Brewster's Millions
January 13, 2010 9:01 AM Subscribe
What would the best way to spend 300 million dollars be?
According to the 1985 film version of the book Brewster's Millions, Monty Brewster must spend 30 million dollars in 30 days in order to inherit 300 million dollars. There are some rules: he must get value for money, he cannot destroy anything of value, he cannot accumulate any assets, he can only give 5% to charity and gamble another 5%, and he cannot tell anyone about the challenge.
Let's add a zero to make it more fun. What would the optimum way to do this nowadays, that is to spend 300 million dollars in 30 days?
According to the 1985 film version of the book Brewster's Millions, Monty Brewster must spend 30 million dollars in 30 days in order to inherit 300 million dollars. There are some rules: he must get value for money, he cannot destroy anything of value, he cannot accumulate any assets, he can only give 5% to charity and gamble another 5%, and he cannot tell anyone about the challenge.
Let's add a zero to make it more fun. What would the optimum way to do this nowadays, that is to spend 300 million dollars in 30 days?
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posted by craven_morhead at 9:03 AM on January 13, 2010