You win $100 million, what's the first thing(s) you buy?
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Someone I can beat in basketball one on one?
The possibilities are truly endless
Ok I'll play. I would probably buy a house at Wrightsville on the water, but would also look at the OBX and beaches south of Wilmington like Sunset and Ocean Isle. Obviously, I would like to have lifetime great seats in Kenan Stadium and The Smith Center. A nice car like a Mercedes, BMW, or that Audi A 7 would be sweet. I would love to have a sailboat in the BVI, no more than 50' monohull, that is well cared for. Out of debt, don't have to work, healthcare plan I can afford to pay for-yeah, that will about do it.
ETA: I don't need a honky.
ETA: I don't need a honky.
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This thread has forced me (forced I tell you!) to look at boats. This might do:
Made in Italy. That shot is a little deceptive; the angle disguises the length a bit. She's a 50-footer.
Made in Italy. That shot is a little deceptive; the angle disguises the length a bit. She's a 50-footer.
You're winning all that money and not even helping America's economy?! FOR SHAMEThis thread has forced me (forced I tell you!) to look at boats. This might do:
Made in Italy. That shot is a little deceptive; the angle disguises the length a bit. She's a 50-footer.
Seems like a caption for a Snapchat photo...
Morris, Hinckley, a lot of America's high-end yachts are a little bit ...
But yeah, with $100 mil, a custom design built in a U.S. yard might do nicely.
You'll need that bed for your 1000 pound ass if you eat all that stuff you mentioned.
A log cabin with as much land around it as I could buy in the Smokey Mountains.
1. I'd buy rivals.com
2. An island surrounded by white sand and clear water to build on just for myself and people I love.
3. Donate a ton to animal shelters.
4. Build a sanctuary for single parents who find themselves in times of struggle even though they are working a full time job.
5. Pay a politician to actually do something about deadbeat parents.
2. An island surrounded by white sand and clear water to build on just for myself and people I love.
3. Donate a ton to animal shelters.
4. Build a sanctuary for single parents who find themselves in times of struggle even though they are working a full time job.
5. Pay a politician to actually do something about deadbeat parents.
I'm going to assume you don't want us to be altruistic and give to charity and create a foundation, etc... Splurge stuff, then?
It's important to me that our business be successful, so some would go into the company for facilities, marketing, building some models, etc...
However, I'd also like to get a decent sized RV--Class C, maybe, and tour the country. I've done it twice with a minivan but those were "rush jobs." I'd like my wife and I to have the time to see everything we want to at our own pace. I guess I'd be working from the road. Since I'm the finance/marketing guy, that could be done.
That's really it.
If I had to spend the money on something I wanted, I'd be in trouble. I am blessed with being able to buy anything I want right now. I'm able to do that because I don't want or need anything much. Now if I was able to use the money in other ways, I could get rid of it in a heartbeat.
And of course a chef to keep me well fed, someone like Iron Chef winner Cat Cora...
And if you're living on a lake, one must have a very nice boat with a competent crew...
