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  -shrug- I will always refer to this post which reinforces how miserable it eventually will be winning a lottery jackpot. Unless you live in one of the states that lets you claim anonymously, you’re fucked.  
  I’ve think the real prize is second or even third place. A comfortable amount of money without the worries of being harassed for life.
context: The previous one grew to 2 Billion, seems like this one is on track for the same. >
  
  Once it crosses that $350-ish million mark, the jackpot starts increasing nine figures per drawing. Those jackpot billboards are the most effective marketing in existence. >
  
  Somehow I knew tonight was not the night. Glad I saved the $2 for the next drawing. I promise that if I win I’ll attempt a hostile takeover of Twitter. >
  
  Sorry dude this jackpot is mine and I’m going to build a new rail system like a rollercoaster. >
  
  I would invent a remote for the sun that can adjust its power and how long it will shine, and then every country pay me a monthly fee to get some sun, and if any country or person aren't nice to another, ZAP! I get the guilty one a beem to remind them to play nice, one more time and they never see the sun again. >
  
  If you need someone to clean the shark tanks in your volcano lair, hmu. >
  
  Well, going to try again. For a few bucks to retire early, I am all for that. >
  
  I won $200 for matching the mega ball plus 3 numbers. Most I’ve ever won from any lottery. >
  
  That's awesome!  Congratulations! >
  
  I'm surprised that Gaetz didn't play his favorites: 7, 13,14, 15, 18 and mega BALL 9 >
  
  Sure but I got a good feeling about this next one! /s
  Sometimes I think it would be nice to have enough money to never worry, but I don't know about having that much money. Lottery winners tend to end up in some really bad places. I guess I could never really move freely again. I'd have to hire security. I'd have to move out of my quiet neighborhood and into a safer home. I'd never know if people liked me or my money. A few million would be nice but a few hundred million...too much. Even if I donated most of it, who would believe I had? I'd always be in danger. >
  
  Winning a lottery jackpot is miserable, and I would never wish it on anybody. >
  
  Speak for yourself. I'll gladly live alone in the woods. >
  
  -shrug- I will always refer to this post which reinforces how miserable it eventually will be winning a lottery jackpot. Unless you live in one of the states that lets you claim anonymously, you’re fucked.  
  I’ve think the real prize is second or even third place. A comfortable amount of money without the worries of being harassed for life. >
  
  The previous one grew to 2 Billion, seems like this one is on track for the same. >
  
  Once it crosses that $350-ish million mark, the jackpot starts increasing nine figures per drawing. Those jackpot billboards are the most effective marketing in existence. >
  
  Well, going to try again. For a few bucks to retire early, I am all for that. >
  
  Somehow I knew tonight was not the night. Glad I saved the $2 for the next drawing. I promise that if I win I’ll attempt a hostile takeover of Twitter. >
  
  Sorry dude this jackpot is mine and I’m going to build a new rail system like a rollercoaster. >
  
  I would invent a remote for the sun that can adjust its power and how long it will shine, and then every country pay me a monthly fee to get some sun, and if any country or person aren't nice to another, ZAP! I get the guilty one a beem to remind them to play nice, one more time and they never see the sun again. >
  
  If you need someone to clean the shark tanks in your volcano lair, hmu. >
  
  I won $200 for matching the mega ball plus 3 numbers. Most I’ve ever won from any lottery. >
  
  That's awesome!  Congratulations! >
  
  I'm surprised that Gaetz didn't play his favorites: 7, 13,14, 15, 18 and mega BALL 9 >
  
  Sure but I got a good feeling about this next one! /s
  Sometimes I think it would be nice to have enough money to never worry, but I don't know about having that much money. Lottery winners tend to end up in some really bad places. I guess I could never really move freely again. I'd have to hire security. I'd have to move out of my quiet neighborhood and into a safer home. I'd never know if people liked me or my money. A few million would be nice but a few hundred million...too much. Even if I donated most of it, who would believe I had? I'd always be in danger. >
  
  Winning a lottery jackpot is miserable, and I would never wish it on anybody. >
  
  Speak for yourself. I'll gladly live alone in the woods. >
  
  -shrug- I will always refer to this post which reinforces how miserable it eventually will be winning a lottery jackpot. Unless you live in one of the states that lets you claim anonymously, you’re fucked.  
  I’ve think the real prize is second or even third place. A comfortable amount of money without the worries of being harassed for life. >
  
  The previous one grew to 2 Billion, seems like this one is on track for the same. >
  
  Once it crosses that $350-ish million mark, the jackpot starts increasing nine figures per drawing. Those jackpot billboards are the most effective marketing in existence. >
  
  Well, going to try again. For a few bucks to retire early, I am all for that. >
  
  Somehow I knew tonight was not the night. Glad I saved the $2 for the next drawing. I promise that if I win I’ll attempt a hostile takeover of Twitter. >
  
  Sorry dude this jackpot is mine and I’m going to build a new rail system like a rollercoaster. >
  
  I would invent a remote for the sun that can adjust its power and how long it will shine, and then every country pay me a monthly fee to get some sun, and if any country or person aren't nice to another, ZAP! I get the guilty one a beem to remind them to play nice, one more time and they never see the sun again. >
  
  If you need someone to clean the shark tanks in your volcano lair, hmu. >
  
  I won $200 for matching the mega ball plus 3 numbers. Most I’ve ever won from any lottery. >
  
  That's awesome!  Congratulations! >
  
  I'm surprised that Gaetz didn't play his favorites: 7, 13,14, 15, 18 and mega BALL 9 >
  
  Sure but I got a good feeling about this next one! /s
  Sometimes I think it would be nice to have enough money to never worry, but I don't know about having that much money. Lottery winners tend to end up in some really bad places. I guess I could never really move freely again. I'd have to hire security. I'd have to move out of my quiet neighborhood and into a safer home. I'd never know if people liked me or my money. A few million would be nice but a few hundred million...too much. Even if I donated most of it, who would believe I had? I'd always be in danger. >
  
  Winning a lottery jackpot is miserable, and I would never wish it on anybody. >
  
  Speak for yourself. I'll gladly live alone in the woods.