its 250 million up front....why not take it....if you die your family doesn't keep getting the money....id take it hands down...do anything i wanted any time i wanted
according to the chart I would get 13 mil+ a year. I can do whatever I want on that and my family is set for years to come. It's like everyone has gold fever.You know damn well aint none of us hitting shit.As we speak my wife has the kids filling out tickets.Way to go baby.Teach em when their young.
"What happens if you die before the 20 or 26 years are up? The answer varies by state. In California, as in most states, the annual payments continue to your estate and heirs. But that's worth checking. If the payments stop upon the death of the winner, then you are well advised to talk to a lawyer before you claim your winnings. A lawyer may suggest setting up a trust fund, so that payments will continue to the fund regardless of what happens to you - assuming, of course, that you want your heirs to get the remainder of the money rather than having the state keep it."
im not so greedy that i would need the extra hundred mil....and really you didn't do anything to earn it so the stance of its my money i want all of it is retarded to me....i would probably spend 1/2 of what i got on other people over time
Gives you 10 more chances than you had before.SHe just told me she was in a pool at her job and I was like do you get to hold the tickets?she said she is bringing them in tomorrow and photocopying them tomorrow.
Gives you 10 more chances than you had before.SHe just told me she was in a pool at her job and I was like do you get to hold the tickets?she said she is bringing them in tomorrow and photocopying them tomorrow.
the only thing that gives you 10 times more chances is buying like 100 million tickets lol
Not saying it increases the odds a lot, just saying he physically has 10 more chances
And yeah isn't there a nickname for lotteries like the stupid tax or something because generally poor uneducated people play. Shit call me whatever you want, it's worth a shot.
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"What happens if you die before the 20 or 26 years are up? The answer varies by state. In California, as in most states, the annual payments continue to your estate and heirs. But that's worth checking. If the payments stop upon the death of the winner, then you are well advised to talk to a lawyer before you claim your winnings. A lawyer may suggest setting up a trust fund, so that payments will continue to the fund regardless of what happens to you - assuming, of course, that you want your heirs to get the remainder of the money rather than having the state keep it."
And yeah isn't there a nickname for lotteries like the stupid tax or something because generally poor uneducated people play. Shit call me whatever you want, it's worth a shot.