if you win th emega millions what do you buy?
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60% goes into mutual funds.
20% goes into an aggressive portfolio.
20% clear debts, buy a reasonable place, a new car (probably a ford focus)
as far as bikes are concerned.
a Colnago Master 55 edition (any size, since its going on the wall as decor)
a Colnago c59
a Scott Plasma Premium
a couple sets of Zipps, hand-built enves smart 6.7.
20% goes into an aggressive portfolio.
20% clear debts, buy a reasonable place, a new car (probably a ford focus)
as far as bikes are concerned.
a Colnago Master 55 edition (any size, since its going on the wall as decor)
a Colnago c59
a Scott Plasma Premium
a couple sets of Zipps, hand-built enves smart 6.7.
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well, at least i turned a profit! 3 numbers correct, no bonus. i played three wednesday and three today so a payout of $7 and an expense of $6. with the money, i will probably buy a three musketeers bar from the gas station.
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"First, I take it to my friend Asadullah who works in Securities, and invest half into a mutual fund....."
"That's not the point of the question. If everyone listened to her, there'd be no janitors because no one wants to clean up ****."
"That's not the point of the question. If everyone listened to her, there'd be no janitors because no one wants to clean up ****."
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With the winnings after taxes maybe about 400 million left I hope, I would go NHRA Top Fuel racing. It would be a thrill to own one of these pro teams as these are the hardest accelerating machines in the world:
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sleep and medical attention
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I would sponsor a pro bike team. I would not get involved in trying to manage the team, just give them money to race, travel to all the events, and become an advocate for the sport.
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It depends on how much money I have left over after hiring a body guard and an attorney.
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If I won megamillion which I think about often I would buy a bunch of expensive roadies and a few Tri Bikes plus a couple very expensive touring bikes, and than use the rest so I never have to go to work again. Maybe get a plane ticket to watch the tour de france in person and be one of the nutters chasing the cyclists up hills with a rediculous costume.
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You have quite some debt, sir. And quite a need for a very, very expensive house.
It's funny though. This lottery proves to be more of a social event. Even funnier when people say the lottery is a tax on the poor. They both sound pretty right to me.
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What would I buy?
Anonymity!!
Anonymity!!
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Something as unlikely as me winning: an adamantium frame painted in unicorn blood.
And a few converted missile silos to be my new homes.
And a few converted missile silos to be my new homes.
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This.
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A brain, a heart, and some courage.
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I'm on this also, I would like to build a indoor velodrome along with indoor hill climbs. And then I would invite the world in for my Marvel.
Not to mention to have Jennifer Aniston as my slave...
Not to mention to have Jennifer Aniston as my slave...
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maybe this....
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My own corporate jet to permanently avoid the morass that is commercial air travel these days... Then I'd fly everywhere/anywhere. And ride my bike there.
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Oh, besides buying some dignity, I would also like to do what my 7 y.o. in all his youthful innocence suggested the other day: "we need to buy some people so we never have to do anything"..........
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