Hey buddy I think you understood wrong what he was saying is he made his friends close nit (Basically very few) so it was his choice to keep them closer and you can tell this for what he said after "if you werent a friend before than you werent a friend" basically saying if you wasnt nice to me don't expect me to give you my money, hopes this helps!
"my friends ditched me, so when I won the lottery I called them and then I had to pay their hotel bills they upgraded to". Here's a good sign you didn't have any friends
Bru he had just won a million pounds, he was most likely so excited he offered to upgrade the hotel room and treat his friends. Stop thinking the worst in people without even truly knowing them.
I went to school in crewe and kevin Jones's wife was a teacher there. She helped me out with a lot of things and I see them now and then in my local town. Nothing has changed about them. They still smile at everyone, still shop local aswell. Pretty sure the wife of kevin still works at the school. He didnt quite his job of being a bus driver as he still felt like he had to do his job and not let everyone down. He also gave every passenger a free lucky dip lottery ticket for a week. No one nicer could of won that money they deserved it.
if I told my friends that I had won the lottery and their reaction was upgrading their rooms and ordering champagne I 100% wouldn't turn up and would go and do my own thing instead. Nothing but respect for the older guy, 100% deserved every penny.
I have a feeling he may have played a small part in hyping them up and telling them to go for it that he isn't revealing / got cut in editing in this video.
I don't play bcoz I wouldn't want to win. I know that too many ppl would expect from me when they wouldn't do it if it was them. I also know that id finally have friends and when I need people legitimatly I don't. I'm happy skint. At least I know who my true people are and I can count them on a polo
The older gentleman sounds like he’s lived his life really well since winning the money. The younger man seemed to have spent his money on all the wrong things in the beginning but it was good to hear that he has made money back again and paid off debts for his family. Hearing the older man say that the money gave him time is a great thing, that’s what it’s all about - not the fancy things more the freedom.
The older guys wife worked at my high school as a TA, I remember when they won and she kept working part time for a little bit, she was always very lovely. Bless still see them around town occasionally
So why is he featured on several articles saying he blew 500k on partying and women? He's been on tv shows saying he was spending 50k a month at one stage. He says he bought a house too? 500k and a house is a serious percentage of his winnings. For him to then claim he's now made more than he won after a further 3 years seems like a straight up lie to save face. He must be selling the best luxury cars in the business for record breaking mark-ups...or not being truthful? 🤔
@@deadlydizzle7588 the average car salesman can earn 60k a year. imagine how much a dealership with 10 salesmen is profiting to make it worth their while.
@JonathanPlays im sorry but if i was rich, i would invest some, then save some money for a house, then buy a project car. i dont care if it depreciates. project cars are fun. rich or not im a car guy its the life that chose me. so if i become rich ima break that rule. also does food count as a liability since it doesnt make you money if you eat it xd
If you're in America and win most states wont let you. They require you to go public so ppl won't think the lottery is a scam. If every week they told you someone won but didnt say who then ppl would start thinking it's a government money racket.
@@allthingssilver7635 Wrong, get an attorney, create a trust that owns a trust that owns a trust. It makes it pretty hard to track who actually owns the initial trust. Have that trust claim the ticket.
@@allthingssilver7635 are you sure. That seems ridiculous?? Also if you won the money, maybe get a lawyer or something. If they force you to go public, you should but on your terms (IE go to the press). If they forced me to go public I would but I would save any emails, record phone calls and literally give it to news outlets. Even if that meant my prize is void, it would save future winners from being forced into doing something they don't wanna do.
@Miss reign Trust me. There are plenty of people that steal for much less. Especially family and "friends". You would soon see that some of the people that were once the closest to you, become needy and obviously get jealous. I don't think I would tell anyone apart one or two people.
Its always a perspective. For poor people, money can buy at least a bit of happiness. For people that always have been middle class or high class society, money buys drugs.
GraffTube / Graffiti - Painting - Sketching bruh no it doesn’t lmao just cause we middle class don’t mean we gonna buy drugs 💀 i would be hella happy if i was rich
I won £100 on a £2 scratch card while i was in work and i was freaking out at the desk . I shouldnt have been allowed to buy it as i was working security and cant buy stuff until my break, only reason i bought it was because there was bread reduced at the front and i wanted a loaf before it was gone
You can literally see the wisdom dripping off the older fella! Especially when ya sit the young fella next to him!! One has learned a lot. One still has a lot to learn! Such is Life.
The "lad on the right" literally said after a confrontation with his mother he's made changes and now is worth more than when he won. He could be lying, but... he could also be an alien engaging in high-stakes LARPing, so maybe avoid the maybes.
dont know if this kills the mood but i started bawling when i heard this man talk. he reminds me of my father who lost his life to cancer when i was 14, jesus christ
@@AbuKhanAbuKhan funny how you and the guy your responding to have equally stupid comments. The young dude defo wasted a fair bit of his money but at the same time he is worth more than how much he initially won so it is likely that he invested, infact I'm pretty sure he owns a successful car dealership, just because he's young and you are jealous of him (naturally, I mean he did get incredibly lucky) doesn't mean he's not doing anything useful with what he won rather than wasting it
Abu Khan nope I’d literally just spend half on dividend stocks that will pay me out quarterly. And invest the rest in a rental property. Hence not working ever again.
