How To Spend Your Powerball $55 Million
Let's see:
1. Hummer, black, with satnav of course.
2. Mansion with grounds large enough to hold a classic car rally.
3. Sixteen car garage.
4. Helipad on the roof of my house.
5. Household staff...
Hold on, hold on, hold on... let's get realistic about this.
A Hummer is just not cool in these days of global warming. It gulps fuel, looks preposterous on the road because of its size, and is hard to park anywhere.
The mansion will cost a fortune in upkeep and security and staff.
Assuming I had 16 cars to put in the garage, how would I choose which one to drive each day? I have trouble choosing my socks each morning.
The helipad addition would mean that the roof would have to be strengthened, and then a stairwell constructed so that people could enter the house. Goodbye to a million or so.
Household staff? ... well, forget your lie-ins each morning. You need to be up early, running to keep ahead of the household help.
In fact, none of the items on my wish list above are really that appealing any longer.
All have their downsides.
So I'd probably do what Bill Gates is doing... set up a trust and find effective ways to distribute it.
But since I only have part of $55 million, I'll just continue doing what makes me happiest...
Helping you.
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