15 Biggest Rip-Offs You're Still Paying For

[A.V.]

I kinda disagree on the lottery one.
Yes you have a very small chance of winning the jackpot but you can still win a more than what you spent.

Last year, I spent $2 on a scratch off and won $50

You living the life breh

Not really.
Just luck twice


*buying $10 worth tomorrow*

Is it safe to assume that if you're buying a $10 lottery ticket tomorrow


And you bought one worth 2 dollars before, that netted you $50

That you've spent at least $48 total in your whole life, on lottery tickets before all of this?



















































PROFIT

 

[3rdWorld]

Bottled water does taste better than tap water though imo

Apparently microwaved water works wonders for home plants.

 

[FLYINHAWAIIAN]

Is it safe to assume that if you're buying a $10 lottery ticket tomorrow


And you bought one worth 2 dollars before, that netted you $50

That you've spent at least $48 total in your whole life, on lottery tickets before all of this?



















































PROFIT

I mean I'm not going by total life wins, I'm just going by what I spent on that certain check.
If last check I spent $20 and won $5. Yeah that's a $15 loss. This check spent $10 and and won $12, yeah I'm still down from last time but this time I got $2 more than what I spent.



Lets not even talk about the casino.