@@blswebmaster you couldn't live off a mil for your entire life... Divide a mil by a decent livable wage , you'll end up with like 20-28 years you wouldn't have to work. However this isn't including buying a house, a car, buying new items you've always wanted. So you'll be left with half of that mil. So maybe 10 years of non work :/ You would be better off getting a job and using a small amount each month to boost your income. IE, if you earn 2,000 per month, add an extra 500-1,000. Eek your money out.
When i won the lottery I ran to the shop faster than ever.... handed my ticket in and spent the whole £2.60 winnings on 2 freddos. Made my life that day lol !
Yes but a million today is not a lot of money after taxes your richer like the older gentleman when u win millions, but yes I can use a million and make it work! 😂
When the young lad said "I've hadnt had a sad day since, never look at the price tag, get to go where i want whenever i want" yeah, it pretty much sums it to me. Money DOES buy you freedom, and DOES buy you happiness.
@@cookncrook6902 the point is, if you re poor and strugle your whole life. Live on paycheck to paycheck or unemployed etc, PLUS depression anxiety etc. And then you win a ton of cash. That doesn’t easy your life? That doesn’t bring you instant happiness and relief? Your point?
@@velhinho_91 I’m not negative just a realist. Happiness comes from within not from money or possessions. Money buys comfort and brings more problems than it solves for lottery winners. Watch some of the lotto horror stories on TH-cam there is no shortage of them. Am i saying I wouldn’t want to win the lotto? Of course not! But If I did I wouldn’t expect that it would make my life complete. If you play I wish you luck!
@@MariusiDZ Well that s exactly why I dont think he shoul be praised so much for that. I respect the work ethic and how level headed he is, but he aint no Hero, he is just occupying a position that a lot of people would Need to survive. He is probably just bored
@@daco7612 he said he went out the next morning because people depended on that bus, presumably they would have struggled to fill the shift at such short notice. I didn't think he said he still works there...?
Wow. This is fascinating; thank you very much for producing this! I'm also a lottery winner and it's so novel and special to meet others who have won! I won the Powerball in 1999 before going back to college to study film and journalism. I'm now combining my experience with my desire to meet and interview other winners and people who have come into sudden wealth and fame on my channel. It's really rare to win the lottery, but it does happen!
This really shows the difference between the mentality of two ages. The amount of life experiences a person hsve really show when these two say what they done winning the freedom they alwsys dream about. One lives in the moment and the other lives for more experience
When I see videos like these I start daydreaming about what I would buy and the relief my family and myself would have! But I forget that I should be grateful!
I love that the older guy has remained so grounded. Wealth is a powerful force and not everyone can keep themselves and their priorities in checks. He understands that time and the people you love are the true keys to happiness.
This was actually great to see. Can relate to the younger guy being in a dead end situation. Then having his luck turning around. However £1m can go very quickly I am glad he invested and didn’t get into debt again.
Money doesn’t buy happiness? This old guy literally just said it has given him time to spend with family and close friends, something he couldn’t have while working. In my opinion, time with family is happiness. Money is the key to life. Edit: Thanks for all the comments & opinions, it’s cool to see how people think. Of course I agree that money is a tool and doesn’t directly make you happy, it’s down to how you use it. If you’re a moralistic person, that knows how to take care of money, money will be the tool to your happiness. There are or course people who ruin their lives and its sad.
Exactly, having money Will get you Time to do what you like, not having them Will put you to work and work, you wont have Time to do what u like and your life Will pass, you Will feel bad knowing that u never acomplished what you wanted
It's not money, it's time doing what u love , u can have all the money in the world but if u have to spend 40h a week doing shit u hate, then money won't be much helpful in bringing u joy
''Money doesn’t buy happiness? This old guy literally just said it has given him time to spend with family and close friends, something he couldn’t have while working.'' Yea but what about people who don't have family/good relationships with family or not many friends? That and all my mates work fill time and are busy with their own lives, they wouldn't want me hanging around them all the time just because I no longer had to work. Money is great but nothing in the world, money included, can guarantee happiness. Money cannot shield you from all the normal pains, sorrows and tragedies of life. I think that is the mistake that people make-thinking that excess money can offer a utopia when in actual fact, life isn't like that for anybody. If so why are so many of the rich and famous addicts/battled depression etc? Don't get me wrong, I'd love to be rich as much as the next person and it would improve aspects of my life yet I'm still not naive enough to think life would be perfection and flawless just because of money and I'd feel like I was high on happiness 24/7.That's really not how it works. My neighbour was worth tens of millions (around 40) that he inherited yet had dreadful struggles with drink,overeating,depression and demons all through his life and was used left,right and centre for his money by vulchers. He was never a happy man and his family all fell out over the inheritance which caused him great pain. Today in his 70s he lives alone.
@Sir Banastre Tarleton but money and hard work aren't necessarily compatible either. Many people work long long hours yet aren't wealthy or live pay cheque to cheque and in today's era of ridiculous house prices and high rents its becoming increasingly more common even in high pressured careers such as teaching,nursing, the police etc. Just because somebody got ahead in the workplace doesn't mean they are working any harder,there are only a limited number of the elite jobs so only the minority can get them. Often times it can be how you interviewed or who you know etc. Many average Joe's work too work long shifts in Tesco etc earning minimum wage. In other words long hours doesn't equate to big salary.
The older chap is the most gracious winner.. what a good guy. Nice to see this video after watching 'the lottery made me miserable.' I know I'll be super grateful and that it would change my life for the better WHEN I win.
