If you won the lotto, would you continue working at your current job?

@Shavkat (140119)

Philippines

February 23, 2024 7:54pm CST

I will definitely quit and create my own online tutorial company to help others who are in need. It is sad to say that I have never had the luck for this idea, though I continue to play the lottery at random. I am still hoping to hit the jackpot. I felt bad for some who won the lottery; they just spent the winning money and lost it for overspending. If you won the lottery, what significant purchases would you make right away? Image Credit: statefarm.com

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@LadyDuck (472114)

• Switzerland

24 Feb

I would continue my normal life trying not to show to the others that I won.

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@Shavkat (140119)

• Philippines

24 Feb

@LadyDuck I agree. If people know about it, they will start to flock at my house.

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@Shavkat (140119)

• Philippines

24 Feb

That is also important to consider, not to tell everyone that I won the lottery.

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@LadyDuck (472114)

• Switzerland

24 Feb

@Shavkat - Better than no one knows if we win.

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@Hannihar (130213)

• Israel

25 Feb

@Shavkat It depends on how much I would have left after some was taken from me. I believe I would buy us a home. I gave up long ago on it when I stopped playing.

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@Shavkat (140119)

• Philippines

25 Feb

It is also one of the major things to accomplish. Once I have this, everything will follow.

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@Shavkat (140119)

• Philippines

2 Mar

@Hannihar I sometimes do lucky pick numbers, but I never win. My younger brother experienced this before.

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@Hannihar (130213)

• Israel

26 Feb

@Shavkat I gave up a long time ago because I was not good at picking numbers.

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@RebeccasFarm (90474)

• Arvada, Colorado

25 Feb

I would start a new job. I'll explain.

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@Shavkat (140119)

• Philippines

25 Feb

I am sure that job is more relaxing to you, Rebecca.

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@Shavkat (140119)

• Philippines

2 Mar

@RebeccasFarm I like that idea. I hope I could find a good suitable business for me.

@RebeccasFarm (90474)

• Arvada, Colorado

25 Feb

@Shavkat Yes I would open the finest salon and have fun working there..be my own boss.

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@porwest (92589)

• United States

24 Feb

All of my winnings would be invested. In that way it becomes a win that never ends. As for working? Hell no. Time to LIVE.

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@Shavkat (140119)

• Philippines

2 Mar

@porwest That's a good idea. I hope I could do that, too.

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@Shavkat (140119)

• Philippines

25 Feb

It is a win-win situation to invest more than now, right? I will stop working with a company, too. But I can create the same type of company if it does happen.

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@porwest (92589)

• United States

26 Feb

@Shavkat I have been investing for 30+ years and will likely never stop doing that. It would be fun to buy the company I worked for and fire my crappy boss. lol

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@cabuyogty (3055)

• Philippines

24 Feb

I would like to spend my money for my small shop business where i can sell wellness and beauty products :)

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@Shavkat (140119)

• Philippines

25 Feb

It sounds a good small-scale business.

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@cabuyogty (3055)

• Philippines

26 Feb

Aparajita Bhattacharjee

@apsmine9 (362)

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24 Feb

I'd save it. I'll continue with my current job and simultaneously plan on working on a project that'd help slow learners and children of various age groups in the remote rural areas to connect digitally. I'll invest on creating a website for that and have a logo done.

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@Shavkat (140119)

• Philippines

25 Feb

I think that is a brilliant idea to help slow learners and children to access with education online. Is it like an online business and targeting them?

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Aparajita Bhattacharjee

@apsmine9 (362)

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26 Feb

@Shavkat Yes. Only that there needs to be experts and trainers who'd be training those students once they've completed high school, so that they in turn, can help other kids in return at a time convenient to them.

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@Shavkat (140119)

• Philippines

2 Mar

@apsmine9 I think that it can benefit a lot with this idea.

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@kaylachan (71773)

• Daytona Beach, Florida

24 Feb

I think I would. As much as I talk about the money keeping me here, I do like what I do. George and I talked about buying a custom house out there by Ladatude landings. It's close to a lot of the places we need to go, without the need of the van. And, we'd have two houses for a while.

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@kaylachan (71773)

• Daytona Beach, Florida

24 Feb

@Shavkat Beach houses are nice on paper, but are under constant threat of storms. Last year we had two hurricanes hit us indirectly, and twelve homes went sailing in the Atlantic ocean. Before bying a beachfront property coculate your risks.

@Shavkat (140119)

• Philippines

24 Feb

It is also my original plan to have two places. One in the city and one in the countryside, preferably a beach house.

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@LeaPea2417 (37379)

• Toccoa, Georgia

24 Feb

The first thing I would do is pay off all my debts. Then I would buy the kind of car that I want.

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@Shavkat (140119)

• Philippines

25 Feb

I will support you with that aspiration. As for me, I will continue to find ways to gain more profit, and then I will settle down in a place where I want to, too.

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@wolfgirl569 (108144)

• Marion, Ohio

24 Feb

I would not change much. Pay the house off

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@Shavkat (140119)

• Philippines

25 Feb

I hope we could have the winning numbers of this lottery.

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@AliCanary (3249)

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24 Feb

First things first - I would pay off my house and our car. I would get all of our needed home repairs made, and I would put the rest in a safe investment like a money market fund or CDs. I probably would leave my job, but that depends on the amount of money that I won.

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@Shavkat (140119)

• Philippines

24 Feb

I agree that it depends on how much the money is. I will surely secure my family's needs first and do other things, especially the business part.

@db20747 (43440)

• Washington, District Of Columbia

24 Feb

Hope you win! Pay off my bills , buy a new house, of course give family and friends some money, and number one my tithes. And then try to start my dream business

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@Shavkat (140119)

• Philippines

24 Feb

Having a huge amount of money can make a big difference. Not only for ourselves but also for other people as well.

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@Happy2BeMe (99380)

• Canada

24 Feb

Definitely not...i would gone from there.

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@Shavkat (140119)

• Philippines

24 Feb

I can feel you. I just want to feel like the boss of my own company if it does happen.

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@Happy2BeMe (99380)

• Canada

24 Feb

@Shavkat that would be nice. We can always dream.

@dya80dya (36775)

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24 Feb

Now I don't have a job, but I did enjoy my last job. It was paid poorly, but it helped me a lot mentally. I worked from home in front of my laptop. I would buy an apartment and I would like to rent it. This will produce monthly income.

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@Shavkat (140119)

• Philippines

25 Feb

Speaking of apartment rentals, it is a good business idea. One of my aunts took this chance, and she earns passively on a monthly basis.