Cars & Transportation

if you won 1 million dollars what will you spend it on? and why ?

Cars & Transportation

Posted by: bonacci

3rd Mar 2015 09:15am

if you won 1 million dollars what will you spend it on? and why ?
Think carefully dont be stupid

Brad
  • 19th May 2016 01:13pm

I've won a million dollars? Knew it would happen eventually. I've only been buying Lotto tickets weekly since 1979. (Maybe I've _spent_ a million dollars?!)

OK... if a million came my way, I'd set up a small business on the main street of our little coastal tourist town, hiring electric bicycles to tourists, at reasonable rates. Why _electric_ bikes? We've been really impressed to see tens-of-thousands of EVs on Asian roads in the last few years. As Australia's population ages, more grey nomads will be touring Oz... and some of our coastal hills are j-u-s-t beyond the strength of the mid-70s and 80s. The beauty of EVs like these is you pedal for most of the ride, then switch to e-Power when a major hill looms ahead.

And if that cool mil doesn't materialise? Well, my missus (bless-her-heart) has promised me an electric mountain bike for my seventieth, just ten months away... !

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