So, dreaming about what life would be like if suddenly hundreds of millions of dollars were dropped on your head can be fun, but from what I hear winning the lottery is usually a curse.
What’s your “If I won the lottery” fantasy?
Do you think there’s a right way to win the lottery and live your life? A wrong way?
Anyone have any insight on what throws most lottery winners off the tracks? I've heard comments about how it can negatively affect your relationship with friends and family because now they think you should give them some of the money or help them out with money whenever they “need” it. Also how after the initial rush wears off being surrounded by a bunch of expensive junk and serving no real purpose in life isn't very satisfying. I imagine drugs, alcohol, prostitution and gambling claim their fair share of lottery winners, too.
I was reading the “Should Utah Have a Lottery” thread and with the huge single winner jackpot that just took place maybe some of you have been thinking about this lately.
Oh, and for anyone who drove out of state to buy tickets, how many did you buy? Do you have a strategy for picking numbers or any other superstitions regarding the lotto? Is there a real sense of disappointment when you see the numbers and realize you didn't win or did you not get your hopes up in the first place?
What’s your “If I won the lottery” fantasy?
Do you think there’s a right way to win the lottery and live your life? A wrong way?
Anyone have any insight on what throws most lottery winners off the tracks? I've heard comments about how it can negatively affect your relationship with friends and family because now they think you should give them some of the money or help them out with money whenever they “need” it. Also how after the initial rush wears off being surrounded by a bunch of expensive junk and serving no real purpose in life isn't very satisfying. I imagine drugs, alcohol, prostitution and gambling claim their fair share of lottery winners, too.
I was reading the “Should Utah Have a Lottery” thread and with the huge single winner jackpot that just took place maybe some of you have been thinking about this lately.
Oh, and for anyone who drove out of state to buy tickets, how many did you buy? Do you have a strategy for picking numbers or any other superstitions regarding the lotto? Is there a real sense of disappointment when you see the numbers and realize you didn't win or did you not get your hopes up in the first place?