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Topic	What are some issues that will probably come up if you win the lottery?
desuno-to 01/20/18 1:36:33 PM #75:	Zeus posted... desuno-to posted... Mario_VS_DK posted... This Reddit post and the two follow ups because he hit the character limit pretty much sums it up. https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/24vzgl/you_just_won_a_656_million_dollar_lottery_what_do/chba4bf/ What surprised me was the number of 1-digit millionaires that suffered the same fate. That kind of win is not life-changing. Heck, many cities in US/Canada have an AVERAGE housing price of $1 million, meaning you could literally buy a new house (not a mansion), and that's it. Yeah, anybody who hears "winning the lottery!" thinks of some massive windfall but most guys who win a good chunk of money don't win enough to really live the high life. My dad met one lotto winner who just took his winnings and retired a little earlier. Apparently he still drinks at the same bar, has the same hobbies, etc. Although tbh that's really all I would need to be happy. I don't have some lucrative pension/401K, so to be able to throw it all into a retirement plan and stop working even a couple years early AND live a comfortable retirement... buying the latest game consoles & games whenever I want... that's living the dream. And it's small enough of a win that the leeches won't even bother coming after me. <cite>desuno-to posted [p:894435491] in What are s... [t:76219553]...</cite> <quote><cite>Zeus posted...</cite> <quote><cite>desuno-to posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Mario_VS_DK posted...</cite> <quote>This Reddit post and the two follow ups because he hit the character limit pretty much sums it up. https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/24vzgl/you_just_won_a_656_million_dollar_lottery_what_do/chba4bf/</quote> What surprised me was the number of 1-digit millionaires that suffered the same fate. That kind of win is not life-changing. Heck, many cities in US/Canada have an AVERAGE housing price of $1 million, meaning you could literally buy a new house (not a mansion), and that's it.</quote> Yeah, anybody who hears "winning the lottery!" thinks of some massive windfall but most guys who win a good chunk of money don't win enough to really live the high life. My dad met one lotto winner who just took his winnings and retired a little earlier. Apparently he still drinks at the same bar, has the same hobbies, etc. </quote> Although tbh that's really all I would need to be happy. I don't have some lucrative pension/401K, so to be able to throw it all into a retirement plan and stop working even a couple years early AND live a comfortable retirement... buying the latest game consoles & games whenever I want... that's living the dream. And it's small enough of a win that the leeches won't even bother coming after me.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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