooge at his office, here is his number, he will evaluate your request and forward it to the people that make that decision. I found this to work best for people I know, because you wouldn't want it to affect our friendship right? I thought so."
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Congrats to the winner in South Carolina! Don't let lawyers and CPAs fuck it up. All books/records should balance monthly and only you sign checks like Oprah.
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Cuz I'd buy tons of useless shit. Everyone would suddenly try to become my friend.
Everyone who plays the lotto says they'd do this or that, but once that money hits they all get fucked up on it.
besides think of the psychology of it. ''If I had all that money my life would be so great'. That money aint gonna fix it.
I didn't win :'(
Thank goodness I don't need to worry about any of that ^^^
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Perchik:
Money is the world's curse.
Tevye:
May the Lord smite me with it. And may I never recover.
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I work with some guys who worked with him at ZF transmissions. I think the ticket was drawn in Lauren's country South Carolina. :o :o
I think he hit it in Lauren's County or Simpsonville, S.C.
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a lot of you can breath a sigh of relief since you didn't win ::)
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a lot of you can breath a sigh of relief since you didn't win ::)
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Earl you apply this quote to your own life. I won't be coming for you.
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Earl you apply this quote to your own life. I won't be coming for you.
i didn't even buy a ticket just so i can avoid you coming for me
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i didn't even buy a ticket just so i can avoid you coming for me
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I like how you barely post anymore but every post you make somehow stirs up controversy or leads to a petty argument. Not sure why. You're just one of those people. ;)
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So I guess someone from SC won. Hopefully it's not Vince, because I want him to die slowly and painfully. Wait, he probably would if he had unlimited funds to eat fast food all day, so I just shot myself in the foot with that argument. Oh, well, I hope he still didn't win.
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I like how you barely post anymore but every post you make somehow stirs up controversy or leads to a petty argument. Not sure why. You're just one of those people. ;)
i must be one of those people
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i must be one of those people
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uh huh
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got any pictures of you during the 1994-1996 Levrone period?
there must be some
that haircut was epic
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uh huh
so
got any pictures of you during the 1994-1996 Levrone period?
there must be some
that haircut was epic
i got plenty
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i got plenty
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nice
now, I know it's getbig and all, so I wouldn't expect you to post any here
but if ever you find a creative way to block your face or just crop it out, just the hair would've cool to see @ my inbox
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nice
now, I know it's getbig and all, so I wouldn't expect you to post any here
but if ever you find a creative way to block your face or just crop it out, just the hair would've cool to see @ my inbox
just look at Mr. Levrone at the 94 olympia, that's my exact hair i made sure it's identical
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just look at Mr. Levrone at the 94 olympia, that's my exact hair i made sure it's identical
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yeah but that's on a black man
i can't even imagine anyone with a haircut that cool and being White
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yeah but that's on a black man
i can't even imagine anyone with a haircut that cool and being White
he's half italian, just like me
the hair is italian
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A buddy of mine knows the winner.. The winner is a crack head that lives in a trailer park.. (I'm not joking)
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A buddy of mine knows the winner.. The winner is a crack head that lives in a trailer park.. (I'm not joking)
Here's your chance to have an angel investor. Crack heads aren't great judges of character nor business plans. They usually have good hearts once high.
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A buddy of mine knows the winner.. The winner is a crack head that lives in a trailer park.. (I'm not joking)
I heard it was an old couple.
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I heard they were colored.
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I heard they were colored.
dumb people who win a lot for doing nothing usually are
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A buddy of mine knows the winner.. The winner is a crack head that lives in a trailer park.. (I'm not joking)
🤔🤔 The dude lives in a apartment complex. 🤔🤔 And dude worked at ZF transmissions which is a shit hole in Fountain inn, S.C. I believe his name is Zack Johnson out of Fountain Inn, S.C. And yes, Fountain Inn is a shit hole full of trailer parks, crackheads and homosexuals.
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🤔🤔 The dude lives in a apartment complex trailer. 🤔🤔 And dude worked at ZF transmissions smoking crack which is a shit hole in Fountain inn, S.C. I believe his name is "crack smoking" Zack Johnson out of Fountain Inn, S.C. And yes, Fountain Inn is a shit hole full of trailer parks, crackheads and homosexuals.
Fixed this for you bro.
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Fixed this for you bro.
:D :D :D :D
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A buddy of mine knows the winner.. The winner is a crack head that lives in a trailer park.. (I'm not joking)
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A buddy of mine knows the winner.. The winner is a crack head that lives in a trailer park.. (I'm not joking)
Well, he can make good use of the money then.