<prompt> Human: This hypothetical is often asked somewhat rhetorically, or with the implicit assumption that you would blow through the money in question i.e. if you could spend a million dollars right now. Im positing a more real life scenario where you, a responsible ? adult, indeed now have a million dollars, to save or spend as you wish, after taxes for the sake of simplicity. So there it is, in your bank account ... what comes next?For some, a million dollars might help pad an already-comfortable lifestyle. For others, it might represent decades or a lifetime of accumulation. Thus, I expect answers will vary, but I am curious to see what people have to say either way. The amount is also somewhat intentional - not so much that you could live rich forever, but not so little that it shouldnt have at least some impact on pretty much anyone short of a CEO or inheritor.So, how would you deploy it, or not? How would it change your savings account, your investment portfolio, your living situation andor future aspirations? Would you change careers, take time off, or keep doing what you do at the same pace? Would you buy instead of renting? Move? Travel? Upgrade something in your life, or many things? Think of these as a jumping-off point - not definitive questions - as Im sure there are things I have not thought to put down so far. But remember: it is a one-shot deal ... burn through it fast and you lose it forever!  <response>: Id buy a hotel that costs 7 million dollars. 