
"I’d buy a used bookstore, preferably one that people rarely shop at. I would go to “work” at it every day. No one would know I had money, but I would be happy sipping coffee and tea and reading all day. I would get a little orange cat to live in my bookstore and keep me company.
It would have crazy wooden shelves that are overloaded with books and make weird little passageways and be very confusing and have odd decorations in random places. At the end of the labyrinth there would be a couple of ratty super comfy chairs with doilies on the arms and a fireplace for comfortable reading.
And I would wear squashy comfortable knit sweaters and slippers every day at work and look eccentric and strange."
Don’t forget IF you win
IF is a big word
and two chicks.
at the same time.
get a good PA and have her find me one of those good private medical groups where the doctor will spend more than 10 minutes with you and care enough to research treatments instead of looking at the list of treatments they're being paid to guide you to.
Put together a health and fitness team of physical trainer or two, a good chef and perhaps a pshychologist to help me adjust to be so god damn rich I don't have to put up with any sh#t from anyone...uh, I mean become well adjusted
Then, I'd buy a few acres of land where I can build a self sufficient homestead of 4-5 single-family homes that open up to a communal deck/sitting area/fire pit kind of place.
Then, I'd pay off all of my closest friends and families' debt.
Lastly, I'd use what I have left to start up multiple trust funds that use the interest to pay out several grants to individuals, picked personally, to change their lives. Such as, animal sanctuary/rescues to remove them. Help individuals pay off debt/start a business/go to school/pay for medical bills etc. Really use it to change people's lives'.