[Michael.SF.]

If someone handed me $100 million today, I’d give it back in a heartbeat

I can relate to that. I would do the same thing as well.

(but I would charge a 10% handling fee)

[Snickering Hound]

Just a $25 hamburger? Peasant.

[DaxtonBrown]

Anyone who fails to firewall off a fortune so there is a rainy day fund is Uber stupid. Dumber than a box of rocks.

[terycarl]

Oh please, cry me a river....her 6 year old called and ordered a $25 cheeseburger....didn't mommie ever hear of the word NO????

This article is PATHETIC to say the least.

[kingu]

What I’d love would be for some stupidly rich person to read this type of article, and then send someone down with a 100 million dollar money order and just see what happens. Thing is, no one who has that much money is that stupid.

I know what’ll happen, same as the hypothetical rich person; they’ll cash the check, go right back to ‘easy street’ and be ‘one of the 1% once again’ and make a couple paltry contributions to charity.

Anyone who claims they’ll refuse money is almost always lying.

[sten]

Ummm... The top 1% of earners make a lot less then $1m/yr and have a net worth well below $100m

Of course, this article could be one of the first to transition from identifying taxable groups by income to taxing them by wealth.

[RginTN]

Hanging out with the uber-wealthy was dull and empty

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maybe that’s because this woman is dull and empty.

if I had a $100 million I would have many adventures, do charity and still be at peace with myself.

I would prolly stay at the Ritz and order a $25 hamburger...just for the expperience and that money spent is used to create hotel jobs...win-win!

[kvanbrunt2]

i think you are supposed to buy puts or sell calls to cover that from happening.

[Organic Panic]

I swindled $100M — and I’ve never been happier

[minnesota_bound]

“You know, we’re going to have to get rid of the helicopter.”

Yeah I think we all had to say this at one time or an other....