Agents and police officers said they confiscated thousands of pills and vials!!!

[wetback]

Damn... if I racked up 2 mil in cash from gear sales (or ANYTHING, for that matter) I'd probably quit playing with fire, buy a couple of houses in a couple of countries, and retire as a happy man... especially if I was 51 years old!

-M

Give ya a little hint here.........2 Mil. is NOT I repeat NOT alot of cash. And your statement is completely unrealistic for only 2Mil. You know me and I would never dis you but this is not retirement type of money.

 

[calveless wonder]

Give ya a little hint here.........2 Mil. is NOT I repeat NOT alot of cash. And your statement is completely unrealistic for only 2Mil. You know me and I would never dis you but this is not retirement type of money.

at least in that area.....little 1-2 bedroom apartments go for 800,000+

but 2 mil can get you far in any place not named california or NYC.

especially if you invest it all

 

[genarr3]

Give ya a little hint here.........2 Mil. is NOT I repeat NOT alot of cash. And your statement is completely unrealistic for only 2Mil. You know me and I would never dis you but this is not retirement type of money.

No of course 2 mil isn't going to buy several houses in different countries. But it is ALOT of cash to have lying around the house.

If managed properly one could retire with "only" 2 million.

Some of us simple folk could get by on it.

 

[wetback]

No of course 2 mil isn't going to buy several houses in different countries. But it is ALOT of cash to have lying around the house.

If managed properly one could retire with "only" 2 million.

Some of us simple folk could get by on it.

OK lets take a look at "2 Mil":

We'll take out $500K for a love shack.
And let say another $100K for car, furniture and etc.

That leaves us $1.4Mil.
Like you stated you need to "manage properly" the remaining funds. The "average" investor gets lets be generous and say 7%. So that equals to $98K/yr. MINUS 30% in taxes which leaves us:$68.6K/yr or about $1319/wk.

That is not alot of money to pay taxes, ins, fun money, food, travel etc. AND mind you that if you just stay at the 7% (which the avg person couldn't ever get) and you spend all your interest you are losing about 2-3% a year due to inflation and rising costs. Think about how much taxes and health ins has gone up in the last 3-4 years. Don't forget you are going to be paying $600-800/month for that now being that you are "retired". The principle balance would dwindle rather quickly also if you had a couple years thrown in that you didn't make your 7%.

In the big picture yes, $2million sounds like alot, but I feel the "average American" would be broke in less that 15years.

Any comments...........................?????????

 

[jubei]

LOL, assclown is right.

 

[wetback]

LOL, assclown is right.

Who's assclown ???

 

[Paulos]

Uh...this wasn't anyone WELL KNOWN from NY, was it?

 

[anasci.org]

aww shit... hope i dont get busted... I got 10 mil cash.. yea right ...

 

[anasci.org]

Give ya a little hint here.........2 Mil. is NOT I repeat NOT alot of cash. And your statement is completely unrealistic for only 2Mil. You know me and I would never dis you but this is not retirement type of money.

2mil is enough for me.....

 

[wetback]

2mil is enough for me.....

Don't get me wrong.....I would take it !!!!!!!!!!!

Oh and the "infamous" NY'er it is NOT he is still alive and kickin'