nikkas wanna win 1billion dollars just to work three times as hard as they ever worked at their day job
Here's Mark Cuban's advice for whoever wins the $1.4 billion Powerball lottery
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It's not about just your family, but the millions and millions of other people who might cause you harm also.
"Poor Urooj Khan should've kept his promise to himself. A lottery-ticket-buying addict, he'd sworn off buying lottery tickets. But the 46-year-old Chicagoan couldn't fight the urge; he had to buy one more. Bam! His ticket hits the million dollar jackpot. Lucky son of a gun.
Deciding to cash out the ticket in one lump sum instead of installments, Khan waited with much anticipation for that first check of $425,000.00. Tragically, he never saw a dime of it. He suddenly dropped dead the day after his winnings were publicly announced. The coroner said it was natural causes. But a close family member wasn't buying it. Sure enough, another autopsy revealed that Khan died of cyanide poisoning. And after he was dead, his estate quickly cashed the check. Naturally, the local police department is treating his death now as a homicide."
"Another big winner, Abraham Shakespeare hit it large in the Florida state lotto for $31 million. Shakespeare lived it up for a couple of years, almost having spent all his money until he suddenly disappeared in 2006. His body was found under a concrete slab in 2010. Suspicions turned to a woman Shakespeare was associated with who had apparently bilked him out of over a million dollars. She was eventually charged in connection to his murder."
10 Lottery Winners Who Died Tragically
Real talk, but I wouldn't get married. Marriage only has sentimental value for men nowadays and the worthless. Marriage only makes things difficult.
If you and the woman are getting along well, why change things? Marriage changes women a lot.
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Idk man. I'll step my wardrobe up, buy a few cars and a nice house. pimp it out. thats about it. I'll definitely be the freshest nikka everywhere I go, thats for sure. 
Im hiring my blood homies from da grove to look out for a youngin
you gonna end up like chris brown getting extorted and robbed often
fukk opening a businessnikkas wanna win 1billion dollars just to work three times as hard as they ever worked at their day job
the interest drawn yearly is more than the average business makes in profit a year
I'm putting my city on
It's not about just your family, but the millions and millions of other people who might cause you harm also.
"Poor Urooj Khan should've kept his promise to himself. A lottery-ticket-buying addict, he'd sworn off buying lottery tickets. But the 46-year-old Chicagoan couldn't fight the urge; he had to buy one more. Bam! His ticket hits the million dollar jackpot. Lucky son of a gun.
Deciding to cash out the ticket in one lump sum instead of installments, Khan waited with much anticipation for that first check of $425,000.00. Tragically, he never saw a dime of it. He suddenly dropped dead the day after his winnings were publicly announced. The coroner said it was natural causes. But a close family member wasn't buying it. Sure enough, another autopsy revealed that Khan died of cyanide poisoning. And after he was dead, his estate quickly cashed the check. Naturally, the local police department is treating his death now as a homicide."
"Another big winner, Abraham Shakespeare hit it large in the Florida state lotto for $31 million. Shakespeare lived it up for a couple of years, almost having spent all his money until he suddenly disappeared in 2006. His body was found under a concrete slab in 2010. Suspicions turned to a woman Shakespeare was associated with who had apparently bilked him out of over a million dollars. She was eventually charged in connection to his murder."
10 Lottery Winners Who Died Tragically
Anonymity should be an option for everyone.
Some people just can't handle that sort of life change.
Suleiman Bey
Banned
What is that supposed to do? Them nikkas can rob and kill you too.
i would legit have a fund for the coli too
not that much tho
$5000 school scholarship
$3000 life assistance fund
not that much tho
$5000 school scholarship
$3000 life assistance fund
Ollie Williams
Rookie
I'd probably take the annuity over the cash option my damn self. Money gets paid out over the course of 20 years & technically you get taxed less.
