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The Other Colbert

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I do know that you have to be careful which ones to buy, the older games often don't have any winning cards left in circulation and they're being sold anyway.

I might play the lottery only once or twice a year, mostly because my wife loves it.

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A guy I used to work with won 100k once, 50k once 25k 3x and 10k 5 times... He moved her in 08 and plays $150 a week. Last I talked to him he was bitching because he had not won anything over 1k in 6 months.

If you play tickets under $10 you are wasting your time.

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I fugging hate it when I am standing in line at the gas station to buy drinks or something and some low-life with 3 kids that they can't provide for is buying lottery tickets.

Every time that I have ever seen someone win $5 or whatever, they always cash that back in for another ticket.

and it always takes fuging 30 minutes for them to do their thing and register and pay, etc. so obnoxious

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I won $70 on $9 worth of tickets abut a year ago. I still get them from the vending machine every once in a great while. If I wasn't spending money on a scratch off lottery ticket, I'd be spending more on some ho! :p

Take her to Red Rocks, listen to her talk about what a poo her ex was, then at the end of the date MAYBE get a G'night kiss. I get more satisfaction on buying lottery tickets. Or a bag of dirt that I stand a good chance of getting some gold out of it!

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