$Million$ a year for 25 years
26-Feb-2007, 07:05 PM
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Originally posted by JoonyaSI
and i find it odd that some ppl "Say" i would finish school/keep working ... ummm with 17 mill thats equvilant to working 50 years @ 340,000 a year ... yall are some greedy ****'s
and dont ppl goto school to get better education to in return get a better job ? why get a better job when u got money outta the wazzoo .. i would travel everywhere thats it.. only work i would continue to do is DJing
and i find it odd that some ppl "Say" i would finish school/keep working ... ummm with 17 mill thats equvilant to working 50 years @ 340,000 a year ... yall are some greedy ****'s
and dont ppl goto school to get better education to in return get a better job ? why get a better job when u got money outta the wazzoo .. i would travel everywhere thats it.. only work i would continue to do is DJing
You know as funny as it sounds, lots of people enjoy learning for the betterment of themselves.
You mention you would continue the DJ...well in my rebutal why would you even do that if you had 17 mil? Why not get someone to DJ for you and you listen? Or is it the fact that you like to DJ and practice and learn new techniques?
Thats the same to people who enjoy learning as well. I know plenty of people who take extra courses to learn things that dont help them in anyway make more money or help them in their career, but just enjoy learning about a subject for their own personal benefits.
Food for thought.
26-Feb-2007, 11:22 PM
#43
Originally posted by Gallagher
i'd start selling drugs
i'd start selling drugs
LOL j/kmy life wouldn't change. pay off a house or two, give some ends to my brother and parents... buy a used 7th gen sedan and a late 1st gen CR-V, both in white. go do my MBA in the fall or next fall. give my closest buddies $10K each.
26-Feb-2007, 11:24 PM
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Originally posted by loudsubz
I don't know why you go out of your way to make a big deal.
You know as funny as it sounds, lots of people enjoy learning for the betterment of themselves.
You mention you would continue the DJ...well in my rebutal why would you even do that if you had 17 mil? Why not get someone to DJ for you and you listen? Or is it the fact that you like to DJ and practice and learn new techniques?
Thats the same to people who enjoy learning as well. I know plenty of people who take extra courses to learn things that dont help them in anyway make more money or help them in their career, but just enjoy learning about a subject for their own personal benefits.
Food for thought.
I don't know why you go out of your way to make a big deal.
You know as funny as it sounds, lots of people enjoy learning for the betterment of themselves.
You mention you would continue the DJ...well in my rebutal why would you even do that if you had 17 mil? Why not get someone to DJ for you and you listen? Or is it the fact that you like to DJ and practice and learn new techniques?
Thats the same to people who enjoy learning as well. I know plenty of people who take extra courses to learn things that dont help them in anyway make more money or help them in their career, but just enjoy learning about a subject for their own personal benefits.
Food for thought.
26-Feb-2007, 11:27 PM
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I don't think I'd ever 'work' though. I would do the MBA cuz #1 I planned to do that anyways, and #2 so I know what to do with the money and make the best of it by investing wisely and run businesses competently. So technically I would be working, but not for someone elses benefit (as it's implied by the word 'work')
27-Feb-2007, 08:17 AM
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Originally posted by loudsubz
I don't know why you go out of your way to make a big deal.
You know as funny as it sounds, lots of people enjoy learning for the betterment of themselves.
You mention you would continue the DJ...well in my rebutal why would you even do that if you had 17 mil? Why not get someone to DJ for you and you listen? Or is it the fact that you like to DJ and practice and learn new techniques?
Thats the same to people who enjoy learning as well. I know plenty of people who take extra courses to learn things that dont help them in anyway make more money or help them in their career, but just enjoy learning about a subject for their own personal benefits.
Food for thought.
I don't know why you go out of your way to make a big deal.
You know as funny as it sounds, lots of people enjoy learning for the betterment of themselves.
You mention you would continue the DJ...well in my rebutal why would you even do that if you had 17 mil? Why not get someone to DJ for you and you listen? Or is it the fact that you like to DJ and practice and learn new techniques?
Thats the same to people who enjoy learning as well. I know plenty of people who take extra courses to learn things that dont help them in anyway make more money or help them in their career, but just enjoy learning about a subject for their own personal benefits.
Food for thought.
i see ur point tho
27-Feb-2007, 02:54 PM
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Originally posted by JoonyaSI
well yea 5 weeks left fine ... but i mean what sence does winning 17 mill then goin to enroll in college/university do ? none as far as i can see ...
well yea 5 weeks left fine ... but i mean what sence does winning 17 mill then goin to enroll in college/university do ? none as far as i can see ...
education will stick with you for your life time. sure it changes depending on the field your studying slightly but aslong as you have a base knowledge all you would have to do is take upgrading courses and you can always get a job unlike havin no education and no money once you blow 17.
also people adjust their life style according to their income/worth that being said when your a millionaire dont except to be shopping at no frills for grocery let alone go bargain hunting. so that 17 mill turns into 0 really fast.
think about it
27-Feb-2007, 04:15 PM
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Originally posted by Team Rukus
also people adjust their life style according to their income/worth that being said when your a millionaire dont except to be shopping at no frills for grocery let alone go bargain hunting. so that 17 mill turns into 0 really fast.
think about it
also people adjust their life style according to their income/worth that being said when your a millionaire dont except to be shopping at no frills for grocery let alone go bargain hunting. so that 17 mill turns into 0 really fast.
think about it
28-Feb-2007, 01:29 PM
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Originally posted by Cynikal.Mindset
thats what I'm talkin bout
thats what I'm talkin bout
28-Feb-2007, 01:48 PM
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invest...and it will last you forever...people here are stupid thats why...nice house $500,000, nice car $80,000...then whatever it costs for living and entertainment a year...while you still have like millions invested...you can live forever like that
28-Feb-2007, 01:55 PM
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Originally posted by Cynikal.Mindset
invest...and it will last you forever...people here are stupid thats why...nice house $500,000, nice car $80,000...then whatever it costs for living and entertainment a year...while you still have like millions invested...you can live forever like that
invest...and it will last you forever...people here are stupid thats why...nice house $500,000, nice car $80,000...then whatever it costs for living and entertainment a year...while you still have like millions invested...you can live forever like that
thats why none of yall on here will ever win ..
