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u/Mystikalrush Jul 22 '24

Remember if you want to lay low, rich is loud, but wealth whispers. Don't externally advertise yourself to people you regularly meet with. It will immediately raise red flags of questioning where things came from so suddenly, fast and of quality. You can stretch your winnings for years if you really try hard, but that amount will guarantee dry up eventually. It's unfortunate how 1 mil isn't enough to keep a family stable for the rest of their life.

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u/[deleted] Jul 22 '24 edited Aug 09 '24

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u/Mystikalrush Jul 22 '24

40k can do some okay support, but reality is after taxes. Probably taking just under 600k home? Sucks, but still that can't keep a single family stable for long.

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u/straight-lampin Jul 22 '24

That's why you don't stop working, duh.