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Subscribe now at Bloomberg.com. Thank you. Welcome to this episode of Kennedy Saves the World, and today I'm going to save you from low expectations.

So with the Mega Millions jackpot hovering around a billion dollars, I found a survey they did in the UK that asked people, what is the ideal amount of money for you to live a happy life?

And I'm assuming that means all in the amount of money that you would have for the rest of your life.

And a majority of the respondentsent said $10 million.

The $10 million would be all they would need to live a happy life.

And you could live a great life.

Even as a young person, you could really stretch out $10 million, especially if you're still working.

And you would be just ACEs. You know, you could, uh, you don't have to fly coach all the time. You could throw in

some cashmere, probably have a five series BMW and not the X1 barf. Just kidding. It's a lovely car.

Um, but you probably, you probably have something boogie and

electric. You could probably have a decent Tesla for a long time if you had $10 million year.

But it's really interesting because we were talking about this on outnumbered and whether or not

people would want to be a billionaire. And I automatically said yes.

You know, you don't have to live in a platinum house with diamond toilet seats because

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