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First, I would make a doctor's appointment to check everything out, especially my heart. Then I just wouldn't show up for work. Not sure if I would stay here either. Probably live in a hotel until i could sort out my thoughts and make any decisions. That is more money than I could spend in several lifetimes. Pretty difficult to say what would happen until it does. Then I would be in a fog for a while.

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2 hours ago, REBgp said:

Just a heads up.  I didn't get tickets before but I bought 3 today and one of them is the winner.  Rest of y'all save your money!

Compared to the hundreds of millions of tickets sold, I'd say you have a heckuva chance. Somepeople hit 5 numbers and won a couple million. I could live with that. Of course I'd live the rest of my life wondering why I didn't pick that last number.

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