SINGLE ticket in Chicago wins $1.37 BILLION Mega Millions jackpot - the second largest in history - after stores across the US saw a 35% increase in

[dat feel]

SINGLE ticket in Chicago wins $1.37 BILLION Mega Millions jackpot - the second largest in history - after stores across the US saw a 35% increase in sales ahead of draw ​

 

[SchizoAutism]

Imagine some fat trash eater winning the jackpot bc she felt lucky one morning. Lottery is surreal.

 

[UglyGod360]

I don't need handouts, no thanks, cause I'ma get rich my own way.

 

[Enfant terrible]

his/ her future

24 Lottery Winners Who Lost Millions

Winning the lottery isn't all it's cracked up to be.

www.gobankingrates.com

 

[dat feel]

if you research lottery winners, you'll find the win was a curse every single time

they almost always go bankrupt within 5 years and they are worse off than before because they've lost all their friends and family due to money disputes

when you win money, people expect a handout, and they'll get mad if you don't give it to them because they feel entitled to it, and they're mad that you got lucky. they basically treat it like it's unfair. whereas if you get rich through hard work, people respect that

 

[dat feel]

literally exactly what i was saying

They Won the Lottery—and Friends and Family Turned on Them

“Everybody dreams of winning money, but nobody realizes the nightmares that come out of the woodwork,” lamented one jackpot winner whose own brother hired a hitman to kill him.

www.thedailybeast.com

 

[Deleted member 16833]

if you research lottery winners, you'll find the win was a curse every single time

they almost always go bankrupt within 5 years and they are worse off than before because they've lost all their friends and family due to money disputes

when you win money, people expect a handout, and they'll get mad if you don't give it to them because they feel entitled to it, and they're mad that you got lucky. they basically treat it like it's unfair. whereas if you get rich through hard work, people respect that

If I win I'd just my family to go eat shit.

 

[dat feel]

If I win I'd just my family to go eat shit.

you will lose all your friends and family. how are you gonna live isolated

 

[Deleted member 16833]

you will lose all your friends and family. how are you gonna live isolated

I dont have Friends and my family wouldnt even support me when I was studying.
I'll get dogs

 

[MikeMew'sBitch]

if you research lottery winners, you'll find the win was a curse every single time

they almost always go bankrupt within 5 years and they are worse off than before because they've lost all their friends and family due to money disputes

when you win money, people expect a handout, and they'll get mad if you don't give it to them because they feel entitled to it, and they're mad that you got lucky. they basically treat it like it's unfair. whereas if you get rich through hard work, people respect that

Losing everything after winning and being "cursed" is just a cope for poorcels. Most those that won lottery are financially illiterate idiots surrounded with low IQ imbecils. Someone who is financially literate, doesnt spend money on useless shit (supercars, partying, extremely expensive high maintenance mansions and yachts) will always end up better than if he didnt win. Also who gives a shit about family, especially if they are low IQ mongrels, id take the money over dumb family any day

 

[dat feel]

Losing everything after winning and being "cursed" is just a cope for poorcels. Most those that won lottery are financially illiterate idiots surrounded with low IQ imbecils. Someone who is financially literate, doesnt spend money on useless shit (supercars, partying, extremely expensive high maintenance mansions and yachts) will always end up better than if he didnt win. Also who gives a shit about family, especially if they are low IQ mongrels, id take the money over dumb family any day

that's because you have to be low-IQ to fall for the lottery scam in the first place

 

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Among the most famous cases of the curse of the lotto is that of Jack Whittaker, who won a record-setting $315 million Powerball on Christmas night in 2002. Then 55, the West Virginia businessman opted for a $113.4 million onetime payout and became an instant celebrity, basking in the light of TV cameras with his family, which soon fell apart. Four and a half years later, Whittaker was filled with regret. “Since I won the lottery, I think there is no control for greed,” he told ABC News. “I think if you have something, there’s always someone else that wants it. I wish I’d torn that ticket up.

“I don’t have any friends,” Whittaker told the Associated Press in 2007. “Every friend that I’ve had, practically, has wanted to borrow money or something and of course, once they borrow money from you, you can’t be friends anymore.”

lol @ the lottery fraud

if you win $315 million you only get a $113 million payout. then you have to pay taxes, which will eat up half of it, so you take home $55 million, which means you're barely richer than @OldRooster

from 315 to 55, lol @ the scam, 260m of your money disappears and you have no idea who took it