"by the time I got to barley I had this whole bill to pay that I hadn't contributed towards" No way in hell I would have paid for them to upgrade their rooms and drink champagne without me
You can say money doesn’t buy happiness but the younger fella literally said he could sell his happiness and he hasn’t had a sad day since he won. Money doesn’t buy happiness but it can often solve all of the problems that are making you unhappy. Most people’s stress in life is financial.
Luke Aspley I did not say anything about getting up to work for someone else in my comment. You still need a work ethic if you need to work for yourself.
In defence, the older guy did blow some money on a Jag too. They both blew money on bs stuff. But luckily, they both figured out that if they kept on that path, they'd be right back to square one in no time. 70% of windfall lottery winners are bankrupt within 3-5 years. It's because being rich has a different mindset. We've all heard about those cheap miserly millionaires that look for a deal on everything. It's because they are used to making money work for them instead of disappearing. That $1000 they could spend on an X would actually turn into say $1500 if they invested well. So they see that X as a $1500 loss rather than the $1000 on the price tag. If more poor and middle class people took this mindset, they'd be way better off. And we've seen just that happen with a lot of rags to riches success stories. But ya, learn about money and how it works and how it can work for you. If you're just spending it on crap that isn't making you money, you're never going to get ahead. And don't just put it into Savings. With inflation, you are losing money daily if it's just sitting in a savings account. Take some time to learn to invest, even if it's a small amount each month. It all adds up.
A lot of you don’t understand that the goal is not to triple your Winning by investment, the goal is to find peace and not go broke again. The young guy didn’t fail, yes he waisted a lot of money but that was to expect but the fact that he’s not broke is a victory itself. The old guy is a gem, he had a long humble life to earn wisdom before winning and to realize the hidden value of the money. The simple fact that he was able to work as a bus driver after being an engineer without bitterness or anger is the sign he’s a real one. Wish them both the best
right? :D i meet world class celebrities every day because of my job but i never said to anybody its some kind of success that im around them few minutes
I would be happy as fuck if 50 Cent passed me a bottle of vodka while several other celebrities were also at the same place. To me, that shows that he was a commoner; a track suit in the UK is worn by no snob in the UK, and he says that he had a £20,000 debt. To go from that, to paying £15,000 for a table somewhere and being passed a bottle of vodka by 50 Cent? Yeah, nah. That’s when I could happily say I’ve made it in life. It may not be a lot of money, but I for one could never see 50 Cent giving me anything, nor even think of spending £15,000 on a table at a fancy place. Even if I was rich I would think that’s a bit fucking much.
We got people in Finland who have just returned to their normal life after the win its kind of a normal thing here, we just had a case where the winner waited for 11 months before collecting his winnings (like over 10 million euros) because he was "busy"
1M isnt that much if you stop working. Just with living that money would be burned in like 10 years max - but maybe I'm biased cause I live in Switzerland and living is expensive here
Invested, 1M is enough for a modest house and to retire with a middle class income with no work from ROI, and I don't live in a cheap place, although, probably not as expensive as Switzerland. You can live in some decent yet cheap places for like ~500 a month (not where I live, but, we're talking from different countries so you get my gist)
This kids gonna go broke. If you dont have an income and are just spending constantly, that money will be gone mad quick. Basically if youre not working and just spending willy nilly it wouldnt take long at all. I know a person who won 100k on a scratcher in Florida. He was into drugs at the time and spent half of it in 6 months. The other half was in a CD and he took that and skipped town - which was probably a good idea. I work at an FBO with private planes and jets. Those are actual rich people who make millions a year. They are cheap as hell and dont spend anything they dont need to.
Yeah your right 1 mil is not enough if you stop working. And my grandpa is a multi-millionaire and he still is cheap as hell when we shop in the supermarket . But his house is really huge tho
Always take your time with your lottery tickets!!! I always check my tickets at least twice but usually more than that. I won the lottery and did call into work and quit a job I despised but I did it in a friendly way. That was a bit of luck because when I got off the phone and checked my ticket again(2nd time) I realized I was checking an old drawing date. Turns out I didn't even match 1 number so I went back to work and the other employees did have a good laugh but the manager hired me back.
Everyone out here saying the young guy is a knob. You give me the impression of jealousy, he's young living a boring life, and he comes into a decent amount of money. He enjoys it, fine may have blew through some but that is almost expected. I researched into him and came across his social media/s. Not only does he appear to be living a happy life but he also appears to be running what looks to be a successful prestige car dealership... There is an essence of judging a book by its cover here, whilst he didn't exactly delve into what he has done to set a future up for himself. There is no need to jump to conclusions.
Thanks for providing more info about him. However, people aren't "judging a book by its cover." They're literally reacting to his very in -depth sharing about what he's done with his (not very much) money and it sounds vapid.
@@Dayvit78 funny thing is most of the people commenting negatively probably don't even have 1% of either of these two guys wealth and yet are judging the 31yo 99% of these people would blow the money a lot faster. This is the importance of educating ourselves on investing, finances and taxes so that when we get decent amounts of money for the first time we can immediately increase the wealth
@@rob2549 plucking stats from thin air.. hmm I agree, it’s not jealousy or anything, I suppose the young guy isn’t very likeable is all- no substance. That’s all. There’s more to negative reactions than just jealousy, I think.
A question I would have liked to hear was “if given a second chance with your lottery winnings, what would you do different that would have benefited you more?”
His pals sound like good people upgrading their rooms before he even got there. I won 1 million I wouldn't tell any of my friends I would sort my mum and dad out and my wean. And the rest I would invest after buying a decent house.
