I think it really shows how greedy people are and how unfair the lottery system is.
Why do people lined up around the block to buy a lotto ticket when the winnings are outrageously high?
I've never figured that one out.
Is there something wrong with winning 1 million or even a half million?
Wouldn't it be far better and make more sense to spread that money around so more people could win?
I really believe the limit of any lotto game should be no more than 1 million.
That would be 640 people minimum to win instead of as today.... 3.
If I won 640 million dollars, I'd give it just about all of it away. But no, I did not play. I think your chances
would be far greater at winning, if you played the regular state lotto.
Funny because last night I watched a futuristic movie and the gas per gallon was $37.50.
I don't know how long a life I will live but I do have to say, I wonder about the young folks and the children being
born today. What kind of future they will have.
I can remember paying $0.29 on average for a gallon of gas, $0.05 for a candy bar, $0.19 for a loaf of bread, $0.02 for a couple pieces of candy or a little handful of chewing gum, $0.12 for a soft drink (and you got $0.02 back when you took the bottle back to the store).
Over the course of just 40 years (I was 16 years old, 40 years ago), prices have skyrocketed beyond belief to those in my generation. Makes me wonder what prices will be in 40 more years.
