What would you do if you won $75,000 on the lottery??? hope not what these two did :pat:

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Two Kansas brothers won $75,000 in the lottery but accidentally blew up their house while celebrating on Friday night, the Wichita Eagle reports.
They loaded up on marijuana and crystal meth to celebrate the big win, but ran into trouble when a butane lighter they were using to light their bong ran out of fuel.
One of the brothers opened a canister of butane, not realizing that the vapours were leaking into the air throughout the house."The butane vapour cloud reached a pilot light in the furnace, and as you might expect — kaboom," Sgt. Bruce Watts of the Wichita Police Department told the Eagle.
A 27-year-old man suffered second-degree burns to his hands, arms and chest. His girlfriend piled the victim and some children into a car and dropped him off at the emergency room of a local hospital before taking off. The man was in serious but stable condition, police said.
Officers paid a visit to the house, where they found the other brother unharmed. He admitted to possession of marijuana and meth and was taken into custody, Watts said.
No word on whether the lottery winnings will cover damage to the house, but let's hope they checked the ticket very carefully before starting the party.
 
Finish paying for school 14k, finish paying off the car 6k, and some investments with the rest :)
 
Pay off all bills. Now that is sexy :)

Full maintenance packages on current vehicles. Buy the mrs a certified Pilot. Buy a used truck (nothing fancy) but runs perfectly
 
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sell the civic. buy an fd3s from japan. the end.
 
Get my truck...nothing fancy, just a early 2000s Tacoma crew cab. Make sure Uncle Sam gets his $25,000 cut. Figure out what to do with the rest...house down, some Civic and truck toys. Invest/save the rest.
 
I'm 26 living with my parents :smh: 65k a year still isn't enough for an nyc apartment -- too much debt to pay off. Because of that, I'd use the money to pay off student loan, any credit card debt, the negative equity in my car (and sell it), and get an apartment in nyc.
 
I'm 26 living with my parents :smh: 65k a year still isn't enough for an nyc apartment -- too much debt to pay off. Because of that, I'd use the money to pay off student loan, any credit card debt, the negative equity in my car (and sell it), and get an apartment in nyc.

Don't worry, even if you got raises to $100k, in NY between the fed and the state, they make sure they keep about 42-44% of that added money, and even though you have a nice salary, you'll only be half as far ahead as you thought you'd be...

Word from the wise...leave NY and get a nice place in a cheaper city/state. There are 47 states that are cheaper and more awesome than NY.
 
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