Sheesh. I can't afford to win this one. Maybe that's what they want. Price out the poor people

Posted by: asdf on April 1, 2025

Chances are whoever wins this will have no idea this this is taxable income. Absurb to valuate a vacation at that much

Posted by: joshm367 on April 1, 2025

1099 , taxes funny

Posted by: stlclipper on April 1, 2025

Yes too much but it is a luxury trip. FIrst class airfare, Limousine transportation, luxury hotel stay and personally tailored chef experience.

Posted by: Serinacj99 on April 1, 2025

You are the one doing the cooking with the Chef as the guide LOL

***They do give you a $4000 check also.

Posted by: Serinacj99 on April 1, 2025

You could easily do all of that for the tax value though, or I could anyway. It would cost me over $15,000. Depends on what state you live in, I guess.

Posted by: asdf on April 1, 2025

a hard pass for me....GLTA who entered!


Posted by: pamcakes on April 1, 2025

Nope. Split between two couples, we could do this for way less than the tax burden.

Posted by: bossy99 on April 2, 2025

I live an hour from NOLA. Trust me...it's overrated. And 55k? Sounds like Aaron Sanchez has an inflated ego. But if you're ending and win I hope you have the experience of a lifetime.

Posted by: chelleknel on April 2, 2025

I live near NOLA as well. I can drive to his restaurant and eat there and it's relatively inexpensive. Most of this money must be going to flights/hotel rooms.

Posted by: IVYPENN on April 2, 2025

Need to remove one of the 5's off the value

Posted by: Myla on April 2, 2025

His event fee is probably $30K

Posted by: beekay on April 2, 2025

so ask the other 3 people to help you pay the taxes if they wanna go.

Posted by: doves on April 2, 2025

You can state on your taxes the realistic value of the prize (with proof of average costs) and just pay taxes on that.

Posted by: sweepsiohawk on April 4, 2025



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