/biz/ let's say you just won the lottery for 20 million dollars, you go onto television and accept a check, everyone sees you. Your boss calls and congratulates you, then asks if you're coming to work tomorrow, what do you say?
Fuck no
Yes, but I'd be putting in my two weeks.
>>1373723
Yes. Reason being that most lottery winners lose their money within the first year and end up where they started. I wouldn't want to end like them so I'd try to ease in into the thought of becoming rich over night and simultaneously try to stay grounded so I don't make such sound investments like a new sports car.
If you give me a nice raise and a promotion to the easiest and/or most fulfilling position in the company, then I will consider it.
Of course I am. You wouldn't go in for one last hurrah?
sure. I actually like my job.
I'd realize the stupidity of publicly announcing my winnings to the world.
Then I'd change my name, move state/country, and try to invest some of that money into expanding my common sense.
