:trollol:It's a nice start....
31 Coworkers split 47 Mill lottery
- Thread starter Turk
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The Prince of All Saiyans
Formerly Jisoo Stan & @Twitter
imagine quitting just the week before 
i'm not saiyan i'd kill myself but the resentment would be real AF
i'm not saiyan i'd kill myself but the resentment would be real AF
hmm, that's 1.5 US, est. losing 35-40% to taxes, 900k. Nice investment/retirement change to sit on but not life changing money. Good enough tho for just throwing a few dollars in an office pool each month tho
Definitely this...that ain’t much money. I’d pay off bills and put the rest into a kinda safe investment portfolio with good steady growth potential. Find a job that’s fun and I enjoy with benefits (or stay at old job if I like it) and still work until retirement.
The fukking coli.com yall.hmm, that's 1.5 US, est. losing 35-40% to taxes, 900k. Nice investment/retirement change to sit on but not life changing money. Good enough tho for just throwing a few dollars in an office pool each month tho
Hijo de luna
Superstar
900k investment would pay you about $5500 per month for the rest of your lifeSeems life changing to me.
But if you trying to drop $350k on a house $80k on an Audi. Take care of family. shyt could be gone in 2 years.
Seems life changing to me.But if you trying to drop $350k on a house $80k on an Audi. Take care of family. shyt could be gone in 2 years.
They would find out. They always say where the winning ticket was bought.
dora_da_destroyer
Master Baker
when i think of living a nice comfortable life, not even mega million lotto winner super baller shyt, just comfortable, you need a 100k/yr salary, more if we're being specific to the bay area where i live and more if you have a family. $900k - if you're using the money, is 8-11 years of comfortable living - that's not life changing IMO.
like i said, it's a good chunk to sit on for retirement, maybe take a vacay and buy a new car, but that's not "no longer need to work money". that would pay my school loans and current mortgage. i'd be back at the office the next week like clockwork.
levitate
I love you, you know.
Youre talking about filthy rich people. No one posting on the fukking coli is in any position to say that 900k isnt much money. nikkas forget that daps and coli cash isnt real life.But is 900k a real life changer people have lost MILLIONs like nothing...
Turk
Young, Gifted, and Black
when i think of living a nice comfortable life, not even mega million lotto winner super baller shyt, just comfortable, you need a 100k/yr salary, more if we're being specific to the bay area where i live and more if you have a family. $900k - if you're using the money, is 8-11 years of comfortable living - that's not life changing IMO.
like i said, it's a good chunk to sit on for retirement, maybe take a vacay and buy a new car, but that's not "no longer need to work money". that would pay my school loans and current mortgage. i'd be back at the office the next week like clockwork.
This website really be killing me sometimes
I am 23 years old. $900K with change my life forever. I could pay off my students loans and other minor debts and parlay the rest of the funds into investments. I'm single, with no kids and live in the south. I don't need 100K to be comfortable
hmm, that's 1.5 US, est. losing 35-40% to taxes, 900k. Nice investment/retirement change to sit on but not life changing money. Good enough tho for just throwing a few dollars in an office pool each month tho
They're in Canada, they don't pay taxes on lottery winnings(they do have to pay taxes on investments from those winnings, though)
900k is good to me I'd definitely quit my job over that and go into business for nyself full time..
dora_da_destroyer
Master Baker
breh, when you're actually intelligent and in my tax bracket, 900k aint something you "hustle" over. partition it across the portfolio and KIM
ok...good for youThis website really be killing me sometimes
I am 23 years old. $900K with change my life forever. I could pay off my students loans and other minor debts and parlay the rest of the funds into investments. I'm single, with no kids and live in the south. I don't need 100K to be comfortable
This is the most hilarious part to me. Imagine being a boss and one day walking in with 31 of your employees giving you their walking papers like
