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While you spend your money irresponsibly I'll sit back and laugh. Those houses you buy are going to have annual taxes eating away your cash quick.
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THISOriginally Posted by WE GET MONEY
I'd never wear a pair of socks more than once![]()
THISOriginally Posted by WE GET MONEY
I'd never wear a pair of socks more than once![]()
Everything said above and I would go back to Jamaica and build a couple community centers for the kids in and around my garrison so they don't grow up with that gun man mentalityOriginally Posted by mondaynightraw
thisOriginally Posted by whyhellothere
Buy new house, new car(s)
wear same type of clothes (t shirts, jeans, sneakers)
keep it lowkey, eat healthier. still a loner. keep away from money hungry broads & phony homeboys trynna use me as a come up.
Everything said above and I would go back to Jamaica and build a couple community centers for the kids in and around my garrison so they don't grow up with that gun man mentalityOriginally Posted by mondaynightraw
thisOriginally Posted by whyhellothere
Buy new house, new car(s)
wear same type of clothes (t shirts, jeans, sneakers)
keep it lowkey, eat healthier. still a loner. keep away from money hungry broads & phony homeboys trynna use me as a come up.
it won'tOriginally Posted by GeNeRaTiOnZ
If i had only a couple Mil I would still keep my job, but invest it.
I wouldn't buy a new house or car right off the bat.
I would take care of my car payments and credit cards first.
After the money stacks for awhile, I would take a early retirement, depending on how my investments are doing.
If you think about it the average person will see a million or more dollars come in and out of their life over time, but you just don't see it in one lump sum, so a milli def ain't enough to keep you a float for the rest of your life.
it won'tOriginally Posted by GeNeRaTiOnZ
If i had only a couple Mil I would still keep my job, but invest it.
I wouldn't buy a new house or car right off the bat.
I would take care of my car payments and credit cards first.
After the money stacks for awhile, I would take a early retirement, depending on how my investments are doing.
If you think about it the average person will see a million or more dollars come in and out of their life over time, but you just don't see it in one lump sum, so a milli def ain't enough to keep you a float for the rest of your life.
Originally Posted by Lpheat22
Pay a whole bunch of asains to line up at all big releases for me shoes, electronics, etc.
Originally Posted by Lpheat22
Pay a whole bunch of asains to line up at all big releases for me shoes, electronics, etc.
Originally Posted by ChiqGa
one of these threads again... meh.
Originally Posted by ChiqGa
one of these threads again... meh.
Originally Posted by mondaynightraw
thisOriginally Posted by whyhellothere
Buy new house, new car(s)
wear same type of clothes (t shirts, jeans, sneakers)
keep it lowkey, eat healthier. still a loner. keep away from money hungry broads & phony homeboys trynna use me as a come up.
Originally Posted by mondaynightraw
thisOriginally Posted by whyhellothere
Buy new house, new car(s)
wear same type of clothes (t shirts, jeans, sneakers)
keep it lowkey, eat healthier. still a loner. keep away from money hungry broads & phony homeboys trynna use me as a come up.