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<blockquote data-quote="Gradient" data-source="post: 1120005" data-attributes="member: 5776">He said, &quot;...pretty much everyone's suggestions.&quot;&nbsp; And that included suggestions that would add value to the lives of your family.&nbsp; You didn't even mention booshala's other suggestions, which while not exciting, are good investments for their future value.According to your answers - You've done all the traveling with all the hotties, and are already making all the investments you need, and have every physical object that you that you could desire.&nbsp; That's a lifestyle that many would kill for.&nbsp; Congratulations.Perhaps you should consider charity.&nbsp; Choose 5 local charities, food banks, children's homes, or abused animal shelters, and give them each $2k.&nbsp; That money that you're will to toss away on a website selling fidgit spinners or some shit, will be vastly more appreciated and better used by properly run charitable organizations.&nbsp; (And you even get a tax break if they are 501s)But in line with your other responses, I'm guessing that you already give 20% of your income to charities.You know $10K&nbsp; will buy a lot of powerball tickets!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Gradient, post: 1120005, member: 5776"] He said, "...pretty much everyone's suggestions." And that included suggestions that would add value to the lives of your family. You didn't even mention booshala's other suggestions, which while not exciting, are good investments for their future value. According to your answers - You've done all the traveling with all the hotties, and are already making all the investments you need, and have every physical object that you that you could desire. That's a lifestyle that many would kill for. Congratulations. Perhaps you should consider charity. Choose 5 local charities, food banks, children's homes, or abused animal shelters, and give them each $2k. That money that you're will to toss away on a website selling fidgit spinners or some shit, will be vastly more appreciated and better used by properly run charitable organizations. (And you even get a tax break if they are 501s) But in line with your other responses, I'm guessing that you already give 20% of your income to charities. You know $10K will buy a lot of powerball tickets! [/QUOTE]

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