Your Life After Winning : the $600 Million Lottery And Nobody Knows

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• PO

  @Positive_1-o8y · 13 days ago (edited)

  I can personally verify that you tell no one. My win was only 1 mill but I told people like family and close friends. It is incredible how entitled some people instantly get. Whilst these are educational videos they could expand upon what people do if you do announce it, just to scare you with the truth.

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• AL

  @AlondaPittman-ol2op · 1 month ago

  Soooo wouldn’t his family know the inheritance wasn’t true🤔

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• ST

  @stan4d1969 · 20 hours ago

  200 million in the bank and dude is still working and living off $8500 per month.  F***ing insane.

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• MK

  @mke_marcus4722 · 9 days ago

  Where’s the soon-to-be ex wife or girlfriend and their obligatory lawyer in this cartoon ? <br>A guy in Wisconsin won over $750M and his girlfriend immediately retained a lawyer to get “her fair share”.

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• ST

  @stevenbell3897 · 3 weeks ago

  Wait, what?<br><br>You lied to your brother by telling him that you received an inheritance and that didn’t result in a follow up question. &nbsp;I call BS

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• ST

  @StinzandL · 1 month ago

  sadly I live in a state that makes you disclose who you are if you win even a small amount. D*mn it

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• WI

  @williamdiaz3468 · 2 days ago

  Basically if i win the lottery, &nbsp;Odessa will control my life and live in fear. F.....k that,i will live my full life

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• MA

  @maureenball6733 · 13 days ago

  If you tell your brother about an inheritance. A risk hecoul demand to know who helped you without including him?

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• MI

  @mikegriffin9603 · 4 days ago

  So you win the lottery and I’m not able to enjoy it for years. Great advice.

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• JO

  @JoFreshFrancis · 2 days ago (edited)

  But if &nbsp;nobody knows amd you die who gets the money?<br>Whats wealth when you cant set your family up?

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• HO

  @HowlinWatersSoloShows · 2 weeks ago

  Everybody hates a hero ... if he had given Desmond the money to bail him out, old Des would&apos;ve been grateful for a short while, but then the contempt would fester that he was under his friends thumb for the money ... or that he wasn&apos;t good enough himself, and had to get his friend to bail him out. &nbsp;Always best to let someone like that work through it and figure out their own solution ... you won&apos;t lose a friend that way.

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• ID

  @Idiarewa · 10 days ago

  Nice idea ❤❤

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