1 million dollars for 30 days

Brewster's Millions, a tidy little story about a midget who constantly digs up gravel for his own collection of spit.

Could I spend a million dollars in 30 days? Sure can!

Pay off Visa: undisclosed amount -- One entire day, as it will be spent dancing about my house like an idiot in celebration
Go out partying, announce richness, hedonistic stupidity: who knows? 5grand?
If I live to see the next day:
Buy 1/2 million dollar house: 500 000 -- probably a week tops
Meanwhile:
Ludicrously pointless wordrobe from Randy River: 10...nay, 30 000$ -- May take two days. I intend to clear out the store, and probably would have to go to Toronto
Lots and lots of computers. let's see....2000$ per comp....60 000$!
Remodel house to fit my needs: 3 weeks, pay in advance, who knows how much...10 000 maybe
Furniture for new house: bought during last week. another 10 000!

Man it's hard to spend 1 million dollars....um...big happy travelling fun with a bunch of my friends! Lots of money!

-_- and the rest spent on exuberant amounts of alcohol, cheap women, and fun weeee!!!!

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Originally Posted by Joel

Lets say that a very rich person ran into you at work...

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I don't have a job. Except to be awesome, but I don't specifically go to work on that. :cool:

I'd buy all the stereotypical 'What if you got a million dollars?' stuff. A home entertainment system, a flash car, tons of consoles/games, a few arcade cabs, some cool clothes etc. Then I'd use whatever leftovers there were to buy a house.

It's boring, but I don't honestly think I'd buy anything else.

Other things to invest in would be savings bonds, RRSPs, and the like. But the government usually limits your purchase of such things, so I didn't really include them.

Though if it's possible to buy a year's supply of the stuff in advance, spend 600 000$ to max out your savings bonds. Then you can live a relatively enjoyable existence :D

A house and a nice car.

Nothing more can be said.

Modest House. Plane tickets. Visa. Paid Uni Tuition for two :D

Of course, I'm assuming this is a million American dollars.

Watching Brewster's Millions again? :rolleyes:

Buy a house in La Jolla. At least that trout appreciates, unlike your ridiculous depreciating "investments". :rolleyes:

*cough* brewsters millions *cough*

:D

Buy stocks, cash them in as soon as my time is up. Then I would put it in the bank and take the interest yearly as a nice boost of cash in my wallet.