Additional rules:

- You cannot tell anyone about the challenge

- At the end of the month, you cannot own any assets that are not already yours

- You cannot give any of it way

If you fail to spend the money you forfeit the remainder and get nothing

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5807710&forum_id=2#49492733)

probably easiest way would be to sign up for some saas services. they'll easily let you bill 30M in a month without asking questions. aws or some ai shit

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5807710&forum_id=2#49493492)

you basically have to spend a MILLION DOLLARS a DAY without destroying anything or owning anything you have spent any of the money on

even just running a private jet around the clock and circling the world once a day would not use anywhere close to enough money, AND arguably just keeping a jet in the air for its own sake would be "wilfully destroying" something

I'm out. I generally find a way to accept your 180 hypotheticals, but on this one want the million for declining the hypothetical

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5807710&forum_id=2#49493573)

he’s probably poorer than he was when he started

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5807710&forum_id=2#49494292)

Just buy some insanely expensive bottles of champagne/wine and charter a 747 to take you around the world to obtain. Spend the entire month in the sky boozing and cruising.

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5807710&forum_id=2#49493748)

The rare stamp market in the U.S. is a significant part of the larger global philatelic market (valued around $3.75-$8.5 billion globally), with the United States accounting for a substantial share, potentially over 35% of the rare stamp market, driven by a strong collector base, major auction houses, and a robust online trading presence. While precise total market size figures for just rare stamps in the U.S. are elusive, reports highlight the U.S. as a dominant region, with over 12 million collectors and significant trading volume.

Key Figures & Statistics (Global Context):

Global Market: The overall stamp collecting market is projected to reach $5.68 billion by 2032, up from $3.75 billion in 2025.

U.S. Share: North America (including the U.S.) is a leading region, with the U.S. alone having a significant portion of the world's collectors.

U.S. Collectors: Around 12 million Americans collect stamps, with many participating in online auctions which make up a large chunk of global trading.

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5807710&forum_id=2#49496123)

Oh right, jeets and NOWAGs

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5807710&forum_id=2#49493805)

that’s all he tweets: deranged posts about solana that nobody reads, and Paris Hilton retweets. nothing else. it’s an archetypal deranged nowag twitter account.

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5807710&forum_id=2#49493819)

I would literally trick it off on renting a mansion or yacht or shutting down disneyland for a week or two and have line it up with all the porn star hookers and celebs I can manage-- would probably set me back more than 30 mil though

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5807710&forum_id=2#49494265)

I’m going to buy luxury boxes at the most in demand sporting events and pay for the highest end private planes with maxed out flight crew to attend (or charter yachts if that will cost more and work in terms of timing/logistics), pay for every food/beverage/hospitality upgrade and still go out to a dinner at the most expensive restaurant in town and order the entire menu and 10 bottles of wine and treat every dish and wine bottle as a sample. And/or I would throw parties and book the most expensive available lineup of performers for them, eg a Beyonce/Taylor Swift concert with Dave Chapelle, Chris Rock, Louis CK and Shane Gillis all opening. I would encourage all of them to include insanely expensive and obnoxious dressing room requirements to pump their prices up. I would also buy the most expensive luxury cars and hire people to crash them and/or pour sugar in their gas tanks until they were totaled. Actually to expand on that I’d just buy a $30M yacht and ram it into an iceberg until it sunk and do it somewhere where it would not be salvageable.

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5807710&forum_id=2#49494338)

Although the entire Karma menu is delectable with champagne sauces, caviar, truffle salts and shavings, gold leaf, etc. and is begging to be devoured; we knew that this meant we had to leave my birthday dinner in the hands of Chef James. We decided to order the Light Omakase Set ($65 a person but discounted on Sundays to $50! Score!). This includes: Spicy Wakame Salad, six pieces of sashimi (chef's choice of daily fish, two pieces each), five pieces of sushi (five chef's choices of fish, one piece each), blue crab handroll or spicy bluefin tuna handroll (we each chose the blue crab) and mocha ice cream (vanilla, strawberry or green tea - we each chose vanilla).

Although I can't remember the fish types I consumed...holy hell, it was another orgasm! The Spicy Wakame Salad was striking in presentation and the best seaweed salad ever with a perfect ratio of acid to spice. The six piece sashimi was served on ice in a circular bowl with flowers, caviar, special salts and a twig decoration motif. It is the most beautiful sashimi plating my retinas have ever seen and equally heavenly in flavor. The fish at Karma is buttery tender and of AAAAAAA quality (Alex said the fish is flown in from Japan!). The five piece sushi was also just a whirlwind of museum-quality plating and the best sushi you'll ever eat. Honestly, there is no reason for me to try to put it into words because it won't do Karma justice.

Instead of the Mochi, Karma hooked me up with a slice of cheesecake with fresh cream and strawberries on a slate board complete with a firecracker sparkler while the ENTIRE STAFF SANG HAPPY BIRTHDAY! This was no dinky candle! If that wasn't enough the bartender (didn't catch her name) gave us free birthday shots of my choice (tequila)!

Listen, stop reading this review and RUN to Karma. The ambiance, food, drinks and customer service are primo. I promise you that Karma is a hot up and comer in the LA food scene. You need to check it out NOW! Karma IS the #1 place for upscale sushi and I'm going to tell everyone who will listen about this establishment. There aren't enough praise-worthy terms in the Webster's Dictionary to describe Karma. Mark my words... Karma is going to take over LA!

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5807710&forum_id=2#49494349)

TV advertising for my law firm.

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5807710&forum_id=2#49495603)

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5807710&forum_id=2#49499770)

Unless of course I am totally misunderstanding the hypo.

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5807710&forum_id=2#49501008)

antifa $30m deader

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5807710&forum_id=2#49501161)