When people win the lottery it seems to either be a long time player or a family in dire need of financial help.
You then hear about the subsequent stories that are either good or bad.
There are many tales of warning amongst people that have won the lottery, where they spend all of it and end up squandering it all.
Meanwhile, there are some stories that are just unfair, that just seem far too unfair.
That's the case with today's post, because it garners attention for those that have believed the old adage that states, "the rich get richer".
It's no surprise that sales for lottery tickets are rising greatly around the nation.
But winners aren't a dime a dozen, especially ones that generate a full news story and frenzy of opinion.
That all changed today, when through these tough times the son of the president of Marriott Hotels won 107 MILLION dollars in the Virginia State Lottery.
That's right, the son of a mogul has won 107 million dollars and is now even richer than before.
Even though some news outlets pointed that his father makes around $1.
2 million range, it should be noted that triple digit millions is quite a lot for a young guy.
Brian McCarthy is the winner and all he did was test his luck and play a random game.
Of course, many are outraged at the thought of this rich guy getting so much money, while others are using it as motivation to try and win the lottery.
If you are reading this, and you think that you can't win, this should be proof positive that anyone can win at any point in time.
If there is a lesson to be learned here, it's that you should never stop trying to win.
There are definitely strategies out there that can help you, and while this story is one of rare instances, it is possible for anyone to win the lottery, even rich people.
Some might argue about how the lotto is random, while some will only further try to prove that numerology is important in the winning numbers.
Of course, this story is an isolated incident, and shouldn't be taken so seriously, but it was enough to get a lot of responses from the general public.
Once again, the echoing message found here is something that has been repeated by millions in the past, you can't win if you don't play.
You could've been the winner here, but if you didn't buy a ticket, you definitely didn't win.
You then hear about the subsequent stories that are either good or bad.
There are many tales of warning amongst people that have won the lottery, where they spend all of it and end up squandering it all.
Meanwhile, there are some stories that are just unfair, that just seem far too unfair.
That's the case with today's post, because it garners attention for those that have believed the old adage that states, "the rich get richer".
It's no surprise that sales for lottery tickets are rising greatly around the nation.
But winners aren't a dime a dozen, especially ones that generate a full news story and frenzy of opinion.
That all changed today, when through these tough times the son of the president of Marriott Hotels won 107 MILLION dollars in the Virginia State Lottery.
That's right, the son of a mogul has won 107 million dollars and is now even richer than before.
Even though some news outlets pointed that his father makes around $1.
2 million range, it should be noted that triple digit millions is quite a lot for a young guy.
Brian McCarthy is the winner and all he did was test his luck and play a random game.
Of course, many are outraged at the thought of this rich guy getting so much money, while others are using it as motivation to try and win the lottery.
If you are reading this, and you think that you can't win, this should be proof positive that anyone can win at any point in time.
If there is a lesson to be learned here, it's that you should never stop trying to win.
There are definitely strategies out there that can help you, and while this story is one of rare instances, it is possible for anyone to win the lottery, even rich people.
Some might argue about how the lotto is random, while some will only further try to prove that numerology is important in the winning numbers.
Of course, this story is an isolated incident, and shouldn't be taken so seriously, but it was enough to get a lot of responses from the general public.
Once again, the echoing message found here is something that has been repeated by millions in the past, you can't win if you don't play.
You could've been the winner here, but if you didn't buy a ticket, you definitely didn't win.