<human>: Can you condense the text into a few key points?

Title says it all. For those unfamiliar with the movie Brewster is a failed pro baseball player who is offered the deal of a lifetime in his relative's will. He must spend 30 million dollars in 30 days with no assets to show for it at the end. If he succeeds he will receive 300 million but if he fails he gets nothing. He can only give away 5% of the money to a charity or individual, the rest must be spent. He can't tell a soul why he is spending the money or he loses it all. The final bit is that there is a wimp out clause. He can take a million up front and keep it with no strings.
<bot>: how would you spend 30 million in 30 days to recieve 300 million and risk losing it all or take the million up front. how would you spend it?