The amount of commenters here who missed or ignored the part where the young dude said that he settled down and is now worth more than what he won is too damn high. Also, he's lucky to be worth more because a quick Google search shows that he did some crazy shit for a few years after he won.
Funny how everyone here is judging him yet can't even preform a basic human function. Which is using those things on either side of your head called ears.
Except my Mom who I take care of, of course and my son, maybe or he could find out after I'm gone! LOL!! But since it's a small town everyone would know before the check was printed!!
" i was sitting next to 50 cent, kanye and beyonce in the back. It was mad!" I will never understand why being around celebrities is so exciting to some people, 1M and that's what gets you excited?? Really?
Beyonce is iirc the 6th richest woman on the planet. All of the people he named were extremely wealthy and he was rubbing elbows with them all, as a young kid who had just been 20k in debt, hated his dead end job, and living in an apartment he could no longer afford. That is the DEFINITION of a you've made it moment
@@crofteezy I know sarcasm is hard to convey in text but I think he ment that 1 mil is a lot of money and to say that it's "just" 1 mil is kind of a dick move...
The older fella is a cracking guy, I met him in his house and I just hit it off with him straight away, oh and this is before he told me ha was a lottery winner, he wished me some luck before I went to Las Vegas for my 50th, good luck to you Mr Jones.
Its knowing who your friends are before the win that's most important. I've got that one mate who's been there all the way. And trust me when I say his friendship is worth more to me then any lottery win. Type of friend you can call family.
I love these stories ❤. I want to hear about some of the good side of winning the lottery not just all those warning stories. When I think about winning i get caught up thinking about the material stuff I'd buy, but It's Time, Time and freedom is what you're winning. I'd probably get a financial adviser and hope they are good at their job and trustworthy.
He won 6 mill and still went to work because people depended on the bus to get to work, what a guy!
that's humble, that's respects
must have been his best day at work 😂
I'm a bus driver and there's no way I'd be going into work 😂
I was on his bus that day. He was driving like an absolute lunatic with kiss fm turned right up
@@Gblonkers 😂😂😂😂😂
Old guy is legit the first person I've ever thought actually deserved to win the lottery.
Most people who win it and have fortune like that in life don't deserve it. Sad to say.
@@FINEDIAMOND why tho??
@@bread3156 a lot of people that won the lottery were rich assholes that would buy hundreds of tickets every week to get a much better chance
I knew his wife she was a teaching assistant and one of the nicest woman I've ever met they both deserve it ☺️
@@ethanwindle1670 Any statistics to back up that bullshit bud?
Wins a million quid. “My friends became closer”. Shocked.
People are selfish twats
@@AutomaticDuck300 yep
It’s natural
Hey buddy I think you understood wrong what he was saying is he made his friends close nit (Basically very few) so it was his choice to keep them closer and you can tell this for what he said after "if you werent a friend before than you werent a friend" basically saying if you wasnt nice to me don't expect me to give you my money, hopes this helps!
I wAs YoUr 1000tH LiKe!!
The older guy is a legend
And the young guy is kind of arrogant
Excellent work ethic. Quite a rare sight now.
Konayo His too excited 😅 he doesn’t know what to to with himself
You gotta think about inflation too like god dam
@@fortitudevalance8424 you only hear about when people don't work
50 cent hands him an empty bottle
"sorry I thought you worked here"
U killed me 😂😂😂😂😂
😂😂😭
Jealous much lol...
Salty 😂😂👍
@@inanimateuser9828 ooo sorry
The young guy is exactly why you shouldn't tell everyone that you've won.
surprised he still has any money left.
@@Aman1012 he wasn't as stupid as you thought he was apparently
@Christopher Armstrong I mean 5k is nothing when you have a mill sitting in the Bank
Exactly - especially mates running up a tab in Bali . ppppfffttttt I would have told them to start doing overtime .
@@ianhayes3980 a million really isn't as much as you think it is
I found a tenner once.
same feel bad for the people who have lost them but they always find a good home with a new owner my tenner was used to get junk food
Lucky bastard! Once a smackhead chucked me a quid when leaving the bookies coz he'd just won on the horses. Boss day.
@@beetouut466 That is the most British sentence I've ever heard
@@reyy1k 🤣
Good job
Respect for the old man, he still went to work to help people.
That's the way Britain was. Help your fellow man. Now though...
H W exactly...sad
Let's be honest, you wouldn't work if u had 6mil
I would do that too if i had a job that mattered.
the young guys friends who used him to upgrade their hotels without asking are kinda trash
he probably told them to...
@@elliexo8225 huh? no, if you watch the video he says it was without his knowledge
Maya oh sorry hahaha must’ve missed that, yeah that’s pretty bad then
Kinda?
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"my friends ditched me, so when I won the lottery I called them and then I had to pay their hotel bills they upgraded to". Here's a good sign you didn't have any friends
Wouldve moved location straight away and f... off. No real friends, there.
Great sign of an idiot who "needs his mates" to enjoy life. Leeches, bro.
japanluv no real fsmily
Bru he had just won a million pounds, he was most likely so excited he offered to upgrade the hotel room and treat his friends. Stop thinking the worst in people without even truly knowing them.
Silly you I would of left them to it and not paid there upgraded room
I went to school in crewe and kevin Jones's wife was a teacher there. She helped me out with a lot of things and I see them now and then in my local town. Nothing has changed about them. They still smile at everyone, still shop local aswell. Pretty sure the wife of kevin still works at the school.
