This is so sad Alexa play Despacito...
And if you can't find a good use for this tiny amount of money, my pockets are always there, empty, deep, welcoming.
Pro tip with large physical property- if you can’t afoord it now, you probably can’t actually afford it if you suddenly “win” enough to buy it. Taxes go up as costs go up. The National US average on a million dollar house would be about $10-12k in tax a year. Unless you make $30k or more that doesn’t leave a lot in your budget, and still works out to about $1k a month in rent. In highly desirable areas like where I am $1k rents you a room, so that’s not bad. But now you own. A roof can be $20k+ if you need one. Water heater $1200~ any number of potentially expensive problems that if you don’t have the money can get worse and worse and cost even more to fix. You’ll need to heat and cool the house, so even if you live somewhere that $1mill buys a mansion, you have electricity, water (for lawn etc) and has for that huge space, and will need to clean and care for every sq ft. A working adult making decent money can buy a house with $1mill winnings- affording it is another issue.
And if you can't find a good use for this tiny amount of money, my pockets are always there, empty, deep, welcoming.