fellow Aviators, Powerball now at $675Million
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Or put in for a PLOA like LM and save your seniority number as an insurance policy
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Once you realize your $250 Million dollars(cash option after taxes) allows for to do ALL of this on your own time without some (now fellow) rich jerk or airline boss telling you what to do and what time to do it...and realizing you make more in interest than your crummy aviation salary every paid you......you'd be gone in a heartbeat.
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Winning the lottery can be a stroke of bad luck:
5 reasons you don't really want to win all that lottery money
Even if you don't do anything foolish, there can be unexpected hazards. One winner was visited by the owner of the Boston liquor store that sold him the ticket, who demanded a big cut of the loot.
It was Whitey Bulger.
5 reasons you don't really want to win all that lottery money
Even if you don't do anything foolish, there can be unexpected hazards. One winner was visited by the owner of the Boston liquor store that sold him the ticket, who demanded a big cut of the loot.
It was Whitey Bulger.
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Winning the lottery can be a stroke of bad luck:
5 reasons you don't really want to win all that lottery money
Even if you don't do anything foolish, there can be unexpected hazards. One winner was visited by the owner of the Boston liquor store that sold him the ticket, who demanded a big cut of the loot.
It was Whitey Bulger.
5 reasons you don't really want to win all that lottery money
Even if you don't do anything foolish, there can be unexpected hazards. One winner was visited by the owner of the Boston liquor store that sold him the ticket, who demanded a big cut of the loot.
It was Whitey Bulger.
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I respect your opinion and see what you're saying but.....nah I'll still want to fly for United. Even though I could afford to buy a 777, why have to worry about all the maintenance and where to store it when I can have a company do it for me. Plus I have a lifetime goal of becoming a 777 Captain for United, and I've met every goal I've set for myself so far so I don't want to stop till I meet this one. When I can tell my grand kids I flew for United for 30 years, worked hard, and had a successful career, then I'll be happy to retire and go live in the Caribbean
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