Seven pages and not once, unless I missed it, did anyone examine this from the other side; you know, the person forking over the mil?
Wouldn't this simply be a power trip on the money person’s part? Perhaps an attempt by the super rich to win a $1 bet with a buddy or to prove a point, such as "you can buy anyone"?
Somehow, you all feel that someone is gonna just plop down $1,000,000, ball your spouse and leave your life otherwise intact.
Where's your imagination? Hell, anybody even see the stupid movie?
If you have the cash you can shell out a few grand and have some pro boy or girl blow your mind for real for a whole weekend. That same person gonna pay 1,000 times that for an amateur?
Get real. Anybody who's so eager to sell would, IMHO, immediately be out of the running for our hypothetical millionaire. To easy.
Anybody who'd negotiate up or down would likewise be sent packing, credit card bills and loser lottery tickets in hand. Not enough challenge.
I suspect anyone who'd want to blow a mil would be looking for a real challenge. Some real life(s) to ruin. A life of intangible value, trust, someone who really has something they don't have.
I ain't gonna play judge. You fill in the blank as to what they want from you, really, that's worth a million dollars to them. I can just guarantee you that it isn't a roll in the hay.