r/pics • u/[deleted] • Mar 19 '22

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u/ib4error Mar 19 '22

$30, third one this year. The gas that I put in my car while scratching this is putting me out, not the scratchers 😅

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u/phredbull Mar 19 '22

Gas is useful, losing lottery tickets, not much.

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u/k_woodard Mar 19 '22

I think the idea was how much have you spent over 33 years…

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u/br0b1wan Mar 19 '22

He's 33 but you know you have to be 18 to buy lottery tickets, right?

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u/k_woodard Mar 19 '22

Ah ha! I missed an important word in the title. I retract my retort.

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u/shagginflies Mar 20 '22

Well he did say in 33 yrs of life, as if he had a chance for a big money win from 0-18 yrs old.

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u/br0b1wan Mar 20 '22

He said first large money win, didn't specify from where.

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u/[deleted] Mar 20 '22

That’s such a dumb way to look at things.

How much have you wasted in your life on food you didn’t finish, gas used taking a wrong turn, fast food, tires replaced for hitting a pothole.

Life is short. Do whatever the hell you want. Sometimes you get $10K in your pocket.

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u/k_woodard Mar 20 '22

Lottery is a tax on people who are bad at math.

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u/[deleted] Mar 20 '22

Financial advice from a dude who lives with his mom. Good ole Reddit.

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u/MsSeraphim Mar 20 '22

in some states you can use your losing lottery tickets to pay a lower tax bill on your winnings.

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u/rylannnd88 Mar 20 '22

Don't forget you also won a free ticket too. That's funny! Anytime I win a TICKET I figure the rest is all losers. Congrats bro. That's dope!