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What do you actually do with the lottery winnings?

  • ernest_t_bass
    Belly35;1774998 wrote:Ernest-t-bass would be hunted down and I will tatoo a new thread on his ass :)
    WTF does this even mean?
  • Spock
  • ernest_t_bass
    Spock;1775108 wrote:damn....that wouldnt happen to me
    No chance in hell you read all that.
  • Sonofanump
    I might buy a fucking house

  • superman
    I would buy a Senator.
  • hasbeen
    Damn it. Sleeper was right. I really need my $6 right now.
  • 4cards
    ...I was a $ 4.00 winner, glad I don't have to split the winnings with anyone!
  • sleeper
    Well once again, I didn't play so I "won" money. My "$2"(because Lord knows you dropped more than that on each drawing) is now being invested at a 7% annual return.

    Hope poverty is working well for you guys.
  • ernest_t_bass
    sleeper;1775547 wrote:Well once again, I didn't play so I "won" money. My "$2"(because Lord knows you dropped more than that on each drawing) is now being invested at a 7% annual return.

    Hope poverty is working well for you guys.
    Enjoy your overpriced Bud Lights...
  • ZWICK 4 PREZ
    sleeper;1775547 wrote:Well once again, I didn't play so I "won" money. My "$2"(because Lord knows you dropped more than that on each drawing) is now being invested at a 7% annual return.

    Hope poverty is working well for you guys.

    Tell us more about the $.14 you'll make this year in investments....
  • sleeper
    ZWICK 4 PREZ;1775560 wrote:Tell us more about the $.14 you'll make this year in investments....
    You don't need an engineering degree to know that $.14 > -$2
  • ZWICK 4 PREZ
    sleeper;1775563 wrote:You don't need an engineering degree to know that $.14 > -$2
    you also don't need an engineering degree to know you waste more than $2 on many things in your life.
  • sleeper
    ZWICK 4 PREZ;1775576 wrote:you also don't need an engineering degree to know you waste more than $2 on many things in your life.
    Depends how you measure utility and opportunity cost.

    Is there more utility in spending $2 to buy a 1 in 292M chance to become super rich vs. spending $2 on a cup of coffee?

    To those that would respond, "well the $2 spent to dream about winning the lottery is worth the money"; how does it feel when you lose and realize none of what you are dreaming about will come true?

    Anyways, I'll be a millionaire in 2 years. So enjoy!
  • ZWICK 4 PREZ
    sleeper;1775578 wrote:Depends how you measure utility and opportunity cost.

    Is there more utility in spending $2 to buy a 1 in 292M chance to become super rich vs. spending $2 on a cup of coffee?

    To those that would respond, "well the $2 spent to dream about winning the lottery is worth the money"; how does it feel when you lose and realize none of what you are dreaming about will come true?

    Anyways, I'll be a millionaire in 2 years. So enjoy!
    Do you buy the most economical brand of everything you can find? If not, you're wasting way too much potential investment money!
  • sleeper
    ZWICK 4 PREZ;1775580 wrote:Do you buy the most economical brand of everything you can find? If not, you're wasting way too much potential investment money!
    You're not worth explaining anything to. It's much easier to just call you narrow-minded and move on.
  • ZWICK 4 PREZ
    sleeper;1775585 wrote:You're not worth explaining anything to. It's much easier to just call you narrow-minded and move on.
    says the guy that tells people they should invest the $2 they spent on the lottery.
  • SportsAndLady
    Sleeper just wants to talk about a few things he learned in an Econ course. Just let it die.
  • Heretic
    sleeper;1775547 wrote:Well once again, I didn't play so I "won" money. My "$2"(because Lord knows you dropped more than that on each drawing) is now being invested at a 7% annual return.

    Hope poverty is working well for you guys.
    I spent $4, I won $4. Whether I won nothing or a small amount, it wouldn't even register a blip on my overall net worth. If that's the sort of thing that constitutes poverty, you must look at generic Spam as a holiday special sort of meal.
  • Automatik
    sleeper;1775578 wrote:Depends how you measure utility and opportunity cost.

    Is there more utility in spending $2 to buy a 1 in 292M chance to become super rich vs. spending $2 on a cup of coffee?

    To those that would respond, "well the $2 spent to dream about winning the lottery is worth the money"; how does it feel when you lose and realize none of what you are dreaming about will come true?

    Anyways, I'll be a millionaire in 2 years. So enjoy!
    Once a millionaire, will you still drink Bud Light?
  • ZWICK 4 PREZ
    Heretic;1775594 wrote:I spent $4, I won $4. Whether I won nothing or a small amount, it wouldn't even register a blip on my overall net worth. If that's the sort of thing that constitutes poverty, you must look at generic Spam as a holiday special sort of meal.
    I spent 2 and won 4 (only got the powerball). I increased my investment 100% in one day compared to Sleepers 7% in one year. On track to be a millionaire by tonight instead of 2 years!
  • Heretic
    ZWICK 4 PREZ;1775599 wrote:I spent 2 and won 4 (only got the powerball). I increased my investment 100% in one day compared to Sleepers 7% in one year. On track to be a millionaire by tonight in stead of 2 years!
    LIVING FUCKING LARGE!!!! With that kind of profit, you'll be able to tell people on a message board that you own McDonalds properties or something equally zany in no time at all!
  • Fab4Runner
    Automatik;1775595 wrote:Once a millionaire, will you still drink Bud Light?
    I would.
  • ZWICK 4 PREZ
    Heretic;1775603 wrote:LIVING FUCKING LARGE!!!! With that kind of profit, you'll be able to tell people on a message board that you own McDonalds properties or something equally zany in no time at all!
    No that's crazy.


    I actually own a Wendy's. And I'll give you a god damned iPad if that's not true.
  • sleeper
    The salt in this thread is incredible.