$200K tax free right now, or flip a coin $40M?

[xXOGLEGENDXx]

Coin of course


200k will not change my life at all

40m will

I knew we wouldn't make past the 1st page of this thread before somebody came in here acting like damn near a quarter million dollars is chump change

I swear this site loses it's credibility each day with the dumb shyt some of y'all post.

 

[WaveWhisperer]

Coin flippa

 

[UWasntThere]

50/50 I'm taking the gamble. If I lose I'd kick myself but if I played it safe I'd always wonder what my life could have been.

 

[CreepyMcCreeperson]

You take the 200K, because it’s guaranteed. If you already make good money, you let the 200K sit, or invest. If you lose the coin toss, you gain nothing. You are never too rich to add money to your bank account.

 

[CreepyMcCreeperson]

There are millionaires who make speeches and appearances for $50K-$100K, yet Coli brehs would risk throwing that away, because it wouldn’t change your lives.

 

[Starman]

There are millionaires who make speeches and appearances for $50K-$100K, yet Coli brehs would risk throwing that away, because it wouldn’t change your lives.

No, we aren't throwing away $200k because it wouldn't change or lives. We're throwing away $200k for a 50/50 chance at $40M.

Coin me!

 

[Conan]

There are millionaires who make speeches and appearances for $50K-$100K, yet Coli brehs would risk throwing that away, because it wouldn’t change your lives.

False equivalence.

If those millionaires had a choice between flipping a coin and doing a dusty speech for $50k, they're flipping the coin. Think millionaires are desperate enough for relative pennies to forgo a chance at extreme wealth breaks

 

[KRayner]

in 2015 i would do the 200k

due to inflation i will flip the coin

 

[CreepyMcCreeperson]

False equivalence.

If those millionaires had a choice between flipping a coin and doing a dusty speech for $50k, they're flipping the coin. Think millionaires are desperate enough for relative pennies to forgo a chance at extreme wealth breaks

Let’s be real.

Most people are not making 6 or 7 figures, and of the ones making 6 figures, they aren’t flocking to the Coli.

Most people have student loans, or a mortgage that could use a nice dent, or a car note. That’s an expensive risk.

 

[-DMP-]

Still 40 mill

 

[Family Man]

Coli got some of the stupidest mofos I swear

I'll still flip the coin but $200k would absolutely change my life. I owe about $260k on my house. I'd pay off my mortgage early. The pressure of not having a mortgage would free up other choices that one might not have had otherwise.

 

[Family Man]

shyt, I'd pay $200k for a 50/50 chance at $40mil.

 

[IIVI]

A bird in hand...

$50k changed my life exponentially.

 

[King Poetic]

If i was in my teens and 20s flip the coin

Im 41, give me the 200k

 

[Conan]

Let’s be real.

Most people are not making 6 or 7 figures, and of the ones making 6 figures, they aren’t flocking to the Coli.

Most people have student loans, or a mortgage that could use a nice dent, or a car note. That’s an expensive risk.

True. I'm not knocking anyone for taking the guaranteed cash. But it's simply a statement of where they are financially, reflected in what you choose.

Again, how much cash would need for you to be guaranteed, in order to leave the coin? For me it's much greater than 200K.