when you hit the jackpot

[Kwacky]

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An interesting insight into what happens when your lucky numbers come up on the lottery.

[D6]

That was quite interesting. I think id tell the advisors to feck off so i can go and buy loads of motorbikes

[Kwacky]

I wouldn't want advice from them as I suspect there are some deals in the background.

Not that I'll ever be in a position to tell them to feck off.

[D6]

I was lind of thinking that when they said we pass you to special bank accounts and advisors etc. It may be impartial but doesnt sound it

[duke63]

I wouldn't need any advice.

My first plan would be to leave the country.

[Kwacky]

I would keep an interest in the UK. A place in the Isle of Man would be nice as well.

I don't think I could leave the UK for good.

[C00kiemonster]

It makes sense to keep an interest in the UK. Tbh all countries have pluses and minuses.

Had we not bought a place in France I'd have wanted a place in the IOM. The weather is better here though

I do think they should limit the lottery to a few million and give out more big prizes. Too much greed IMO.

[Kwacky]

It totally passed me by that the government sold the lottery to a Canadian company who then introduced more balls making it harder to win.

[dogbot]

[video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BGi6Q1pNbS0[/video]

Also, I have an enduring dislike of Vice magazine.

[Rossgo]

Depending on how much it is I would buy a house give some to my parents half it with my partner them live off interest and buy a new car and bike. Wouldn't really fancying a Lamborghini or anything major I'd want a ST Fiesta!!

[duke63]

I would keep an interest in the UK. A place in the Isle of Man would be nice as well.

I don't think I could leave the UK for good.

If i won enough i would still keep as place to stay in the UK but the weather here is so shite for so much of the time i wouldn't put up with it anymore than I had to when i could be somewhere else warmer and drier. I reckon I would easily spend 9-10 months of the year somewhere warmer.