Re: A man stole $6 from his girlfriend to gamble, or maybe he didn't!
Moral of the story?
Stop believing every post on Twitter or Facebook. Ignoring the fact that every bitcoiner should live by the principle of "don't trust, verify," these are gambling stories, and you could trust a gambler about this as much as a fisherman and his stories about the 20-meter 100 tons carp he just failed to catch.
Exactly, don't trust; verify first… This is not just about the stories on X or other social media; some of these news media are also into cooking up stories with attracting headlines just to make money from their readers.Stop believing every post on Twitter or Facebook. Ignoring the fact that every bitcoiner should live by the principle of "don't trust, verify," these are gambling stories, and you could trust a gambler about this as much as a fisherman and his stories about the 20-meter 100 tons carp he just failed to catch.
Oh wow. And here I was thinking another man stole from his girlfriend and still won a massive amount. Honestly, I was already just considering going to steal a few bucks from my wife to see if I'll be the next lucky one 
As funny as this post might want to be, this is one of the sad realities that such stories on the internet deposit in some of their readers' minds, like they will become luckier to win something when they commit a crime to get the money, which they spend on gambling. It's crazy, but some people actually do have that mentality, which even if they try it, they will lose that money.