That's a whole Lotto bread!

Comment #4

Rip Snorter — Thu, 08 Sep 2005 03:02:09 GMT

Quite an age range among the winners.... ranges from 23 to 70. It would be interesting to see occasional reports to learn whether the 23 year old invests wisely, stewards the win, and the elderly are more frivolous and flighty, spending up their money fast and being 'preyed on' by those guys who are always preying on the elderly, with some success in the opinions of 23 year olds, I reckon.Jack

Comment #3

wizeguy — Thu, 08 Sep 2005 01:40:48 GMT

Congrats to the lucky bakers

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bks2 — Wed, 07 Sep 2005 18:40:36 GMT

If I was the one who didn't play with the group, I would probably quit my job you wouldn't want to be around all happy winners. But that's why I get in with pools at work just in case they win I'm not left out.

Comment #1

bellyache — Wed, 07 Sep 2005 18:17:06 GMT

I wonder if that one player who didn't participate will later claim that they were actually part of the lottery pool? That must really suck though. Everyone in the bakery just won a ton of money and that one person didn't. If that were me, I'd probably cry for days. lol.

That's a whole Lotto bread!

Lottery Post — Wed, 07 Sep 2005 11:47:37 GMT

They're rolling in dough.Ten bakery workers at a Staten Island Shop Rite are splitting some major bread - a $19 million New York Lottery jackpot. You can't explain the feeling, said winner Linda Revella, 55, who is already planning to buy a 2006 Land Rover SUV or a Mercedes-Benz SL 500. I've never had this much money. About three months ago, the 10 bakers from the supermarket on Hylan Blvd. in New Dorp decided to pool their money for good luck. We kept on losing [at Mega Millions], then we dec... [ More ]