If you have 100 billion dollars what will you do with it?

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If I had 100 billion dollars, I'd give a quarter of it to the poor (specifically centres that house poor people so they can spend it more wisely). Then I'd give the second quarter to mental health centres and drug abuse centres (because I feel like society has forgotten about adolescents who have been affected by substance abuse). Next, I'd give the third quarter to organisations that provide African people with nutritious food and facilitates that help build water pumps in remote African communities). Lastly, I'd give some of the money to my parents because they deserve it and it's a nice thing to do and I'd also save a little bit for myself hehe :)

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If you have 100 billion dollars what will you do with it?