[NoLibZone]

Watch and see just how often stores swap tickets and tell you they didnt.
And

Some just help winners avoid taxes.

[UnbelievingScumOnTheOtherSide]

For a minute, I thought he had won a nuclear bomb.

[higgmeister]

The New York Lottery authority pulled all of their Gear and Tickets out of the offending store. If I were the owner I would consider pulling all of his projected potential Lottery revenues out of the hide of that clerk, starting with the bounty he should have received for selling a "Big Winner" ticket. He probably will not collect much from a person in prison for attempted fraud though.

It might also be noted that a person with a Muslim sounding name helped the old man make it right. Props where due I guess.

[Outlaw Woman]

That’s it? There’s no link and there’s 2 different stories and then it ends with the trusted retailer’s name. Hmmm I like more details like...what happened next and how and so forth.

[The SISU kid]

In an investigation into state lotteries, Dateline NBC looked at a list of the most frequent winners in eight states. In almost every case, lottery retailers — or their relatives — were among the top winners.

[scott7278]

This Hussein is more qualified than the one in the White House.

[bjorn14]

I’m just curious as to why the self-check machines don’t tell you the exact amount so you can verify it against the clerks machine.

[rogue yam]

ping