He didnt quite his job of being a bus driver as he still felt like he had to do his job and not let everyone down. He also gave every passenger a free lucky dip lottery ticket for a week.
No one nicer could of won that money they deserved it.
Which school was it?
I'm really happy for people like the old feller, decent, good folk.
I live in Crewe
He said he missed the comradery of work mates in this video published only a few months ago so he must have quit?
Cap
if I told my friends that I had won the lottery and their reaction was upgrading their rooms and ordering champagne I 100% wouldn't turn up and would go and do my own thing instead. Nothing but respect for the older guy, 100% deserved every penny.
I have a feeling he may have played a small part in hyping them up and telling them to go for it that he isn't revealing / got cut in editing in this video.
Older guy is a credit to himself. That much money would make anyone’s ego fly through the roof. He’s so humble and down to earth about it. Fair play🤙
Money just makes you more of what you already are. If you’re a jerk you’ll be a bigger jerk, if you’re kind you be even more kind.
That's the danger in there, I might give away most of it
@@jamieosborne100 be a jerk then
I don't play bcoz I wouldn't want to win. I know that too many ppl would expect from me when they wouldn't do it if it was them. I also know that id finally have friends and when I need people legitimatly I don't. I'm happy skint. At least I know who my true people are and I can count them on a polo
@gemmaj1091 just don't tell anyone you won. And cook up elaborate stories when you actually want to help people
The older gentleman sounds like he’s lived his life really well since winning the money. The younger man seemed to have spent his money on all the wrong things in the beginning but it was good to hear that he has made money back again and paid off debts for his family. Hearing the older man say that the money gave him time is a great thing, that’s what it’s all about - not the fancy things more the freedom.
Won’t be suprised this is the video where his family found out he’d even won the lottery he’s that humble
@@jem2886If I’m being honest, there is zero effort anybody puts into wining the lottery so being big headed about it doesn’t make any sense
The older guys wife worked at my high school as a TA, I remember when they won and she kept working part time for a little bit, she was always very lovely. Bless still see them around town occasionally
The younger guy owns a car dealership for everyone saying he wasted his money or spent it stupidly he accually didn’t lol
The Younger bloke can do what he wants with his money he seems well brought up Good For Him
JonathanPlays exactly
So why is he featured on several articles saying he blew 500k on partying and women? He's been on tv shows saying he was spending 50k a month at one stage. He says he bought a house too? 500k and a house is a serious percentage of his winnings. For him to then claim he's now made more than he won after a further 3 years seems like a straight up lie to save face. He must be selling the best luxury cars in the business for record breaking mark-ups...or not being truthful? 🤔
@@deadlydizzle7588 the average car salesman can earn 60k a year. imagine how much a dealership with 10 salesmen is profiting to make it worth their while.
@JonathanPlays im sorry but if i was rich, i would invest some, then save some money for a house, then buy a project car. i dont care if it depreciates. project cars are fun. rich or not im a car guy its the life that chose me. so if i become rich ima break that rule. also does food count as a liability since it doesnt make you money if you eat it xd
Older guy: You won a million quid.. what do you need 50 cent for?
Hahahahahahaua
😅
Hahahahaha!!!!
Just muppet name dropping
I spent the whole interview marvelling at the wholesomeness of the older guy and wishing the younger guy would just buy a bigger shirt.
Lol. I literally thought, “he should have sized up on that shirt.”
this is why u go anonymous when u win large amounts of money
If you're in America and win most states wont let you. They require you to go public so ppl won't think the lottery is a scam. If every week they told you someone won but didnt say who then ppl would start thinking it's a government money racket.
They will publish it.
@@allthingssilver7635 Wrong, get an attorney, create a trust that owns a trust that owns a trust. It makes it pretty hard to track who actually owns the initial trust. Have that trust claim the ticket.
@@allthingssilver7635 are you sure. That seems ridiculous??
Also if you won the money, maybe get a lawyer or something. If they force you to go public, you should but on your terms (IE go to the press).
If they forced me to go public I would but I would save any emails, record phone calls and literally give it to news outlets. Even if that meant my prize is void, it would save future winners from being forced into doing something they don't wanna do.
@Miss reign Trust me. There are plenty of people that steal for much less. Especially family and "friends". You would soon see that some of the people that were once the closest to you, become needy and obviously get jealous. I don't think I would tell anyone apart one or two people.
The guy on the left (the older man) is the type of guy I would want to win the lottery. Down to earth and genuine.
“Money doesn’t buy happiness” whilst the younger guy is literally smiling and laughing throughout the video lmfao
Its always a perspective. For poor people, money can buy at least a bit of happiness. For people that always have been middle class or high class society, money buys drugs.
Money helps to get happiness on this world
GraffTube / Graffiti - Painting - Sketching bruh no it doesn’t lmao just cause we middle class don’t mean we gonna buy drugs 💀 i would be hella happy if i was rich
Money buys materialistic entertainment, not happiness.
Money doesn't buy happiness it, well enhances happiness
I remember when I won £2.50 on a scratchcard. I called up all my friends at 2 am. I danced in the street. I bought a bottle of milk. It was good time.
@Purrington Wiskerton why tho?
@Purrington Wiskerton sheep and cows were made to eat, plus, if you kill it quick in one hit it's fine
@Purrington Wiskerton it’s nature for humans to eat meat, steak is amazing can’t miss out on a burger either.
