Unveiled: How to cheat the LotteryWhat It Feel Like To Win The Lottery
Have you ever thought about what it would be like to win the lottery? Let’s face it: there are plenty of individuals who dream about winning the lottery, but few who dream about it actually win.
The first issue that one should keep in mind when playing the lottery, whether it’s the UK Lottery, the United States Lottery, or any other lottery throughout the world, is that your chances are very slim. However, this is probably most of what attracts many individuals around the world to take part in national and state lotteries in the first place.
A second, and perhaps most important, issue that one should think carefully about before playing the lottery is how much winning a national or state lottery will change their life. There are many true stories about individuals who have struck it rich by winning millions of dollars in the lottery, but then somehow losing it all in fame, fortune, or even death.
For example, there are several cases where individuals have won plenty of money in the lottery, but for whatever reason have declared bankruptcy a few years later! This could have resulted from carelessness with spending the lottery winnings, but another possibility is that lottery winners may be robbed of their money!
If one just thinks for a moment at how much publicity they’ll receive from winning the lottery and how much their friends and families attitudes will change towards them if they actually win the lottery, then chances are that those who have already won would take it all back if they had the chance to!
On the other hand, there are so many great things and accomplishments that one can take on if he or she wins the lottery. Considering the fact that national lotteries and even state lotteries have very high stakes then this means that an individual usually probably ends up winning over a million dollars or more!
Not only would you be able to put away some money for your children’s college fund, but you’d probably also be able to put money away for your grand children’s college fund, as well as for many other things, including vacations, retirements, new houses for yourself and your family, and even new cars if desired. Retirement is also another issue that is usually saved up for after the lottery has been won, as well as saving for vacations, extra houses, and even brand new automobiles!
As mentioned, though, chances of actually winning the lottery are very, very slim. In other words, you are essentially spending the income that you now have on lottery chances when you could be spending the money on other very important things, like food, clothing, or necessary bills.
Many people don’t realize how much their spending on lottery tickets actually stacks up, but when you calculate the amount that a person spends in a whole year or more on lottery tickets alone the savings could be very huge for someone who lives paycheck-to-paycheck.
Yet, there are millions of people who play the lottery either daily or weekly with no qualms or regrets about it at all. All things considered, winning the lottery can be a great thing for practically everyone. Knowing some of the risks that come with playing and actually winning the lottery, though, is something that must be thought about!
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I would be completely happy with 5 million dollars.
I chose this amount because there are five people in my family, my husband, myself, and three kids. That would make a million for for each of us.
I would put 3 million in seperate accounts for each of my children, something in which it will earn more interest than a savings, perhaps cd's. The other two million I would invest for my husband and I for up to 5 years and with the interest made on it would build my dream house and buy a vehicle no longer needing to be held together by duct tape. Of course I will help out family members out by sending them gift cards to dept. stores to dress their kids every year. A yearly paid family vacation somewhere that the rest of my family would generally not be able to afford, kind of like a yearly family reunion only for just my parents and siblings, and his of course. My kids would be able to afford to take horse back riding lessons and karate lessons that they have been begging for. Groceries could be more than $50 a week. I'm sure they wouldn't mind never seeing another noodle again. Then after a few years of enjoying a far less stressful life I would give motivational speaking lectures to the less fortunate or depressed free of charge.
I can't say I "won" but I was lucky in many ways. I don't feel particularly superior though since I'm not using my gifts to my full potential; I'm attractive, but don't exercise enough or eat well enough; I'm smart and creative, but lack focus and drive. It's hard to feel superior for things I don't have control over, and I do feel depressed over my shortcomings in what I *do* have control over.
I'd feel pretty pissed off if my dumb cousin won the lottery. Here I am working my a** off going to school and working so I can get a decent job and my dumb cousin that has no worries in life wins the lottery?Pretty unfair. But really, who cares, I know I'm doing something more significant in my life than he/she is and the rewards will be priceless.
no you grinch lol no but really my family took care of me most my life and spent all their money on me i would feel terrible if they gave me some they deserve all of it!!!
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Depends who that someone was:
My mother: I'd be so happy for her.
My brother: probably a bit of jealousy
A friend: would depend on who it was….some people just evoke good natured feelings toward them no matter what, others, well…
An acquaintance: probably wouldn't really affect me, I'd think, oh, that's neat, nice, but wouldn't be fixated on it.
ME!. You can't win if you don't play#
I love it! I am so glad that I am gay. I don't think I could make it if I were straight.
It sounds like you have won better then the Lottery