Some people might say that playing the lottery is a fool's game…

@Porwest 26 July 2022 more from that month

Some people might say that playing the lottery is a fool's game played by fools. And I might agree with them considering the horrible odds of actually winning a jackpot. But come on. $2 for a chance to win $810 million? I'd be a fool not to play the MegaMillions with a jackpot like that.

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8 comments

@baabyyros3 26 July 2022

It might be like a fool, but it's possible to win on it. Just remember that you're really taking a risk for that, you may win but also think that you may lose first
@Chuckinflorida 26 July 2022

Just seen on the news that the CEO of raising Cane chicken fingers bought a total of $50,000 worth of tickets to give out to his employees.
- @Porwest 27 July 2022
  
  That is actually a pretty cool idea, for whatever it is worth. I wonder now that no one won the MegaMillions and the jackpot has rolled to $1.025 billion, if he will hand out another $50,000 worth?
  - @Chuckinflorida 27 July 2022
    
    I think I would’ve rather have my boss just take the $50,000 and put in our paychecks
    - @Porwest 27 July 2022
      
      So, everyone would get $2? lol
      - @Chuckinflorida 27 July 2022
        
        All depended on how many employees there were I’m I wrong. Of course I never played a lotto.
      - @Porwest 29 July 2022
        
        I am assuming it read that he gave 1 ticket to each employee, so that would be 25,000 based on the cost of the ticket. Not sure how many employees there actually are, but if that were the basis, each employee would get $2.
      - @Chuckinflorida 29 July 2022
        
        So if they had won he would have lost a lot of employees I bet.