I won £100 on a £2 scratch card while i was in work and i was freaking out at the desk . I shouldnt have been allowed to buy it as i was working security and cant buy stuff until my break, only reason i bought it was because there was bread reduced at the front and i wanted a loaf before it was gone
After hours milk seshes are the best in my experience
You can literally see the wisdom dripping off the older fella! Especially when ya sit the young fella next to him!! One has learned a lot. One still has a lot to learn! Such is Life.
I reckon the lad on the right has spunked all his cash. The bloke on the left seemed like a lovely guy!
The "lad on the right" literally said after a confrontation with his mother he's made changes and now is worth more than when he won. He could be lying, but... he could also be an alien engaging in high-stakes LARPing, so maybe avoid the maybes.
He literally said hes worth more then he won
fam your broke he aint its as simple as that
He owns a reputable luxury car sales yard! AMC cars!
@@seigeengine larping
My lottery win moment was.
I checked the numbers, I was in shock none of the numbers matched so I trashed the ticket and cried in the corner.
Thats nothing
I bought a lottery ticket, my numbers was only one number higher
From the jackpot
Same here the nightmare continues right i get it fam yep
dont know if this kills the mood but i started bawling when i heard this man talk. he reminds me of my father who lost his life to cancer when i was 14, jesus christ
Unlucky
sorry to hear that my friend, hope all is well, dunno if I sense sarcasm from that guy who replied but if it was, just ignore it.
Sorry man.
Hey Charlie....your father is watching over you and smiling. 🙂
A millions not that much unless you put it to work. If you put it to work it’ll last forever.
Dude, If I had a million I guarantee you I will never work a day in my life.
@@blswebmaster then u prob would become like the younger guy, an immature, spoilt money spender
@@AbuKhanAbuKhan funny how you and the guy your responding to have equally stupid comments. The young dude defo wasted a fair bit of his money but at the same time he is worth more than how much he initially won so it is likely that he invested, infact I'm pretty sure he owns a successful car dealership, just because he's young and you are jealous of him (naturally, I mean he did get incredibly lucky) doesn't mean he's not doing anything useful with what he won rather than wasting it
Abu Khan nope I’d literally just spend half on dividend stocks that will pay me out quarterly. And invest the rest in a rental property. Hence not working ever again.
@@blswebmaster you couldn't live off a mil for your entire life...
Divide a mil by a decent livable wage , you'll end up with like 20-28 years you wouldn't have to work.
However this isn't including buying a house, a car, buying new items you've always wanted. So you'll be left with half of that mil. So maybe 10 years of non work :/
You would be better off getting a job and using a small amount each month to boost your income. IE, if you earn 2,000 per month, add an extra 500-1,000. Eek your money out.
When i won the lottery I ran to the shop faster than ever.... handed my ticket in and spent the whole £2.60 winnings on 2 freddos. Made my life that day lol !
£2.60 for 2 freddos? Mate you got ripped off
@@timallen4717 sound about right considering when I was kid they were 10p
😂😂 I need friends like you in my life 🤣 brilliant
Find cheaper freddos
Did you go public?
I found a $20 note when I was about 8 years old. Pretty much felt like winning the lottery. Spent it all on junk food for me and my friends.
I did exactly the same thing, except I stole the money and I didn't share any of the junk food.
Jono = lies
Victor Supreme = truth
I did the same at 5 haha. Crazy how rich you felt as a kid with such little money
Bought a lottery ticket yesterday, and now this gets recommended to me. Let’s hope I win
I won jack s***
Lies
😂😂😂😂 about to go buy a lottery ticket right now
switch off the google microphone permissions and set your privacy settings. It WILL violate your privacy and dictate what you see online.
Cosgrave F
Eh just a mil for me.Casually says that like it’s nothing and I’m sitting here with 2p in my coat pocket
Start working then
@@VoetballFreakk if your homeless just get a house...
Magic 😂😂
Yes but a million today is not a lot of money after taxes your richer like the older gentleman when u win millions, but yes I can use a million and make it work! 😂
@@Magic4d4m yeah keep on crying that life is unfair instead of changing it. You do you, I do me.
When the young lad said "I've hadnt had a sad day since, never look at the price tag, get to go where i want whenever i want" yeah, it pretty much sums it to me. Money DOES buy you freedom, and DOES buy you happiness.
If that were true no rich person would ever commit suicide. Reality check: They do
@@cookncrook6902 the point is, if you re poor and strugle your whole life. Live on paycheck to paycheck or unemployed etc, PLUS depression anxiety etc. And then you win a ton of cash. That doesn’t easy your life? That doesn’t bring you instant happiness and relief? Your point?
@@velhinho_91 Most lottery winners say winning the lottery was the worst thing that ever happened to them. So......
@@cookncrook6902 cmon man don’t be so negative, I wish someday you’ll be fortunate to win it yourself
@@velhinho_91 I’m not negative just a realist. Happiness comes from within not from money or possessions. Money buys comfort and brings more problems than it solves for lottery winners. Watch some of the lotto horror stories on TH-cam there is no shortage of them. Am i saying I wouldn’t want to win the lotto? Of course not! But If I did I wouldn’t expect that it would make my life complete. If you play I wish you luck!
