I hate the premise that it's somehow difficult to spend a large amount of money, when the world is like this, where people do desperate things just to put bread on the table and the oligarchs have so much money it's not even funny.
In any case, since he's allowed to arbitrarily pay 'any amount he sees fit' for people's services, just hire a hooker for 30 million for 1 hour the last day, done.
They do have a bit of the right idea, living in an expensive hotel suite, so that would be one good thing to do.
Basically it should be easy to simply invest in things like that - just rent everything you can that you have to keep paying for, then trash the places so you have to pay damages. I know you are not allowed to 'destroy', but 'damaging' is not the same thing. If you get a scratch on your lamborghini, that's not destroying the lamborghini, but it'll cost to buff it out.
So to keep it simple, just rent expensive things, use expensive 'services', use the money for everything and anything that doesn't accumulate or give you anything permanent. So, food, traveling, massages, advisors, teachers, accountants and so on. 30 Million would be chump change considering how much all this would cost. Why rent only one hotel room when you could rent 20?
What would stop Brewster from doing the same '2 million' thing to 14 other hotels? He could live in 15 different hotel suites in luxury and then the last day just pay it all, and boom, done. Easy. Or pay slightly less and then he could also cruise around in an entourage of limousines all over the place, even between cities and such. Anything you consume, anything that's a service, anything you can rent at high price.. it's not that hard.
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