That was the reaction of a Brooklyn dad who was the lone winner of last month's $298.3 million Powerball, the second-largest jackpot in New York state history.
Johnson said he was sick on the day after Christmas but dragged himself to his job as a truck driver so he could get holiday pay.
When he went to gas up his truck, he went into the minimart with a $5 bill to play what he always plays: Lotto, Mega Millions and Powerball. Johnson chose quick-pick, and the computer spit out 05, 25, 38, 52 and 67, with Powerball 24.
Johnson called out sick the next day, and even though he got a call from a friend saying the winning ticket had been sold at the gas station where he bought his, he said, "That's not me man, that’s not my luck" and didn't check to see if he had the winning numbers.
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/brooklyn-truck-driver-298-3m-new-york-powerball-winner-n962841
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Johnson said he was sick on the day after Christmas but dragged himself to his job as a truck driver so he could get holiday pay.
When he went to gas up his truck, he went into the minimart with a $5 bill to play what he always plays: Lotto, Mega Millions and Powerball. Johnson chose quick-pick, and the computer spit out 05, 25, 38, 52 and 67, with Powerball 24.
Johnson called out sick the next day, and even though he got a call from a friend saying the winning ticket had been sold at the gas station where he bought his, he said, "That's not me man, that’s not my luck" and didn't check to see if he had the winning numbers.
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/brooklyn-truck-driver-298-3m-new-york-powerball-winner-n962841
[FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]298.3 million ways to say Fuck You and Take this Job a Shove It [/FONT]
