[Rick Lee]

Well, they might figure I have a lot more money than I used to, but I'm under no obligation to explain it to them. My personal finances are no one's business at all. My parents don't even know how much I earn now, but they think I'm well off. The closest family I have live a three hr. drive from here, the next one a two hr. flight and my folks a four hr. flight. It's not like they'd be dropping in unannounced and I am not the type to go out an immediately buy a bunch of toys anyway. I'd live on a strict allowance of interest and dividend income, which wouldn't even start paying for several months. I don't need money immediately and am in no rush at all. I wouldn't claim the prize for several weeks or even months after winning. I'd get my ducks in a row first and plan meticulously. Anything I gave to family would be anonymously through a third party and probably with a non-disclosure agreement. I feel no obligation at all to tell anyone anything or to show off.