Depending on the state and how the lottery is paid out (Yearly or monthly deposits or all at once) , that would turn out to be somewhere between $20 to $30 million. I’ll gladly take it.
If I won the lottery I would really enjoy giving a lot of it way. And it would only be to organizations where it would have a real impact. Look, I love my alma mater but a $5 million donation to a university with a $30 billion endowment doesn’t mean much.
The famous French theater and film director, Jean-Louis Barrault, used to urge his artists to work “vite et mauvais”— “quickly and badly!” He wanted them to avoid self-editing and overthinking.
I think many people’s happiest memories were during a time when they had little money. But of course, that’s when they still had their youth. Money does help blunt the effects of aging…somewhat…
Good. With $60 million (probably about $15 million after the cash payment deduction and taxes), the brother shouldn’t be around asking for a handout. Well, for about 2 years, anyhow.
The dude from FL (not bragging) Premium Member 7 months ago
Here comes family and friends!
Mediatech 7 months ago
I wouldn’t want to be rich, you have to get that big house, the big car, the big boat, the big jet, the polo ponies; work, work, work.
Ubintold 7 months ago
Got rid of the brother, now how about her mother?
PraiseofFolly 7 months ago
Money can’t buy happiness, but it can can lease or rent some.
Huckleberry Hiroshima 7 months ago
Okay, you want to be happy? Resolve all this? 1. Kill wife (cleverly, you have to get away with it), 2. Get a triple espresso and a doughnut.
sandpiper 7 months ago
Doesn’t change brother’s profile, just his bank account.. Now he can do even more of his usual.
HappyDog/ᵀʳʸ ᴮᵒᶻᵒ ⁴ ᵗʰᵉ ᶠᵘⁿ ᵒᶠ ᶦᵗ Premium Member 7 months ago
Managing $60M is a job, but maybe he can hire someone to do it now.
Zebrastripes 7 months ago
Money isn’t the answer to happiness!
Teto85 Premium Member 7 months ago
Depending on the state and how the lottery is paid out (Yearly or monthly deposits or all at once) , that would turn out to be somewhere between $20 to $30 million. I’ll gladly take it.
kjnrun 7 months ago
If I won the lottery I would really enjoy giving a lot of it way. And it would only be to organizations where it would have a real impact. Look, I love my alma mater but a $5 million donation to a university with a $30 billion endowment doesn’t mean much.
DawnQuinn1 7 months ago
Money is not important to me. I have all I’ll ever need. Family is more valuable…til they ask for a loan. lol
cuzinron47 7 months ago
And now he won’t show his face around there.
rugeirn 7 months ago
The famous French theater and film director, Jean-Louis Barrault, used to urge his artists to work “vite et mauvais”— “quickly and badly!” He wanted them to avoid self-editing and overthinking.
jpozenel 7 months ago
I think many people’s happiest memories were during a time when they had little money. But of course, that’s when they still had their youth. Money does help blunt the effects of aging…somewhat…
wildlandwaters 6 months ago
That’s why I always try to be nice to everybody…cuz, ya never know!
AtariDragon 6 months ago
Good. With $60 million (probably about $15 million after the cash payment deduction and taxes), the brother shouldn’t be around asking for a handout. Well, for about 2 years, anyhow.