Respect to the older man. Such a stand up person! He still went to work because people needed him. Goo for him, he deserves the win
Oh come on, let s be serious, It s not the hardest position to fill, and there are probably people out there who actually need a job
@@daco7612 yes, but he didnt have to do it
@@MariusiDZ Well that s exactly why I dont think he shoul be praised so much for that. I respect the work ethic and how level headed he is, but he aint no Hero, he is just occupying a position that a lot of people would Need to survive. He is probably just bored
@@daco7612 i guess, you might be right. I still appreciate him though, as a human being. He didnt go drink champagne with 50 cent hahah
@@daco7612 he said he went out the next morning because people depended on that bus, presumably they would have struggled to fill the shift at such short notice. I didn't think he said he still works there...?
Wow. This is fascinating; thank you very much for producing this! I'm also a lottery winner and it's so novel and special to meet others who have won! I won the Powerball in 1999 before going back to college to study film and journalism. I'm now combining my experience with my desire to meet and interview other winners and people who have come into sudden wealth and fame on my channel. It's really rare to win the lottery, but it does happen!
The difference in wisdom between the two is quite evident!
This really shows the difference between the mentality of two ages. The amount of life experiences a person hsve really show when these two say what they done winning the freedom they alwsys dream about. One lives in the moment and the other lives for more experience
When I see videos like these I start daydreaming about what I would buy and the relief my family and myself would have! But I forget that I should be grateful!
I love that the older guy has remained so grounded.
Wealth is a powerful force and not everyone can keep themselves and their priorities in checks.
He understands that time and the people you love are the true keys to happiness.
This was actually great to see. Can relate to the younger guy being in a dead end situation. Then having his luck turning around. However £1m can go very quickly I am glad he invested and didn’t get into debt again.
1million barely buys you a house now. 10 million is the real new million.
That old guy is absolute class, completely deserved his win.
The old guy is such a nice humble man and deserved to win since he’s played all his life.
*50 said he wants his money back for the bottle!*
By Monday
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Money doesn’t buy happiness? This old guy literally just said it has given him time to spend with family and close friends, something he couldn’t have while working. In my opinion, time with family is happiness. Money is the key to life.
Edit: Thanks for all the comments & opinions, it’s cool to see how people think. Of course I agree that money is a tool and doesn’t directly make you happy, it’s down to how you use it. If you’re a moralistic person, that knows how to take care of money, money will be the tool to your happiness. There are or course people who ruin their lives and its sad.
Exactly, having money Will get you Time to do what you like, not having them Will put you to work and work, you wont have Time to do what u like and your life Will pass, you Will feel bad knowing that u never acomplished what you wanted
It's not money, it's time doing what u love , u can have all the money in the world but if u have to spend 40h a week doing shit u hate, then money won't be much helpful in bringing u joy
money will buy oppertunities for happiness.
''Money doesn’t buy happiness? This old guy literally just said it has given him time to spend with family and close friends, something he couldn’t have while working.''
Yea but what about people who don't have family/good relationships with family or not many friends? That and all my mates work fill time and are busy with their own lives, they wouldn't want me hanging around them all the time just because I no longer had to work. Money is great but nothing in the world, money included, can guarantee happiness. Money cannot shield you from all the normal pains, sorrows and tragedies of life. I think that is the mistake that people make-thinking that excess money can offer a utopia when in actual fact, life isn't like that for anybody. If so why are so many of the rich and famous addicts/battled depression etc? Don't get me wrong, I'd love to be rich as much as the next person and it would improve aspects of my life yet I'm still not naive enough to think life would be perfection and flawless just because of money and I'd feel like I was high on happiness 24/7.That's really not how it works. My neighbour was worth tens of millions (around 40) that he inherited yet had dreadful struggles with drink,overeating,depression and demons all through his life and was used left,right and centre for his money by vulchers. He was never a happy man and his family all fell out over the inheritance which caused him great pain. Today in his 70s he lives alone.
@Sir Banastre Tarleton but money and hard work aren't necessarily compatible either. Many people work long long hours yet aren't wealthy or live pay cheque to cheque and in today's era of ridiculous house prices and high rents its becoming increasingly more common even in high pressured careers such as teaching,nursing, the police etc. Just because somebody got ahead in the workplace doesn't mean they are working any harder,there are only a limited number of the elite jobs so only the minority can get them. Often times it can be how you interviewed or who you know etc. Many average Joe's work too work long shifts in Tesco etc earning minimum wage. In other words long hours doesn't equate to big salary.
They upgraded their room and put everything on ur bill? Jesus what bad friends
In my eyes, you'd be the bad friend if you just won the lottery and weren't open to sharing any of it.
He should have not gone there😂😂
@@stefan98TH uhmm no. If your friends do that, they are no different from gold diggers.
@@stefan98TH what makes you feel entitled to the winner's money though?
@@stefan98TH who the hell are you to feel as if you’re entitled to someone else’s money. Absolutely ridiculous.
“The one key thing it’s given me, is time.”
The older guy is a true individual! Keep it being you Sir. You are what we need more of
The older chap is the most gracious winner.. what a good guy. Nice to see this video after watching 'the lottery made me miserable.' I know I'll be super grateful and that it would change my life for the better WHEN I win.
"by the time I got to barley I had this whole bill to pay that I hadn't contributed towards" No way in hell I would have paid for them to upgrade their rooms and drink champagne without me
Exactly what I thought. Dickhead friends
Barley; ha!
It would on the 1stfloor for all of me and da crew
Bali mate. His friends weren't out in a field.
@@grantmalone I was thinking it was the name of a pub lol
I spent half of my money on alcohol, hookers and drugs.
