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the thread about nothing...
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Same here. But it will still leak out somehow. A lot of gossipers and haters everywhere. Good thing Idgaf what people think.
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Nah....no money back then. Haha
- Jan 29, 2014
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Not from a game, unless you count Ult1mat3 5urr3nd3r.
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MSGBae.Hit em like this.
- Sep 28, 2003
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Had Chinese food cravings because of the post here earlier thia morning. Got fried rice, broccoli beef, and eggrolls. Everything was nasty as hell. I ate about half and put the rest in the fridge. Will finish the rest when I am starving because that is the time when I can eat anything.
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- Apr 16, 2005
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do you play the lottery? i was thinking maybe the target demographics of people playing the lottery are weak-minded.
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Boring and hot..Current mood:
- Mar 19, 2013
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My dad may have won $2.5 million off a lottery scratcher back in October/November. However, there’s an ongoing investigation to the liquor store where he bought it. It seems the cashier did one of those “aww, you only won $10. Here take this” and kept his winning ticket. The lotto official opened an investigation and will tally up the total winners/locations once that particular ticket is done being sold in stores. If this store/store clerk is found guilty he will be going to court for grand larceny as the value of the ticket is in the millions.
My pops said he’s going to break all of us off with equal money splits if this happens.
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Did he photograph it? Probably a rhetorical question, but want to cover all bases. Damn that is shady.
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Unless you live in 1 of the 6 states where the winner can remain anonymous, people are going to find out.
- Mar 19, 2013
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No he did not. However, he’s on store camera purchasing the ticket and you probably see that the store clerk didn’t even scan the ticket, he just pulled out $10 from the register to give to my dad. He described the winning ticket and it’s distinct differences from a regular ticket to the lotto official and he confirmed it, enough to open the investigation.
These lotto tickets have codes/numbers assigned to them and the actual store so if you find a big winner ticket at a store in Los Angeles but the ticket gets cashed in at a store in San Fran....the code is still going to show it was from the store in Los Angeles. They have had this happen in the past when it comes to ticket fraud.
- Apr 16, 2005
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what u gonna do with your share if/when u get it big dawg
- Sep 28, 2003
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So your father thought he won $2 million, got $10 and then what happened at the store? He didn't protest right away? I don't think any sane human being would leave that store with only $10.
- Oct 3, 2019
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That‘s a good mindset to have. Just win your money, move to a new location and stay lowkey.
People can findout, but it’s all about how lowkey you stay after you win. I would definitely move to a new location after I win and not broadcast to the world that I just won millions of dollars in a lottery jackpot game.
- Mar 19, 2013
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I have my own licensed house painting business so I’d definitely invest more money into it and set up a nice office for it. Add some vehicles and employees for expansion too. I’d also like to set up a sneaker store as a side thing if this happens.
He protested after he got a nagging feeling of doubt about a week or two later. He asked to see the ticket but the clerk said they couldn’t find it and must have thrown it away. However, that’s a lie because stores do not throw away winning ticket (no matter how small a winner). All winning tickets get scanned and the machine produces an official lotto receipt which gets staples by the clerk and collected at the end of the month to be mailed to lotto headquarters where they reimburse the store for money they handed to the winners.
My dad still has regret over just taking the clerks’ word and leaving so quickly. He told me he was in a rush and totally forgot to scan the ticket before handing it over to him. He just assumed that 10 bucks was the prize a left
We’ll see what happens. Some of the lotto people told him that the clerk or store owner most likely haven’t cashed the ticket yet or destroyed it after they found out they can’t cash it. If they do.......there’s going to be some serious jail time.
- Nov 16, 2018
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I remember watching this in the living room & my mother was at the table doing her work & the next thing I know some huge muscular dude was bouncing on a **** & gayly grunting 
. Why that scene was put there is beyond me.
. Why that scene was put there is beyond me.
- Oct 3, 2019
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I don’t think it’s weak minded. People have actually won playing the lottery, and people will win in the future, myself included. You just have to have the right mindset when you win is all. When it’s your time, you’ll win. Nothing can stop that. Just be ready.
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Damn... anything worth more than $50 I snap a pic of it. I mean he should've known right away how much he won, what went amiss there?I have my own licensed house painting business so I’d definitely invest more money into it and set up a nice office for it. Add some vehicles and employees for expansion too. I’d also like to set up a sneaker store as a side thing if this happens.
He protested after he got a nagging feeling of doubt about a week or two later. He asked to see the ticket but the clerk said they couldn’t find it and must have thrown it away. However, that’s a lie because stores do not throw away winning ticket (no matter how small a winner). All winning tickets get scanned and the machine produces an official lotto receipt which gets staples by the clerk and collected at the end of the month to be mailed to lotto headquarters where they reimburse the store for money they handed to the winners.
My dad still has regret over just taking the clerks’ word and leaving so quickly. He told me he was in a rush and totally forgot to scan the ticket before handing over to him. He just assumed that 10 bucks was the prize a left
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He usually does scan the ticket and THATS what’s really ironic, sad and funny at the same time. He literally smacks his head when he tells us his recollection of it all
He has a good chance at claiming the money if it turns out to be a winner at that store and the lotto official assured him he’ll be getting his full attention to this case. Apparently it’s common crime with liquor stores since lotto official routinely set up “sting” operations. They’ll send clothed undercovers to cash in big winning tickets and arrest those clerks who give the wrong prize money or flat out tell the customers the ticket is a non-winner.
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I wish you and your family get justice in this situation. But knowing how this world operates, just words without evidence usually does not produce favorable results.He usually does scan the ticket and THATS what’s really ironic, sad and funny at the same time. He literally smacks his head when he tells us his recollection of it all
He has a good chance at claiming the money of it turns out to be a winner at that store and the lotto official assured him he’ll be getting his full attention to this case. Apparently it’s common crime with liquor stores since lotto official routinely set up “sting” operations. They’ll send clothed undercovers to cash in big winning tickets and arrest those clerks who give the wrong prize money or flat out tell the customers the ticket is a non-winner.
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I wish you and your family get justice in this situation. But knowing how this world operates, just words without evidence usually does not produce favorable results.
Thanks, Freaky. I’m hoping this turns out well for us, I’m not holding my breath but I know we have a shot. Once that particular game scratcher is expired they will be able to see if a grand prize winner was assigned to that liquor store just by looking at the codes on the rolls that store received.
