Quote from: xSkylarx on July 06, 2019, 12:26:04 PM

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Quote from: goaldigger on May 30, 2019, 02:07:33 PM

This was on the news this week on our local television. A man named Vito Halasan was won a 7M canadian dollars in a draw. He is already on late 50's and is currently working as a janitor and buy lottery tickets for the hope to have a better life. I dont think that this man is lucky but i consider him blessed. They say that gambling isnt the answer to poverty but this man becomes an exception knowing he deserved to won and i know its really for him.

I buy lottery tickets so I can dream. I dream of being able to take care of my kids and make their future better. Now well be able to buy a nice house for my children and grandchildren, - Vito Halasan

In every rule, there is an exception but we also should not compare his life to us. The universe wants to make him win because of some particular reasons. If you devote your money and time with gambling, you will end up with a life completely opposite to him. Hardwork and dedication is really the key.

Here's the link for complete article:
https://news.mb.com.ph/2019/05/29/filipino-janitor-wins-7-million-jackpot-in-canadian-lottery/

I am a born gambler and I understand what Vito said. Buying tickets to dream is what we do. I have this writing above the head of my bed - "impossible is nothing" and it pushes me to keep trying. Many are saying gambling is bad but what is bad is alcoholism, addiction to drugs not gambling.

You've got to be confident enough to win big like Vito. However I do hope he manages the funds he has made well and should be wary of parasites - the very people that will cast aspersions on you when you're gambling will still turn back to beg for cash.

Gambling is bad if an individual is addicted to it same as alcohol or drugs, or anything that is too much will always be bad for people. Nothing is impossible as long as you work hard, Vito was a janitor and not a gambler, he just simply had a dream to give his children a better future, and luckily he got that in gambling. I'm sure even him didn't expect that to happen. Now he can retire, have his own business and make his dreams come true.

That is if he had that mentally now to spend and live lavishly. Hitting the winning jackpot in a lotto will change your life 360. But you also need to understand that all your money can disappear as well if you don't know how to take care of it.

Specially ordinary folks with this sudden luck. I'm not judging him, but most of the time those winners will just spend their money on everything until such day that they realized that all their money is gone and it's gonna be too late.

But the morals is that everyone can dream big.