[cyborg]

I'll stick to my wage slave salary and be able to sleep at night thanks. The LOVE of money is the root of all evil, and just goes to show you that money may solve a few things but won't really ensure happiness in life.

[smith288]

The LOVE of money is the root of all evil

Dont forget stuffed animals... they are too.

[cabbieguy]

"But she said she wanted to win", don't her feelings count for anything. To bad Nancy Pelosi isn't her rep., she would figure out a way to make her feel good.

[Lazamataz]

One Hundred Sixty Eight MILLION! Dollars.
One Hundred Sixty Eight MILLION! Dollars.
One Hundred Sixty Eight MILLION! Dollars.
One Hundred Sixty Eight MILLION! Dollars.
One Hundred Sixty Eight MILLION! Dollars.
One Hundred Sixty Eight MILLION! Dollars.
One Hundred Sixty Eight MILLION! Dollars.

No, I have no point.

I just like writing One Hundred Sixty Eight MILLION! Dollars.

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

I'd like to win a more low-key lottery prize between $25,000 - $500,000. Enough to redo the home, buy another pickup, and take a nice vacation.

[Tijeras_Slim]

I don't LOVE money, but I do seem to have a passing acquaintance with my paycheck.

[Chris Tucker]

The LOVE of money is the root of all evil

This article is a load of BS. It takes two people's examples and paints a broad brush with all lottery winners. The few people who win the lottery and mismanage their money away are the ones who get the media spotlight so everyone can say "See what happens when you win the lottery?"

The bottom line is other people hate it when someone else win the lottery. I for one would not feel guilty winning a $160 million prize. I spent my several dollars on a chance; therefore if my numbers hit I won my money fair and square. To hell with the hypocrites because had they won they'd act the same way too.