Belly35;1774998 wrote:Ernest-t-bass would be hunted down and I will tatoo a new thread on his ass

ernest_t_bass;1775102 wrote:Solid:

https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/2uw95a/youve_just_won_the_lottery_for_100_million_whats/#cocbuvl

Spock;1775108 wrote:damn....that wouldnt happen to me

sleeper;1775547 wrote:Well once again, I didn't play so I "won" money. My "$2"(because Lord knows you dropped more than that on each drawing) is now being invested at a 7% annual return.

Hope poverty is working well for you guys.

sleeper;1775547 wrote:Well once again, I didn't play so I "won" money. My "$2"(because Lord knows you dropped more than that on each drawing) is now being invested at a 7% annual return.

Hope poverty is working well for you guys.

ZWICK 4 PREZ;1775560 wrote:Tell us more about the $.14 you'll make this year in investments....

sleeper;1775563 wrote:You don't need an engineering degree to know that $.14 > -$2

ZWICK 4 PREZ;1775576 wrote:you also don't need an engineering degree to know you waste more than $2 on many things in your life.

sleeper;1775578 wrote:Depends how you measure utility and opportunity cost.

Is there more utility in spending $2 to buy a 1 in 292M chance to become super rich vs. spending $2 on a cup of coffee?

To those that would respond, "well the $2 spent to dream about winning the lottery is worth the money"; how does it feel when you lose and realize none of what you are dreaming about will come true?

Anyways, I'll be a millionaire in 2 years. So enjoy!

ZWICK 4 PREZ;1775580 wrote:Do you buy the most economical brand of everything you can find? If not, you're wasting way too much potential investment money!

sleeper;1775585 wrote:You're not worth explaining anything to. It's much easier to just call you narrow-minded and move on.

sleeper;1775547 wrote:Well once again, I didn't play so I "won" money. My "$2"(because Lord knows you dropped more than that on each drawing) is now being invested at a 7% annual return.

Hope poverty is working well for you guys.

sleeper;1775578 wrote:Depends how you measure utility and opportunity cost.

Is there more utility in spending $2 to buy a 1 in 292M chance to become super rich vs. spending $2 on a cup of coffee?

To those that would respond, "well the $2 spent to dream about winning the lottery is worth the money"; how does it feel when you lose and realize none of what you are dreaming about will come true?

Anyways, I'll be a millionaire in 2 years. So enjoy!

Heretic;1775594 wrote:I spent $4, I won $4. Whether I won nothing or a small amount, it wouldn't even register a blip on my overall net worth. If that's the sort of thing that constitutes poverty, you must look at generic Spam as a holiday special sort of meal.

ZWICK 4 PREZ;1775599 wrote:I spent 2 and won 4 (only got the powerball). I increased my investment 100% in one day compared to Sleepers 7% in one year. On track to be a millionaire by tonight in stead of 2 years!

Automatik;1775595 wrote:Once a millionaire, will you still drink Bud Light?

Heretic;1775603 wrote:LIVING FUCKING LARGE!!!! With that kind of profit, you'll be able to tell people on a message board that you own McDonalds properties or something equally zany in no time at all!