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 But every day this person comes back. Spend a million dollars today. All of it. All on yourself. How long could you do this? A week? A month? I think at 30 days people are going to find themselves doing stupid things. Buying their third home. Their tenth car. The hundredth "ultra-rare" collectible (to be placed in the vault containing the rest of their "ultra-rare" collectibles never to see the light of day again). Certainly by six months most people would find it impossible. ๐งต (3/n) 5 comments
Finally, after nearly three years, it all comes to an end. You've spent a billion dollars. You're an absolute wreck. You have everything you ever wanted and ten times that in things you never wanted. And now it has come to an end and you can take stock of the insanity that your life had become. A #billionaire? That's the person who doesn't think this is enough. ๐งต (5/5)  @zdl I'm not a capitalist (obviously) but billionaires and their bootlickers insist that actually these billions of dollars are invested in businesses. They know very well how they'd spend that money. Money isn't just materials, it's power and influence, which is what it means to be a member of the ruling class. @comradeferret I'm aware of this. The point of this was to establish what kind of person a billionaire is.  |
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But day after day this person comes to you. A million dollars. Spend it today.
For one thousand days (that's just shy of two years and nine months) you are faced with the ever-more-onerous chore of spending a million dollars in a day. What once started out as a fantasy is turning into horror. You're buying ever more idiotic things, just trying to get rid of the filthy lucre. You probably don't even know what you own anymore. You certainly won't be finding any joy in it.
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