Don't ask me how I got to thinking about this today, but I did.

So same question, if you had $1,000,000 and didn't have to work, what would you be doing?!?

Start coaching youth football.. at a level where the game is pure.

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Get a part time job to continue paying child support.
Buy a project truck to build into a monster off roader.
Develop new software for a website with flexibility.

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zero, you're not allowed to work...the $1,000,000 really implies an unlimited pot of gold...so child support is taken care of and you can just enjoy your truck and website

Bitch about redistribution of wealth and paying estate taxes. Fricken deadbeat welfare cases freeloading of my tax dollars. 🙂

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Play video games, watch TV/Movies, masturbate, play sports, eat good food. Shit how am I supposed to turn that into a career?

bite me, dakota!! :pottytrain2:

Is this $1 million/year, or $1 million total?

If the latter, and you can find a way to get 5% return year in and year out, that's just $50K/year.

That wouldn't be enough for me to quit work. (Well, it might, but that's because I have serious *issues* with the day job right now.)

And if you want to get more than 5% return, you're going to have to become a professional investor. So you're going to have to work at that. That's sort of attractive -- but teaching economists tend to make lousy investment experts.

So, assuming you mean something more than a lump sum of a million, my answer would be...

1. Write.
2. Read.
3. Have a real hobby like figuring out how computers actually work.

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The intent of the question (based off of my interpretation from the movie) is that the amt. of $ is arbitrary, the point is that money is no longer a concern....so if you want to beat your meat a lot, complain about redistribution of wealth from the damn lefties, or build a monster truck...well then that's what you answer.

Don't know, but let me know if you figure it out.

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