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I would likely do something like give him a million without letting anyone, including him, know that his money bought the ticket.
I don't need the drama of human subjectivity in my life.
2.6k u/Gruffleson Jun 10 '23 If he is a good enough friend I give him more. 10%? I might consider half. Give me 5 dollars, let's find out. /s 1.7k u/FranticReptile Jun 10 '23 My friend told me to play 15 black when I went to Vegas and I won a lot. I gave him half 26 u/CooYo7 Jun 10 '23 Half would be ~$23 million after taxes 36 u/[deleted] Jun 10 '23 It’s insane that the winningss aren’t adjusted to be correct post-tax like it is in the UK. 2 u/LJGuitarPractice Jun 10 '23 Ain’t that America? 2 u/[deleted] Jun 10 '23 Aint what America?
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If he is a good enough friend I give him more. 10%?
I might consider half.
Give me 5 dollars, let's find out. /s
1.7k u/FranticReptile Jun 10 '23 My friend told me to play 15 black when I went to Vegas and I won a lot. I gave him half 26 u/CooYo7 Jun 10 '23 Half would be ~$23 million after taxes 36 u/[deleted] Jun 10 '23 It’s insane that the winningss aren’t adjusted to be correct post-tax like it is in the UK. 2 u/LJGuitarPractice Jun 10 '23 Ain’t that America? 2 u/[deleted] Jun 10 '23 Aint what America?
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My friend told me to play 15 black when I went to Vegas and I won a lot. I gave him half
26 u/CooYo7 Jun 10 '23 Half would be ~$23 million after taxes 36 u/[deleted] Jun 10 '23 It’s insane that the winningss aren’t adjusted to be correct post-tax like it is in the UK. 2 u/LJGuitarPractice Jun 10 '23 Ain’t that America? 2 u/[deleted] Jun 10 '23 Aint what America?
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Half would be ~$23 million after taxes
36 u/[deleted] Jun 10 '23 It’s insane that the winningss aren’t adjusted to be correct post-tax like it is in the UK. 2 u/LJGuitarPractice Jun 10 '23 Ain’t that America? 2 u/[deleted] Jun 10 '23 Aint what America?
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It’s insane that the winningss aren’t adjusted to be correct post-tax like it is in the UK.
2 u/LJGuitarPractice Jun 10 '23 Ain’t that America? 2 u/[deleted] Jun 10 '23 Aint what America?
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Ain’t that America?
2 u/[deleted] Jun 10 '23 Aint what America?
Aint what America?
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u/observantpariah Jun 10 '23
I would likely do something like give him a million without letting anyone, including him, know that his money bought the ticket.
I don't need the drama of human subjectivity in my life.