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its not a fortune but what would you do with it?
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garth33
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assess my situation...OF COURSE set aside whatever for Taxes. Uncle Sam wants his cut brother
Designate at least half of what's left to pay off some high interest credit card bills or loans you have outstanding....maybe more if it gets you out totally out of debt but thats pretty unrealistic. Whatever you can pay will save you in the long term.
With whatever is left...half of that for a little ready-cash savings egg - somewhere you can access it IMMEDIATELY for emergencies or whatever. The fridge or some other appliance goes to shit - you can buy a new one (or most of it) without just charging it and starting that charging-cycle again.
FINALLY whatever is left....have some fun my brother
Mad money or do something just crazy that you wouldn't normally...it's totally up to you - GUILT FREE!! f*ck - buy a hooker although we ALL KNOW you could charm the pants off anyone for free:blushing: It's a small windfall but a windfall nonetheless! Use it wisely my friend!* Not my business how you came about it...but congrats.
(* - Please note I have not excluded buying a nice little present for an ADVISOR FOR YOUR WINDFALL - in fact in could only help future conversations - just saying...:heart:
)peace my brother,
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SimplyJakeAndAlex
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:rofl::rofl::rofl: hum I don't know, i'll buy toilet paper with George Bush face printed on it... wait I have more than that coming every months and frankly i normally re-invest it in my companies or buy something really useless and get the lecture from my dude, unless it's for him then he shuts up and does his work:
:. Oh my he is going to kill me when he'll read that... oh well nice knowing you all hahaha
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Buy a car. Last summer a tree fell on & totaled both of our cars. We were able to afford one new one, but we're still driving the other one with dents all over it.
Or put half in the credit union & go on vacation with the rest.
Or put half in the credit union & go on vacation with the rest.
Well, there's a giant Cylon robot I've had my eye on for some time. And a life size replica of the Lost in Space Robot. Either would kill 10k right there.
Although I probably would not do that. I'd set aside 5k for friends. 5k to my partner.
4k on art supplies and stuff like that. 2k on a trip to Europe. 1k in cash for general spending. And the rest towards a new car.
My partner would say screw all that. Especially the 5k to my friends. (He thinks they are moochers as it is.) He would say it is time to buy a new house. Here's the down payment!
Suzie Orman would say to hell with all of that. Buy yourself an ice cream cone and put the rest in retirement.
Those are the three 'pulls' in my life. -Can we make this 60K???
Although I probably would not do that. I'd set aside 5k for friends. 5k to my partner.
4k on art supplies and stuff like that. 2k on a trip to Europe. 1k in cash for general spending. And the rest towards a new car.
My partner would say screw all that. Especially the 5k to my friends. (He thinks they are moochers as it is.) He would say it is time to buy a new house. Here's the down payment!
Suzie Orman would say to hell with all of that. Buy yourself an ice cream cone and put the rest in retirement.
Those are the three 'pulls' in my life. -Can we make this 60K???
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SimplyJakeAndAlex
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LOL the last big gift I gave my baby is a Rolls Royce Phantom 1960 for he is now a daddy, and it was the best gift since the first day he wanted me to fuck him in his new/old car. Blondy locks is a fan of collectible cars and I got him one and I got me 4 straight days of continuous fucking (in the car)... ahhhh I love that dude it's ridiculous
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YES! Head to the nearest native american casino and see if you can double it!
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I've given this some thought and realized my 96 room mansion could REALLY REALLY use to have the carpets cleaned. I can only estimate but I'd say I have 9600 square feet of carpet...how much to steam clean and fluff that dungeon-master???
Sorry, I meant Kane
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???Sorry, I meant Kane
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