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Originally Posted by BRZChix (Post 2505722)

:bow: :bow: :bow:

remove "million" then change "dollers" to "dollars"

:lol: :lol: :lol:

I am usually pretty good at math....

I honestly don't know what happened but I'm going to put a dunce cap on for the rest of the day....
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Yeah, math a little off on that? lol

4 dollars is better than none, right?!

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Originally Posted by EzyBrzy (Post 2505731)

4 dollars is better than none, right?!

You know what you can do with those 4 dollars right? Invest that shit, then you might have your million dollars several years later :lol:

Damn, just missing @RehabJeff86 and all of norcals smartest minds would be up in here to tear some math/grammer to shreds

#wreckedbyteamsharta

:lol::lol::lol::bellyroll::bellyroll::bellyroll:

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Originally Posted by finch1750 (Post 2505738)

Damn, just missing @RehabJeff86 and all of norcals smartest minds would be up in here to tear some math/grammer to shreds

#wreckedbyteamsharta

:lol::lol::lol::bellyroll::bellyroll::bellyroll:

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Originally Posted by MisterSheep (Post 2505739)

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its ok. I saw it on FB to and didnt catch it til I was talking about that and the annual vs lump sum and realized it lol

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Originally Posted by BRZChix (Post 2505722)

:bow: :bow: :bow:

"3.76 million dollers" => remove "million" then change "dollers" to "dollars"

:lol: :lol: :lol:

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Originally Posted by MisterSheep (Post 2505719)

Here lets take;

1,200,000,000
and divide that by
319,000,000

Tell me what you get. 3.761 dollers.....

I was dumbfounded and wronglol

deleted comment for future embarassment :lol:

Common Core Strikes again

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Originally Posted by finch1750 (Post 2505744)

its ok. I saw it on FB to and didnt catch it til I was talking about that and the annual vs lump sum and realized it lol

Here how about we re-do this. Lets take REGISTERED voters.

Theres currently 146,311,000 registered voters in the us. Those are the people that are over 18 and are capable of doing the lottery.

That would be 8.20 Dollars... Now, stay with me, how often is the lottery played? Let me rephrase that. How often do they choose winners? Every week? Every month? Every year? whatever it is means every law abiding registered voter could get 8.20 dollars every lottery.

Fuck it this is useless, I'm done.

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Originally Posted by G-awesome (Post 2505677)

Funny enough, everyone always says they probably won't spend more than 'X' million if they won the lottery but with a bigger income, people inherently will spend more and start living according to their new lifestyle (or greater). Whether it spirals into reckless spending/investing depends on the person's self control/ego and the people that surrounds them.

I love reading those stories on people who won millions and then lost it all. Waiting eagerly to see what happens to this powerball winner in 5-10 yrs. You have to be pretty crazy to blow through a billion dollar lottery winning but anything is possible nowadays. :iono:

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Originally Posted by G-awesome (Post 2505686)

If history shows previous powerball winners can going broke after winning 100 million, celebrity bankrupties, politician spending habits on tax dollars, lives of the rich and famous....anything is possible in this day and age!

That's why I put 'non-frivolous' shit. Buy yo' momma a house, buy gramma a house, buy uncle joe a house and on and on and $10 mil is gone in a snap, toss another $10m to charity, $30k for a buddy to buy a new car here, clearing your cousins $5k credit card debt there. Most don't go broke on private jets and fancy cars, even a moron can take a wakeup call when they realize they blew half their money in a few years, it's the nickle and diming once everybody knows, it's the shady accountant and leeches coming out of the woodwork.

Basic division, set a humble budget/salary to pay yourself, a non-shady accountant and lawyer, learn to say no and keep living life like normal. I was just thinking about it, I'd probably take a month off work and come back for at least a little while, maybe finangle reduced hours...

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Originally Posted by Crashdummy (Post 2505752)

Common Core Strikes again

Ugh.

Edit: Office Space it, be the guy who disburses all the money, round down, take the 0.1 of a cent for yourself, snag a cool $300k.

I'd figure out a way to stuff 319 million envelopes with a check for that much money, not sure if I would write the checks myself, hmm lets see now...

Edit 2: If it takes 2 minutes to write a check and you write 200 checks a day (so a bit less than 7 hours of work each day) it would take you 4,480 years to write a check to every person in the United States of America. And no vacation time or weekends off.

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Originally Posted by MisterSheep (Post 2505737)

You know what you can do with those 4 dollars right? Invest that shit, then you might have your million dollars several years later :lol:

naw screw investing that 4 dollars, I could be eating 20 chicken nuggets with that...

http://www.adweek.com/agencyspy/wp-c.../BK-Debate.png

YOLO

When there's high jackpot lotteries I view the $1-2 ticket as a "dreamer tax". Get a solid 1-4 hours dreaming about what I'd buy if I had that kind of money, win nothing, and then move on with life. For the $529 million that I would get in Washington (after taxes and lump-sum reduction) I've got a pretty specific list of where my money would go that would sustain myself and my family for the next 200 years while still giving me plenty of money to live a stupidly opulent lifestyle.