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(That's ten million dollars, Gizmo)
So, what would you do with $10,000,000? Don't give none of this "Well it's not that much money," rubbish because that's a pretty extraordinary amount of money compared to what the average person earns within their lifetime, let alone all at once. Also, this is $10,000,000 after taxes.
What I would do: I would immediately purchase a house, a very, very nice house. A mansion, if you will. I would also buy my Mother a nice house. I would purchase a nice car, maybe a Mercedes, but definitely not an extravagant sports car. I would hire lawyers as well. Banking lawyers, insurance lawyers, Estate lawyers, etc. to make sure that my money isn't lost in the American legal system.
From there, I would spend at least a million dollars frivolously. I would travel the world, purchasing things I don't need. I would stay in extremely nice luxury hotels and vacation like no other! I would buy several $5,000 suits to look the part.
After I was done with my fun, I anticipate I would have at least 6 or 7 million left over and I would dedicate my time to school. I'm not sure what exactly I would study, but I would make sure that it was at a particularly prestigous school. I've always wanted to be an investment banker so maybe Harvard Business?
For the most part I would enjoy life. I wouldn't stress too much and probably remain a professional student the rest of my life. I enjoy learning things and debating, so perhaps plenty of philosophy classes would be in order?
Here are some things I would not do:
So, what would you do with $10,000,000? Don't give none of this "Well it's not that much money," rubbish because that's a pretty extraordinary amount of money compared to what the average person earns within their lifetime, let alone all at once. Also, this is $10,000,000 after taxes.
What I would do: I would immediately purchase a house, a very, very nice house. A mansion, if you will. I would also buy my Mother a nice house. I would purchase a nice car, maybe a Mercedes, but definitely not an extravagant sports car. I would hire lawyers as well. Banking lawyers, insurance lawyers, Estate lawyers, etc. to make sure that my money isn't lost in the American legal system.
From there, I would spend at least a million dollars frivolously. I would travel the world, purchasing things I don't need. I would stay in extremely nice luxury hotels and vacation like no other! I would buy several $5,000 suits to look the part.
After I was done with my fun, I anticipate I would have at least 6 or 7 million left over and I would dedicate my time to school. I'm not sure what exactly I would study, but I would make sure that it was at a particularly prestigous school. I've always wanted to be an investment banker so maybe Harvard Business?
For the most part I would enjoy life. I wouldn't stress too much and probably remain a professional student the rest of my life. I enjoy learning things and debating, so perhaps plenty of philosophy classes would be in order?
Here are some things I would not do:
- Donate money to charities that didn't have a specific scientific purpose.
- Invest. Not right now.
- Place my money in a bank!
- Get married.
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