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  3. alocispepraluger102
    you do believe in miracles, if you play the lottery.

    recently reading that the price of powerball tickets will shortly increase, i thought, why did it take them so long to raise prices.



    for a long time, i've thought that the various lotteries are mainly a tax on poor people.

    is there anything sadder than walking into a convenience store and find folks sometimes buying and buying and buying tickets.

    lottery managers want poor people thinking they'll be rich overnight. the odds are that they may win 40% back, until they use the winnings to buy more tickets. what's 40% of 40%?

    being rich without the ability to manage it is pretty much like being poor. many who win big quickly just as suddenly lose it.

    i think of lottery salesmenm the same way as i do bartenders offering an alcoholic another drink.

    just between you and i me, the lottery folks want people addicted to gambling. they are actually selling snake oil.

    healthy folks don't need snake oil sick.
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LyojoGHtmGs

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