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Thinkingdeeper · 36-40, M
I'd pay off the mortgage and take a year out from work first before looking at anything else.

thepeculiarpanda · 36-40, M
Nope, I'd find a little cabin in a quiet town somewhere and hire someone to teach me how to garden :)

I'd also buy a bunch of instruments. 😌
LeGrotesque · 41-45, F
Absolutely, I want my free time back.
i'd get them to mow my lawn...wait i do that now. but maybe i'll pay extra to pull weeds
MrVintage71 · 51-55, M
God yes, Definitely a Cook/ Chef,and someone to do the supermarket food shop, definitely a gardener,and seeing as I'm super rich now,a Pilot too!!!
Id definitely get a cleaner in
GoFish ·
no i'd buy a new house..
Thevy29 · 41-45, M
I got my L's but no one to teach me how to drive. The driving Instructor is expensive. $150 a lesson and says it'll cost $8,500 to teach me the whole 75 hours... 😟 If I won lotto I'd pay to get this done.
peterlee · M
I have a cleaner who does not clean, in Spain. She is very useful though, for getting the car MOT through by a friend, and putting poisons down, that kill anything that moves. And yes, she turns up in an emergency. She checked the condition of the casa after an earthquake.
I probably might hire a service like Rinse. I hate doing laundry.

If I was willing to spend about $75 a load, they’d pick it up, wash, iron and return it for me now.
I think I would personally feel very odd and awkward to ‘have people.’

On the other hand, it might be a way to pay it forward a little, to give someone who needs it a hand up. I could pay them more with more perks than they’d find elsewhere.
Boeing · 36-40
Maybe once a week or once every other week but definitely not daily and also, I like to do it myself at times.. Maybe I'd move to Japan and be hiring friends and boyfriends for coffee company 😍
ChipmunkErnie · 70-79, M
Not staff, but occasional help around the house and yard for sure.
CrazyMusicLover · 31-35
No idea. Lottery is a one-time payment. I'm not sure how would I manage a big one-time influx of money. I guess I'd fix my life and make steps to maintain enough money to never be reliant on employment. Which means I could hire a finance advisor and a good lawyer. Idk. 🤷🏻‍♀
DDonde · 36-40, M
Nah, I don't like the idea.
Oneofthestormboys · 56-60, M
Nope. I think I’d be pretty much the same as I am now. I don’t mind doing those things luckily.
Sapio · 51-55, M
I'd hire someone for lawn care but that's about it.
Absolutely not, I'd have trouble looking someone in the eye after they did tasks that were well within my capacity. Paid or not, it's still servitude.
A lottery win would increase my free time. Ample time for me to care for my property, and run errands.

Contrast, to having grown a business empire to the point where extra hands were critical to managing my home and mundane tasks.
Although I'd do as much as capable; I simply couldn't both be present in the boardroom, and at home.
At that point, they'd be assistants - not servants. Very well paid, their families provided for; regarded with the utmost care & respect.
HumanEarth · F
I have no idea, I've done everything on my own
TexChik · F
Depends on the amount I won. Likely , if I didn't already have one, hire an investment counselor and an attorney. Also I would tell no one

 
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