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~$11 million from a whistleblower reward. Similar in some ways to winning the lottery, but there was no way to avoid some friends and family finding out. E.g.
by throwaway58483 5y ago
~$11 million from a whistleblower reward.
Similar in some ways to winning the lottery, but there was no way to avoid some friends and family finding out. E.g. a friend and my dad helped edit my award claim submission.
I moved to a new city, kept it private, eventually told a couple new friends. Some people treat you the same, some people treat you differently (in a bad way, like another commenter mentioned). So it's useful as a filtering mechanism.
- vymague 5y agoObvious question, the people you blew the whistle on didn't hire people to track and harass you? Or worse.
- throwaway58483 5y agoThey did. I got a Belgian Malinois and a concealed carry permit.
- DonHopkins 5y agoWow, can you say who you blew the whistle on? And where I can find a whistle like that? ;) Seems like being somebody who blew the whistle would act as a pretty good filtering mechanism too. You probably don't get many invitations to hang out and party with Matt Gaetz...