I made about 5 million after taxes on Gamestop $GME stock calls and as of today I'm done working.

I cashed out my 401k and went all in on $GME calls far out of the money.

I didn't quit earlier because teleworking wasn't bad but now that we have to go back into the office I decided to call it quits.

It only took one day of commuting to realize how shitty it is that I used to be conditioned to wasting two hours of every weekday.

My boss didn't believe me when I said I was done working until I said I'm not coming in and if he doesn't want me to out-process I won't.

I don't have many plans going forward other than playing some games I've always wanted to get into.

I've started an indoor garden and I've started reading books for enjoyment for the first time since high school.

My biggest worry is that I will get bored and go find another job after a few years, but hopefully I can find some other cool stuff to do.

As for what I'm going to do with my money, I'll just pay off my house (my only remaining debt) in full to bring my yearly expenses down to the 20-30k range.

I'll slowly put most of it into an S&P 500 index fund over the next 2-3 years.

After digging into bonds I decided that I'd rather just have cash instead and use that to buy any major dips that come up.

I want to keep my withdrawals in the 2-3% range since that seems to be best for making a nest egg last forever.

I still have some $GME shares but I don't count those as part of my current net worth and I'm holding like a proper ape.

What's up with health insurance costs? I shouldn't have to pay like $500 per month and have a $17k deductible for a two person household

Any advice or tips?