Young girl wins lottery and is now suing because she won.

[TITAN308]

Source: http://nypost.com/2017/02/14/winning...uined-my-life/

The youngest person ever to win the lottery in Britain wants to sue the jackpot honchos who made her wealthy because the dough “ruined her life,” according to a report.

She’s sick of shopping, misses hustling for a paycheck and has struggled to find a boyfriend who isn’t using her for the dough, she said.

So I'm trying to figure out what the end game here. What is the tactic.

You are upset you were given money, so you sue for more money?

All I can think logically is her coffers are running out and she won't know how to cope with not being rich anymore and needs a cash injection via a lawsuit?

I dunno, other ideas?

[The Stormbringer]

Yeah, I don't get it... Why sue them unless you just wanted more money? And it's also stupid fucking reasoning because if she wanted to stop doing those things, she could.

How? Don't tell people you're rich. Don't go shopping all the time. Get a part-time or full-time job.

Don't complain when you win it big. Hell, if you hate the money so much, you could give it to your family and charity!

[Dug]

Sounds to me like someone's funds are running a bit low lol

[Waltzinblack]

Is this a fucking joke. Someone should put that ungrateful dog down.

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Source: http://nypost.com/2017/02/14/winning...uined-my-life/



So I'm trying to figure out what the end game here. What is the tactic.

You are upset you were given money, so you sue for more money?

All I can think logically is her coffers are running out and she won't know how to cope with not being rich anymore and needs a cash injection via a lawsuit?

I dunno, other ideas?

Let me have your money, I'll gladly take it off your hands.

[Rixis]

Slight clarification (or dispelling a lie, whichever) she's not the youngest lottery winner in Britain (though possibly the youngest euromillions winner), the youngest lottery winner was Callie Rogers who won it at 16 in 2003 (ish), this lass was 17 when she won it in 2013.

Both were idiots who threw it all away.

[jstnw89]

Really pulls at the heart strings.

[Captain N]

A 17 year old with 1.25 million dollars did what most younger and many older people would do when handed a large sum of money....spent it...and then realized that material things don't always solve your problems.

When are people going to realize that a single million really isn't that much money to begin with?

[minteK917]

I mean shes not bad looking, so boy friends arent using her only for the dough, probably for the donut hole too.

[belfpala]

When are people going to realize that a single million really isn't that much money to begin with?

Come on, it would get me through at least next week!

[Fat Mac]

Source: http://nypost.com/2017/02/14/winning...uined-my-life/



So I'm trying to figure out what the end game here. What is the tactic.

You are upset you were given money, so you sue for more money?

All I can think logically is her coffers are running out and she won't know how to cope with not being rich anymore and needs a cash injection via a lawsuit?

I dunno, other ideas?

Park plans to file a lawsuit against UK’s National Lottery, claiming it shouldn’t allow kids under 18 to play

its right there in the article

[munkeyinorbit]

Source: http://nypost.com/2017/02/14/winning...uined-my-life/



So I'm trying to figure out what the end game here. What is the tactic.

You are upset you were given money, so you sue for more money?

All I can think logically is her coffers are running out and she won't know how to cope with not being rich anymore and needs a cash injection via a lawsuit?

I dunno, other ideas?

You read it right? It says in the article what it is all about.

[Captain N]

Come on, it would get me through at least next week!

I hope you're opening one of your restaurants here in Chicago with that million!

It would be quite a bit for me, personally, but I've never had expensive desires in the first place.

Nothing wrong with that. The longer you can stretch out that these days is saying something. Especially with rising housing costs...(The girl in the article bought 2 homes).

[Sunseeker]

It would be quite a bit for me, personally, but I've never had expensive desires in the first place.

I can't say that when I was 17, I even could think of 1.25M in stuff I wanted.

[Blueobelisk]

You know I wouldn't call 21 years old a "young girl." I thought she was like 13 from that description.

[belfpala]

I hope you're opening one of your restaurants here in Chicago with that million!

Nope! According to my budget, I'm going to buy it! I'm going to buy all of Chicago

[TITAN308]

You read it right? It says in the article what it is all about.

I have serious reservations she is filing a lawsuit out of the goodness of her heart to alter the age limit.

If that was the case she would have campaigned the authorities (like the article states) that set that limit. She wants more money.

The minimum legal age for lottery players should be up to the government, the spokesman said.

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You know I wouldn't call 21 years old a "young girl." I thought she was like 13 from that description.

She was 17 when she won.

[The One Percent]

The lottery is for the poor and stupid so stories like this should surprise no one.

[Captain N]

Nope! According to my budget, I'm going to buy it! I'm going to buy all of Chicago

Can you start with that eyesore baseball stadium on the southside and knock it to the ground first? :-P

[belfpala]

Can you start with that eyesore baseball stadium on the southside and knock it to the ground first? :-P

Heard, 86 the White Sox. On it.