Stories of Unlucky Lottery Winners

[AtomicUse]

That thread about Hot Sauce's bm paying his MM bonds and giving 700k to her church with her lottery winnings, led me to look this up. Stories about people who's life went off the rails cause of the lotto.



Dude's getting murked for the winnings.
Dude's getting deported and incarcerated.
There was even a loss, yes a loss, for the GMB crew.

That paper will make life crazy!

 

[Lo-Co]

Denise Rossi

Hold This

 

[the cac mamba]

no sympathy for these fukkin idiots

act right. break your friends and family off, buy some franchises, and move the fukk outta where you are now

 

[MikelArteta]

If I won the lotto I'd get my affairs in order, new phone etc, quit my job,
, book a month long trip and when ready head to the office like 9am get my check photo up, and by 12pm be on a plane to that 6 month long trip

 

[lotteryplaya]

I cant get enough of these sudden wealth stories.

 

[NotAnFBIagent]

Being unlucky and being dumb are different things

 

[WIA20XX]

A $1.35 billion lottery winner is suing the mother of his child, saying she told his family about the money

A lottery winner is suing the mother of his child, accusing her of revealing his $1.35 billion jackpot win to the rest of his family.

www.insider.com

The lawsuit says that the woman, named as "Sara Smith," signed an NDA saying she must keep the jackpot a secret until June 1, 2032, when their daughter comes of age.

If the mother did — by accident or deliberately — spill the beans before that point, she'd have to tell him within 24 hours, the NDA said.

But, according to the lawsuit, the woman then told his family anyway. It says she got on the phone and told his father and stepmother — which soon led to several other people, including his sister, finding out.

 

[Quiet Magician]

A $1.35 billion lottery winner is suing the mother of his child, saying she told his family about the money

A lottery winner is suing the mother of his child, accusing her of revealing his $1.35 billion jackpot win to the rest of his family.

www.insider.com

The lawsuit says that the woman, named as "Sara Smith," signed an NDA saying she must keep the jackpot a secret until June 1, 2032, when their daughter comes of age.

If the mother did — by accident or deliberately — spill the beans before that point, she'd have to tell him within 24 hours, the NDA said.

But, according to the lawsuit, the woman then told his family anyway. It says she got on the phone and told his father and stepmother — which soon led to several other people, including his sister, finding out.

This is why you don't impregnate dumb thots.