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I would, assuming that if I lost: - I could pay off the 300k over the next 8 years. - The loss would be tax-deductible. - I could somehow know for sure I'd h
by danenania 8y ago
I would, assuming that if I lost:
- I could pay off the 300k over the next 8 years.
- The loss would be tax-deductible.
- I could somehow know for sure I'd have a job where I'd still net at least 120k per year during that period (after the loss).
- It would somehow grant me multiple years-worth of extremely valuable skills and experience, new friends and connections, and the chance to be intellectually challenged and satisfied.
I think that would definitely be the most popular roulette wheel in Vegas!
- bigcostooge2 8y agoTax deductibility is your sticking point? Go do it with 30k. 1M payout, and you won’t go broke.