Quote from: fruktik on Today at 07:01:43 AM

Quote from: Dave1 on November 30, 2024, 07:39:11 AM

Yeah, for sure those who bet on the lottery is looking to get out of their poverty and so they go and try their luck and there are a lot of people who have won, changes their lives for the better and never be poor again.

But on the flipside, those who win who might not have seen this kind of money before in their lives and doesn't know to handle it, could just throw parties around and giving away their money to their close friends. And then when they don't have the money, those people suddenly disappear, and that is the curse of lottery winners.

Yes, this happens all the time in life. A friend of mine got a lot of money. Every day, a huge number of people gathered, thirsty for freebies. As soon as the money ran out, everyone ran away and forgot about the person, as if nothing had happened. That's what society is like. You can understand both sides. No one is interested in communicating with a poor person. He has practically no opportunities. Boring and nothing more, isn't it?

The society of leeches are formed from the very childhood. We cant fully blame those who use got-rich-quick people, and then leave them when they are poor. What parents teach kids from childhood? Dont be greedy, share. What happens when someone opens bag of chips or candies, jar with cookies ? You share and other run to taste or ask for free even if you dont want to share Cheesy

Bag of chips that you wanted to eat alone, becomes empty quickly because others come and take 1 or 2 chips. With adults and lottery winners happens all the same, their resources are just different Cheesy