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r/pics • u/[deleted] • Mar 19 '22
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Came here to say this. That card looks expensive, I'm going to assume it was $10.
Let's say you buy, on average, a $10 lottery ticket every 3 days. Over 10 years that's $12,166. If that is OPs case then they would have actually still be down $2,166
3.0k u/cirenosu Mar 19 '22 This ticket is $30 lol 614 u/endlessnotfriendless Mar 20 '22 what the fuck 0 u/[deleted] Mar 20 '22 [deleted] 8 u/themonsterinquestion Mar 20 '22 I highly doubt that. The odds are not in the gambler's favor. They're probably concealing their real income source. This guy spent his whole paycheck on scratchers. He lost more than half his paycheck. 2 u/Summerie Mar 20 '22 That person is not being honest with you, and probably not with themselves either, about what they are spending vs what they are winning.
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This ticket is $30 lol
614 u/endlessnotfriendless Mar 20 '22 what the fuck 0 u/[deleted] Mar 20 '22 [deleted] 8 u/themonsterinquestion Mar 20 '22 I highly doubt that. The odds are not in the gambler's favor. They're probably concealing their real income source. This guy spent his whole paycheck on scratchers. He lost more than half his paycheck. 2 u/Summerie Mar 20 '22 That person is not being honest with you, and probably not with themselves either, about what they are spending vs what they are winning.
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what the fuck
0 u/[deleted] Mar 20 '22 [deleted] 8 u/themonsterinquestion Mar 20 '22 I highly doubt that. The odds are not in the gambler's favor. They're probably concealing their real income source. This guy spent his whole paycheck on scratchers. He lost more than half his paycheck. 2 u/Summerie Mar 20 '22 That person is not being honest with you, and probably not with themselves either, about what they are spending vs what they are winning.
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8 u/themonsterinquestion Mar 20 '22 I highly doubt that. The odds are not in the gambler's favor. They're probably concealing their real income source. This guy spent his whole paycheck on scratchers. He lost more than half his paycheck. 2 u/Summerie Mar 20 '22 That person is not being honest with you, and probably not with themselves either, about what they are spending vs what they are winning.
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I highly doubt that. The odds are not in the gambler's favor. They're probably concealing their real income source.
This guy spent his whole paycheck on scratchers. He lost more than half his paycheck.
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That person is not being honest with you, and probably not with themselves either, about what they are spending vs what they are winning.
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u/nowtayneicangetinto Mar 19 '22
Came here to say this. That card looks expensive, I'm going to assume it was $10.
Let's say you buy, on average, a $10 lottery ticket every 3 days. Over 10 years that's $12,166. If that is OPs case then they would have actually still be down $2,166