The old man selling lottery tickets won the jackpot, a few months later he returned to his hometown to raise ducks because he was "out of pocket".

Besides those who changed their lives by knowing how to use jackpot money properly, there are many people who after winning very large prizes do not know how to manage money, play, and gamble, leading to bankruptcy and debt.

Specifically, Life and Law Newspaper reported that in 2007, Mr. CVS (born 1960, from An Giang) went to Dong Nai to work as a construction worker to make ends meet. Feeling sorry for his hard work, the owner of a lottery agency in Bien Hoa city called in and hired him as an employee to sell lottery tickets.

That day, close to closing time, Mr. S still had 2 lottery tickets left. He thought about it again and again and decided to keep the two tickets as a way to try his luck. After that, he returned to his tattered motel room, rummaged through the pot of cold rice, and ate it to quench his hunger until it was time... to give birth.

"He ran to the neighbor's house to watch on TV. When the station filmed the special prize, he waited nervously, then blinked his eyes a few times to wake up, bursting with joy because the two lottery tickets matched the special row on the TV.

He exchanged it for a bonus at the dealership he was working for. He held a bundle of money up to 2.7 billion VND to the joy of his boss and colleagues," Mr. Ngoc - a neighbor of Mr. S. shared on Life and Law.

"Change your life" in an instant, Mr. S. spent more than 1 billion VND to buy a two-story house in an alley right in the center of Bien Hoa city. His friends advised him to save the remaining money to earn interest. But he refused to listen, spending freely as he wished, buying luxury motorbikes, and enjoying the life of a single billionaire.

Worth mentioning, when he was poor, Mr. S. did not have many friends, so when he was rich, he organized many drinking parties with canned beer and foreign wine to "admit" more friends. Even if anyone complained about poverty or suffering, he was willing to believe and spend money on them without any hesitation.

Because of his debauchery and reckless spending of money, Mr. S. soon spent nearly a billion dong. At this time, many retired officials in the hamlet kindly advised him, but he did not listen.

Mr. S. asked a famous young man to "play" football to be his advisor in betting matches. He "earned" tens of millions of dong, praised this person's good hands, rewarded them handsomely, and put all his trust in them. And after a series of wins, he had a series of consecutive losses. He decided to borrow money from his brothers and sisters to place a few more bets but still couldn't win.

Losing the match, the debt was getting bigger and bigger, and the interest was calculated daily, so just a few months later, social people came to find him. The 2-story house was quickly visited by tattooed guys who regularly visited to collect debts. He had to call someone to sell the house so he could soon have peace.

The day he stepped out onto the street after saying "goodbye" to his billion-dollar house, Mr. S. could not control his emotions and burst into tears. He chose to return to his hometown and build a cabin near the river to raise ducks.

Not only Mr. S., there have been many similar cases before.

Accordingly, Mr. D.HT, owner of a pharmacy, the habit of using lottery tickets to get change back has become common. Mr. T. often asked his father to keep a few lottery tickets to hope for luck.

In September 1970, Mr. T. was lucky to win a special prize along with two consolation prizes, total value up to 3 million VND. This was quite a large sum of money at that time. In early December of the same year, Mr. T. kept another lottery ticket with the number 40 and suddenly won another jackpot of 4 million VND.

Born into a family of 9 siblings, Mr. T. had to rely on the pharmacy and grocery business to make a living. After finishing elementary school, he decided to quit school to help his parents run the stall. At that time, state salaries were very small and gold did not have much value. When Mr. T. won the jackpot, his parents kept that money and were able to buy a house and a car, a significant "life-changing" opportunity.

Receiving a large amount of money, Mr. T.'s parents used part of it to buy a piece of land and build a larger house. With the remaining money, Mr. T. began to engage in entertainment and shopping activities, but gradually got caught up in a spiral of banned substances and crime.

He even turned to robbery to get money for drugs. Seeing this, Mr. T.'s family also withdrew, his wife took the children and left, and all the brothers and sisters in the family avoided him.

After many incidents, Mr. T. decided to begin the journey of rebuilding his life. From turning to meditation to find peace to doing good deeds, Mr. T. gradually reintegrated into society. Through constant efforts and efforts, he found happiness in family life and work.

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