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Lottery mania has (had) taken over my office. Everyone from the president down is in the pool and whenever tickets pay off, the dividends are used to buy more tickets. It's a fledgling company version of a 401K. Now it looks like we've been Enron'd. :(

The only reason I played was because if the pool won, I'd be the only one coming to work. Or the only one looking for a job after the company closed.

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Lottery mania has (had) taken over my office. Everyone from the president down is in the pool and whenever tickets pay off, the dividends are used to buy more tickets. It's a fledgling company version of a 401K. Now it looks like we've been Enron'd. :(

The only reason I played was because if the pool won, I'd be the only one coming to work. Or the only one looking for a job after the company closed.

I don't buy lotto tickets. It just strikes me as the most boring form of gambling in existence.

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gotta get 2 tickets for tonight

if ...... after i win i'm gonna get a 12 line keg system for my place

:lol:

I think I'd buy a house with a library/listening room and climate controlled studio for my guitars.

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I hate lottos.

You can never "win" by putting your money into these kinds of things. The odds are stacked against you, and they pay out only a small proportion of the money that went into the tickets. And if you "win," you'll lose all your friends and alienate all your family.

Who wants that?

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I hate lottos.

You can never "win" by putting your money into these kinds of things. The odds are stacked against you, and they pay out only a small proportion of the money that went into the tickets. And if you "win," you'll lose all your friends and alienate all your family.

Who wants that?

If I win, I'm taking care of my family, so where's the alienation?

If I lose my friends, they weren't friends in the first place. And I'll buy new ones.

No doubt the odds are stacked against you, but within reason, what's the harm in taking your chances? What's really unfortunate is that in the current economic climate, lottery sales are way up because of the sheer desperation of people who are out of work or facing foreclosure.

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