I would travel first class for a month, go to the most expensive cities in the world and rent presidential suites. Tokyo, Boston, LA, NYC, London, Paris, etc.
And $500/hr call girls would be invited too of course. As well as a few $1000+ bottles of champagne.
I’ve been in some clubs where the bills have gone well into the quadruple-digits within a few hours without even trying. With a partner, and making an effort to spend money, we could spend a million in a month without even leaving the room.
I’d pay people to humiliate themselves in public. At the end of the month I’d buy a flamethrower, gather whatever cash I had left over into a pile, piss on it, and then take the flamethrower to it.
Buy a really expensive stamp and use it.
4.Hire all seven movie versions of Brewsters Millions.
In all seriousness I’d probably try to hire the Red Sox to play me and my mates, that’d be the million gone straight away.
I used to stay in that hotel all the time. If you’re going that way then try June probably the nicest month right there. Nice little restaurant, too, sort of French/Moroccan. And there is a place within walking distance that rents Ferraris and the like. It used to be about $1000/day, now it’s probably more with the dollar’s free fall.
I’d fly my sister and myself to New York (first class, natch), get a great hotel room, and go see plays and enjoy fine dining until the money was gone. (Of course, I’d make sure we had enough money to get back home on.)
First I’d spend a week hosting a talent contest for rap artists. And after finding the best one, buy studio time with Dr. Dre. And he didn’t want to do it, maybe someone in the Aftermath/Shady crew might do it. If not them, Timberland. I would pay for the recording contract and studio time for the artist. This would in effect, give someone a chance, as well as feed their family for possibly a lifetime, as recording studios like these are likely to atleast have steady sales, even if the artist isn’t popular. As long as the money is spent after 30 days, the project can still go on, right? The recording may take some time.
Oh, we used to play this one all the time when I was a student. The consensus was something on the lines of chartering a cruise ship and having a massive party with our choice of rock bands as entertainment. Illegal substances were invariably mentioned.
At today’s prices we’d probably blow it all in one night.