Just hope he's protecting a darn good chunk of that money. Wifey may be looking to take him to the cleaners.

BTW, this is not meant as a cynical look towards women or humanity in general. I'm just looking at this from a more realistic point of view.

No, you're not jealous.  Opinions are always welcome here.  However, Jack Whittaker (the man to whom you are referring) had a drinking problem.  He was rich before he won PB in West VA.  I don't think Bunky will have any problems, but I agree that keeping a low profile is the best thing to do.  If he was able to drive away in a new SUV before collecting the money, he must have done a little more than call the dealer.  He probably showed the manager the winning ticket unless I missed something in the story and he knew the owner.  I once worked at a car dealership and you wouldn't just let someone drive off in a new car.  I mean, anyone can say "I won the lottery. Give me a new car today." 

He's been so vocal about his win that I'm surprised he hasn't been on Lottery Post.  We get lots of posters who claim to be the winner of a large jackpot. 

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stack and guru,

There was a well written article about winning the lottery in a past issue of Maxim Magazine about winning the lottery. It can be an absolute nightmare for the winners. Winners have been robbed blind through many different ways and families have been torn apart. It's why I don't think that he's being too smart about his winnings. I've always said that if I ever hit the big one, <caps used only for emphasis> I'M GONE! It is the oppurtunity to start a new life that I have been looking for for a long time.

Besides, see my signature below.

Another great question would be, how many people who won lotteries used wicca but chose not to share their story.

No, you're not jealous.  Opinions are always welcome here.  However, Jack Whittaker (the man to whom you are referring) had a drinking problem.  He was rich before he won PB in West VA.  I don't think Bunky will have any problems, but I agree that keeping a low profile is the best thing to do.  If he was able to drive away in a new SUV before collecting the money, he must have done a little more than call the dealer.  He probably showed the manager the winning ticket unless I missed something in the story and he knew the owner.  I once worked at a car dealership and you wouldn't just let someone drive off in a new car.  I mean, anyone can say "I won the lottery. Give me a new car today." 

He's been so vocal about his win that I'm surprised he hasn't been on Lottery Post.  We get lots of posters who claim to be the winner of a large jackpot. 

**Welcome to Lottery Post.**