Lottery ticket sales boost the bottom line for local businesses. Last year, more than 6,800 stores across the state sold tickets for our games. That earned them more than $166 million in commissions. Those profits can be used to pay or hire employees or make other improvements in the business.

That was LOL to me when I read it ....since we are treated with probably less respect than a panhandler at most of your stores I'm shocked that you would even post that . 

WE DO NOT HAVE A PLACE AT ANY OF THE STORES ANYMORE TO PLAY . Speedway , Sheetz , or any other for that matter you fill them out in the vehilce and meanwhile a nice display is set up for your scratch card players . No put them in a pile and don't worry about displays you've cut your standards so badly I cannot even understand why anyone bothers playing anymore. The employee's act like your an in position to deal with customers hate that you back up lines. 

PUT MACHINES UP AND BE DONE WITH CASHIERS . Go machines only cut the cashiers out of interaction with players that way we don't have to hold up lines or BOTHER them. Some of them seem to think that SPEEDWAY and SHEETZ do lottery items for FREE LOL when you correct them and tell them that they do infact make money from the sale of tickets they act like you have no clue of what your talking about. With a casino looming in Va I'd clean up my act b/c many of us are just waiting to take our dollars out of state