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(What if) If you won the lottery thread
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<blockquote data-quote="Blown 89" data-source="post: 15553130" data-attributes="member: 45161"><p>Cliff notes: Nobody would know.</p><p></p><p>First I would get a financial adviser and hire the biggest law firm in the state to figure out a way to accept the money under a trust or something so that I remain anonymous. My wife, friends, family, and anyone else need not know. </p><p></p><p>Then I would continue to go to work every day like normal and eventually sell both businesses without anyone knowing. In the meantime I would search for a rustic warehouse somewhere that I could furnish and turn into a makeshift office/house/garage. I'd stock it with lifts, tools, full kitchen, sleeping area, gym, TV room, etc. When I finally sold my business I'd leave for work every morning and go here. To the outside world I would be at work but I'd spend my days doing practice sessions in my karts, going to the range a few times a week to practice, working out, working on projects, or anything else I felt like doing. I may even go back to school and learn something new. At the end of the day I would go home like normal. </p><p></p><p>To the outside world everything would appear like nothing changed. Over the course of the next decade I would slowly take in more and more money under the ruse of "my business is taking off". I'd come home and tell my wife I landed a big account somewhere and I'd be taking in a few more thousand a month. Eventually I'd work my way up to living a more extravagant public life and nobody would be the wiser. In the end I would leave everything to my family and kid when I die.</p><p></p><p>I would stay away from buying expensive exotic cars. They seem like a good way to blow through money and go broke. That and that's a fickle list that constantly changes. I'd limit my car purchases to older cars that I haven't grown tired of or exotics that have stood the test of time for me.</p><p></p><p>In the end my goal is to enrich my life instead of buy expensive things. I have never been financially driven and I doubt that would change. The key is to keep it from ruining my life, which, seems to be what winning the lottery does. Apparently people knowing is usually the cause of that.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Blown 89, post: 15553130, member: 45161"] Cliff notes: Nobody would know. First I would get a financial adviser and hire the biggest law firm in the state to figure out a way to accept the money under a trust or something so that I remain anonymous. My wife, friends, family, and anyone else need not know. Then I would continue to go to work every day like normal and eventually sell both businesses without anyone knowing. In the meantime I would search for a rustic warehouse somewhere that I could furnish and turn into a makeshift office/house/garage. I'd stock it with lifts, tools, full kitchen, sleeping area, gym, TV room, etc. When I finally sold my business I'd leave for work every morning and go here. To the outside world I would be at work but I'd spend my days doing practice sessions in my karts, going to the range a few times a week to practice, working out, working on projects, or anything else I felt like doing. I may even go back to school and learn something new. At the end of the day I would go home like normal. To the outside world everything would appear like nothing changed. Over the course of the next decade I would slowly take in more and more money under the ruse of "my business is taking off". I'd come home and tell my wife I landed a big account somewhere and I'd be taking in a few more thousand a month. Eventually I'd work my way up to living a more extravagant public life and nobody would be the wiser. In the end I would leave everything to my family and kid when I die. I would stay away from buying expensive exotic cars. They seem like a good way to blow through money and go broke. That and that's a fickle list that constantly changes. I'd limit my car purchases to older cars that I haven't grown tired of or exotics that have stood the test of time for me. In the end my goal is to enrich my life instead of buy expensive things. I have never been financially driven and I doubt that would change. The key is to keep it from ruining my life, which, seems to be what winning the lottery does. Apparently people knowing is usually the cause of that. [/QUOTE]
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