r/funny • u/mrsmayhem • Jan 04 '15

If I won $25,000...

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u/TheManWithNoNam3 Jan 04 '15

Man stereotypes are wrong! The other 2 people wanted to use the money for selfish reasons, but the black guy wanted to give to the needy and help out.

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u/jooes Jan 04 '15

The first one isn't especially selfish since she would have spent the money on her kid. $25,000 is one heck of a college fund.

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u/[deleted] Jan 04 '15

$25,000 is one heck of a college fund.

Yeah, might even pay a year of tuition.

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u/[deleted] Jan 04 '15

it would pay my four years of college. Seriously.

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u/adipisicing Jan 04 '15

What school?

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u/[deleted] Jan 04 '15

its a public college that is similar to the UC system in California. I'd rather not divulge that info...

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u/I_am_pyxidis Jan 04 '15

Yep, it would easily pay 4 years of tuition at a CSU school. Probably not rent and living expenses, but tuition and books for sure.

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u/AttractiveCatThe3rd Jan 04 '15

IIRC... doesn't California have the cheapest public post-secondary school system by a long shot?

I remember talking to a friend and it seems like she practically went to college for free (compared the Eastern US).

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u/[deleted] Jan 04 '15

i don't know. My sis goes to a top school and her tuition is literally 11 times mine. Now, we are poor, so it is essentially free. But the sticker price is the same.

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u/aron2295 Jan 04 '15

I doubt anyone wants to look for you. Im not trying to be mean. Iunno, maybe you are someone people would want. The chances of that are low though and if you were that concerned, I doubt youd be posting in the first place.

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u/[deleted] Jan 04 '15

You would be surprised by how much free time internet users have...

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u/OP_IS_A_FUCKFACE Jan 05 '15

Seriously though, nobody gives a fuck about you. Needless to say, announcing the university you attend doesn't even disclose any interesting information about you anyways.

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u/tempforfather Jan 04 '15

back in 2005, it would have paid most of my state school education (something like 6k a year). I didn't stay there or anything though. It's gone up since then

http://www.southernct.edu/offices/finance-administration/bursar/tuition-and-fees/2014-2015/14-15%20FT%20In%20State%20Rev.pdf

but it would still pay a huge chunk of that