There *is* no too much. I can always find ways to spend it all. Lots of travel, lots of shoes, and a few charitable donations. Plus you've got to be practical and take care of your parents' retirement, your own retirement (which, since it'll start the day you win, is a big project), and the ivy league education of all your offspring.
Did you ever see the movie where the guy inherits millions of dollars but he has to waste it all completely and not have anything to show for it at the end of a certain time period, and he can't tell anyone he's doing it? That was a funny movie.
Do you ever actually buy the lottery ticket? I'm not sure how I'm going to win if I never actually buy one, but I figure all things are possible.
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Date: 2005-02-02 09:36 pm (UTC)From:Did you ever see the movie where the guy inherits millions of dollars but he has to waste it all completely and not have anything to show for it at the end of a certain time period, and he can't tell anyone he's doing it? That was a funny movie.
Do you ever actually buy the lottery ticket? I'm not sure how I'm going to win if I never actually buy one, but I figure all things are possible.