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But since you asked- there are two ways to blow up money on that level.
First, throw a party for your kid. Then throw another. For good measure, throw a third. Call Bill Gates. Call that Facebook guy. Call the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia, while you're about it. Make all these parties go viral. Just because you can, get the cops to block the roads where your parties are being held.
The second way to blow up that money is to buy your kid an airline for his 18th birthday. Make the airline a barely concealed vehicle for overblown sexualization. Run it to the ground. Sell half of your actual company to pay for the airline. When that doesn't work, sell the brand name for your actual company to pay for the airline. Borrow money from banks to pay for the airline. Flee India. Oppose extradition, on the grounds that third world jails don't protect your rights as a British resident.
Cuban cigars? Patek watches? That is for Tis Hazari (or that other court in Tilak Marg) types who think they have made it with 10 crores a year .
https://thedailyguardian.com/the-hobbies-and-indulgences-of-indias-judges-and-top-lawyers/
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We can never afford these, but good to fantasiseπ€€π€€
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