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$1.55 BILLION: Biggest Mega Millions jackpot ever to be drawn TuesdayReply
I'm not saying its part of your net worth. And no it can't revert back to you. Im saying its available to you to decide how its spent. Ethics aside, wealthy people use this strategy to buy influence and access. And with so many lottery players saying they would donate to charity, its just something to consider.
Aug 8, 2023, 6:11 am - SoCola - Lottery News

Massachusetts store clerk indicted after stealing lottery ticket worth $3 million from customerReply
Lottery officials have standard operating procedures and with large jackpot wins, you WILL be asked questions. Your lack of ethics is appalling. You will get nothing if they ascertain that you lied.
May 18, 2023, 6:06 am - Artist77 - Lottery News

$2B Powerball winner Edwin Castro bought $4M mansion for parents while brother manages his wealthReply
??? The irony, as I was one. If you can read and have average IQ in youth, you can become one. Order of the Arrow, blah blah blah. Been there. Done that. Not a big deal at all. The BSA program is primarily indoctrination to blindly follow orders, salute, and wear a uniform, like in the military. It misleads youth into thinking disastrous, hierarchical, coercive central control structures are a good way to organize society. Obedience to crappy States is what they teach. The BSA progra
Dec 16, 2023, 11:41 pm - Wavepack - Lottery News

$1.55 BILLION: Biggest Mega Millions jackpot ever to be drawn TuesdayReply
I am glad that we agree in part. It's also good that you said Ethics aside because where the rubber meets the road most rich people are only looking out for their interest. I am heavily involved with private foundations and over the years I can tell you for free that most rich people are not generous - they don't give because they have a generous heart, they give because of whats in it for them. The tax breaks. Im saying its available to you to decide how its spent. That right t
Aug 8, 2023, 10:02 am - JustMaybe - Lottery News