Imagine the reaction of your colleagues when they find out you've won £130m but you tell them you'll carrying on workingOriginally Posted by Pat Vegas
I was reading this helpful advise if you happen to win the jackpot
"however. Having a 9-5 helps ground you in reality; not only does it provide you with some much-needed social interaction and routine, it also reminds you of the true value of money – something which, as a lottery winner, you can ill afford to lose sight of"
What a load of *******sI'd finish up my notice period professionally though.
Why waste nearly 40 hours plus travelling to work a day when you have millions in the bank.
If I won an amount such as 1 or 2 million then I would continue to work.
Maybe it would be funny for a while.Imagine the reaction of your colleagues when they find out you've won £130m but you tell them you'll carrying on working
'how was your weekend? did you watch the Voice?' 'I only saw a few minutes of it......on my private jet' 'That's nice could I ask you something in private. my daugher is very sick.....' Ok goodbye.
*******s to that, I just wouldn't turn up. I'd give them the courtesy of a call to say I'm not coming backI was reading this helpful advise if you happen to win the jackpot
"however. Having a 9-5 helps ground you in reality; not only does it provide you with some much-needed social interaction and routine, it also reminds you of the true value of money – something which, as a lottery winner, you can ill afford to lose sight of"
What a load of *******s
Why waste nearly 40 hours plus travelling to work a day when you have millions in the bank.
If I won an amount such as 1 or 2 million then I would continue to work.
You'd hardly need to win the lottery to buy Awimb Fash...just trade in one of your guitars . Or strings
I always thought I'd work my notice period at least. easy month.
Also I wouldn't tell anyone.
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