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They might if they had no income.  Pick a state, another state, and I'll run it.  We'll go with Texas and no income tax.

$4.735 million.  That is a lot more than paying a low interest loan.

my only point was its not gonna be $7 million closer to $4 million

this works great for year 1 year 2 and maybe year 3 but at some point you will have to belly up to the bar

its a short term deal

and then after paying off the interest you will still need to incur a $4 million tax bill for every year you did it

Years ago I tried to calculate how much money AT I'd need a year to live a life I'd do had I the money, presuming I had whatever capital items already bought.  I came up with $20 million, it'd probably be 30 today.

One item I'd like is a personal daily chef, at least for dinner.  I'd have a secretary to take care of whatever I wanted to do.  I'd have a couple homes somewhere which would cost money to maintain no doubt a lot.  A personal trainer a few times a week.  Golf club membership somewhere swanky.  It adds up, especially when you pay people.

The thing is, I'm not sure I'd be any happier than I am.  I guess I could try it ...

I'm sure I'd have more expensive wine, but I get a kick out of finding a great wine value at Costco.

Let utee chaperone you around,he has plenty of time off coming

94 - there's like 4 places from Texas on that list and I call BS . I'll give you Texicans the low/slow "Q" Market,but there are plenty of free ranging cattle farms here - many are Amish, where the grass is actually green from the cooler climes close to the Great Lakes. I know there is a Heck's Cafe in Cleveland since the early 50's and they buy their beef from such places.If I was facing the firing Squad tomorrow - I'd order as many of those as i could stuff down my gullet .Wait until FF sees there are no Iowa joints on that list either.

Hey, take it up with the listmakers, I just posted the darn thing!

I will say that the one out of four Texas places on the list that I've tried, Chris Madrid's in San Antonio, makes a delicious burger.

Hell you're a Senior member and Mr Dell's Consigliere

never let anyone know what youre thinking again

Richest People in the World......................................

5. Warren Buffett (U.S.)

CEO, Berkshire Hathaway

Age: 91
Net worth: $118 billion

A new tax?
Buffett has said he believes America's wealthiest should pay more in taxes. There are almost 30,000 families in the U.S. with assets of more than $100 million, Buffett's among them.


A newly proposed tax would also hit America's roughly 700 billionaires; these households would be subject to a new minimum tax of 20%, ensuring they don't pay lower tax rates than many lower- and middle-income Americans.



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