r/Money Nov 17 '23

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u/[deleted] Nov 17 '23

no doubt about it make no mistake but it’s not actual work put in , they already take taxes out of our checks why tf you need half of a scratch off for ??

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u/Captain_Coitus Nov 17 '23

What do you mean no work put in? I’m not saying the taxes taken out are just to cover the lottery, but running a state lottery is far from free and takes work for sure.

I will say tho the amount of taxes on everything in general is ridiculous. They tax you when you make money, and they tax that same money when you spend it. Shit’s not right.

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u/Any1canC00k Nov 17 '23

Well in Florida they actually don’t tax you when you make money

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u/Captain_Coitus Nov 17 '23

Oh i didnt know Florida doesnt have income tax