>>1031945
>>1031942
Diamonds it is:
>You take your box of thousand dollar bills and rush downtown to the fanciest jewelry store in town. You read the name on the shiny silver door: 'Diamonds 'n' * Stuff."
>A tall, distinguished man in a dark-blue suit walks up to greet you. "I'm afraid we don't have a children's department," he says haughtily.
>"I'm the million dollar lottery winner," you tell him, holding the money box tightly. "What have you got that costs a million dollars?"
>"I think I have a few items you might like," he says, his attitude changing immediately. He disappears into the back of the store to find some diamonds to show you.
>"I can't believe this!"
>"Is this really you tell yourself. me in this incredible store about to buy a million dollar diamond?!"
>Is it really this easy to spend a million?
>You'll soon find out.
>Turn to PAGE 58.

Can we finally get rid of $1 million. It all seems unreal. Is it another dream?