Always have my pizzas delivered.
Buy some cops
I’d donate the equivalent of some annual police salaries so the city could hire cops dedicated to fining people who toss their cigarette butts on the ground/out their car windows. Because I really, really hate that.
Six week immersions
Travel is fine and all, but if my time in New York taught me anything, it’s that you need to really live in a place to experience it - a week-long vacation isn’t enough.
Each summer I’d take my family somewhere for at least a month. No hotel. No resort. No fancy restaurants (well, maybe…but those would be the exception, not the rule).
A rented apartment and whatever transportation is the custom for the area (busses, subways, walking, trains, etc.).
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Tailored shirts and suits - have shirts that fit right, every time. Also, I’d probably probably wear fewer t-shirts (AKA dress nicer) if my dress shirts fit.
Yes, I’d definitely have a couple very nice tailored suits, too.
What this guy said
I would probably try to get all the money converted to old-timey pirate treasure and just stare at it for a month or two.
My friend Barry and I go back almost 20 years. Ever since Goldeneye came out, we’ve gone to see the new James Bond films in the theater. This was quite convenient as they historically have been released over Thanksgiving weekend when we were both home from college.
Even when I got married the Christmas/Thanksgiving rotation with the in-laws worked so that I was home for Thanksgiving on the years new Bond flicks were released.
Now that I have two small kids (and another on the way) getting home for Thanksgiving is proving difficult.
That’s a long way of saying if I had $100M I’d fly to home (or fly Barry to me) and we’d go to the James Bond films when they’re released.
Always drink Simply orange juice and lemonade. Divine.
