With a several hundred mil, you can have an apartment in NYC overlooking Central Park, one in Paris, London, Lake Lucerne, a home in Beverly Hills or Malibu, one in Rio, a cabin in the Rockies, and a Gulfstream IV and still have hundreds of millions left. Use your imagination, people!
(I wouldn't want too many homes but you get the point)
ummm....that's what a Gulfstream IV is....and the crew is presumed, cuz otherwise it just sits on the ground.Not to mention you could afford a private jet and crew. God damn that would be sweet.
Avoiding the "fun" of airports would be a wonderful luxury.I wouldn't buy a plane. I don't think I'd ever be in that big a hurry again.
ummm....that's what a Gulfstream IV is....and the crew is presumed, cuz otherwise it just sits on the ground.
I failed to see that in Tig's post. Whoooops.

I failed to see that in Tig's post. Whoooops.

I'd like to move out west somewhere. But I would be happy anywhere, really.
I'm torn as to whether I'd buy a house, or get a condo.
I'd want to crank up some amps (ruling out a condo), but I hate doing yardwork![]()


(I was at a gas station that sells the tickets and thought, what the hell; I'll buy one ticket.)
Actually, if I were to get a condo in a large city, I wouldn't mind living in London. Not sure how that would work though, me not being English and all![]()
You only need to spend $2 for the grand prize. The power play stuff is for the lesser prizes with partial matching tickets I think.I bought my ticket last night. It was up to 800 million. It was $2.00 I thought they were $1.00. Then she asked me if I wanted to do the power play for $3.00. I said no, $700 million is enough, do I have to do the $3.00 for the $700 million? She didn't know. Hope I bought the right one.