I Could use an Extra 268 Million

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So maybe I'll toss 2.00 into the bin at the local convenience store and try my luck.

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if you win, money won't make you happy, it will only bring you sadness and quarrels with your friends and loved ones.

Give it to me, i'll dispose it for you.

So kind of you to offer that... I'll keep that in mind while drinking daiquiris on the beach on some remote island.
 
Does your lottery support a large charity or anything? Our lottery funds charities and the Olympic athletes, so at least if you lose, you know we still might get a gold at the next Olympics! :D
 
Does your lottery support a large charity or anything? Our lottery funds charities and the Olympic athletes, so at least if you lose, you know we still might get a gold at the next Olympics! :D
What they say as to who they support and where the money really goes are probably 2 different things.

I don't believe any of their rhetoric as it is spoken by a public official; not unlike hearing a lawyer speak.

When their lips are moving they are probably lying.
 
If you end up winning...Will you go for the big payday or prefer the 20 year thing?
In the event that the world fell off it's axis and I won it would be "pay me now".

I have a handful of kids, a bunch of team members and an Amex bill from this past week to take care of and a 20 year payout won't work in that instance.
 
In the event that the world fell off it's axis and I won it would be "pay me now".

I have a handful of kids, a bunch of team members and an Amex bill from this past week to take care of and a 20 year payout won't work in that instance.
Not too familiar with the rules but if you go with the "pay me now" mode you lose like 40% of the prize money, is this correct?
 
I will pray for you.
 
Not too familiar with the rules but if you go with the "pay me now" mode you lose like 40% of the prize money, is this correct?

Yeah there is a diminishing benefit from taking it in full as opposed to an annuity but I trust my knowledge there as opposed to the State of Florida when it comes to my money.
 
I once did win in a lottery (that was the only one time I've ever bought a lottery ticket in my life) and I won US$2000 (only) : not the top prize.
Anything is possible, you may even win it's top prize.
 
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