Philadelphia is My Home
Philadelphia is My Home
15
Aug
You Gotta Play To Win
Author: Momish, Category: General, Philly Finds, Resources
No, that post title is not another jab at the Eagles! Thanks to Sparky for pulling me up from my down-on-the-birds-slump. He’s right you know. The game the other night is not a true indication of what is to come, especially considering McNabb wasn’t even on the field.
But I digress…
The post title is in reference to the PA Lottery of course, that is there tag line after all. And you thought it was bird bashing time again. Ye of little faith.
So why would I be writing a post about the PA Lottery? Because I am about to play it. I don’t usually play the lottery. No, I prefer to throw away my hard earned money in Atlantic City. Still, sometimes I join the Powerball pools at work because in the off chance they actually hit, I don’t want to be the only idiot still kissing the boss’ butt the next day.
Other than joining the office pool, I usually don’t play. But, in the past four days I have heard about two people buying those scratch off games and winning. And we are not talking about winning a free ticket either. I mean winning mega bucks. So, the way I figure it is that things often happen in threes, right? I could be the third, right? I mean I have just as chance as anyone else, right? And you gotta play to win, right?
I’ve decided to play the $250,000 Monopoly scratch off. Mostly because the two people I recently heard about hit on a $10 ticket, but also because that is the game that seemed to have the most winning tickets still circulating out there.
What? No, I am not psychic. They actually post this information.
You didn’t know that? It’s all listed right there on the PA Lottery’s website. On the ”Remaining Winners” page. Now, before you go running off to buy the scratch offs with loads of prizes left on them, I only ask one favor of you. If you win, don’t tell me. I need to believe I still have a shot at being that third person. Don’t blow it for me!
UPDATE: I won 50 bucks! So it ain’t ten grand, but I can’t complain.
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