The rest I wasted.
RIP The Belfast boy....❤️
he invested, he said hes worth more now then what he did then, hes bought chemical somethings, a car dealership, and something else.
George Best!
Nice
the rest u wasted? alcohol hookers drugs ARE a waste
I'm riding with the old man, he is genuinely mature and very wise.
You can say money doesn’t buy happiness but the younger fella literally said he could sell his happiness and he hasn’t had a sad day since he won. Money doesn’t buy happiness but it can often solve all of the problems that are making you unhappy. Most people’s stress in life is financial.
The old guy has more time to develop a work ethic and is simply more mature than the younger guy.
Fortitude Valance What a coincidence. An older guy is more mature than a young guy. Who woulda thought it
Well the younger guy also said that he is worth more than a million now so he must have been kinda smart too
Luke Aspley I did not say anything about getting up to work for someone else in my comment. You still need a work ethic if you need to work for yourself.
In defence, the older guy did blow some money on a Jag too. They both blew money on bs stuff. But luckily, they both figured out that if they kept on that path, they'd be right back to square one in no time. 70% of windfall lottery winners are bankrupt within 3-5 years. It's because being rich has a different mindset. We've all heard about those cheap miserly millionaires that look for a deal on everything. It's because they are used to making money work for them instead of disappearing. That $1000 they could spend on an X would actually turn into say $1500 if they invested well. So they see that X as a $1500 loss rather than the $1000 on the price tag. If more poor and middle class people took this mindset, they'd be way better off. And we've seen just that happen with a lot of rags to riches success stories.
But ya, learn about money and how it works and how it can work for you. If you're just spending it on crap that isn't making you money, you're never going to get ahead. And don't just put it into Savings. With inflation, you are losing money daily if it's just sitting in a savings account. Take some time to learn to invest, even if it's a small amount each month. It all adds up.
Just because he’s talking about how he enjoyed his money doesn’t mean he isn’t mature
They both seem like top blokes. The older man seems very humble!
I'd be so thankful to win, man, so wild and crazy.
Keep up the good work your pokemon, and minecraft vids were a big part of my childhood :)
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Same
I won 20 dollars on the lottery today I feel happy enough for that
Hope you win more next time 😉
Youngest is ego driven
The older man has his feet on the ground and is still quite humble
If 50 Cent passed a bottle over to me i'd have put it up in the air like "you can find me in the club, bottle full of bub!"
😂 Same here, but Imagine being in the same room as Beyoncé and Kanye west LIKE THAT WOULD BE MY DREAMMMM. I WOULD PROBS FAINT if I’m being honest...
Then you'd be kicked out for being such a melt
He'd pimp slap you because he didnt hand you bub, he handed you vodka
He’d be like ‘yikes’
Wouldn't even know his face if he passed me a bottle.
A lot of you don’t understand that the goal is not to triple your Winning by investment, the goal is to find peace and not go broke again. The young guy didn’t fail, yes he waisted a lot of money but that was to expect but the fact that he’s not broke is a victory itself. The old guy is a gem, he had a long humble life to earn wisdom before winning and to realize the hidden value of the money. The simple fact that he was able to work as a bus driver after being an engineer without bitterness or anger is the sign he’s a real one. Wish them both the best
I love this! Their happiness radiates and I love how they're still very humble!
I really like that the young man is now worth more than when he won. Good on him
love how this guy sees "success/making it" as being passed vodka by 50 cent...FML
right? :D i meet world class celebrities every day because of my job but i never said to anybody its some kind of success that im around them few minutes
I don't think he sees it as success. He said that it was a wild moment. He also did say that he's now worth more than what he won
I would be happy as fuck if 50 Cent passed me a bottle of vodka while several other celebrities were also at the same place. To me, that shows that he was a commoner; a track suit in the UK is worn by no snob in the UK, and he says that he had a £20,000 debt. To go from that, to paying £15,000 for a table somewhere and being passed a bottle of vodka by 50 Cent? Yeah, nah. That’s when I could happily say I’ve made it in life. It may not be a lot of money, but I for one could never see 50 Cent giving me anything, nor even think of spending £15,000 on a table at a fancy place. Even if I was rich I would think that’s a bit fucking much.
Hese worth more now
Than he had when he won the lottery . I say it’s a success
Moral of the story:
It's not the Money thats most valuable. It's the Time you gain with it....
'I still shop at Aldi....'
Kevin you deserve a knighthood. What a legend!
Younger guy is burning thru his money on the most pointless shit. Hope he doesnt regret that later...
He literally says that he was spending too much and now he is being sensible and is worth more than what he won...
I think that was at the beginning then he changed he says he's worth more now, probably invested
he said he is worth more money now than the winning day ! so i think he is doing ok :D
@@viva_8887 That is an easy thing to say when the camera is pointed at you. The way he was blowing the money away.... I call BS.
He made the cash back from share investments in chemicals. Also owns some property and a car franchise business.
He won but still went to work because people depended on him❤❤❤❤❤that’s priceless
We got people in Finland who have just returned to their normal life after the win its kind of a normal thing here, we just had a case where the winner waited for 11 months before collecting his winnings (like over 10 million euros) because he was "busy"
He probably just didn't want to interact with another human to claim the winnings.
He was waiting to start a new year because of big taxes, then he can think hole year what to do with money
That's because Finland is better than most of the world in a litany of ways. You guys are like how our small towns and villages here in America are
1M isnt that much if you stop working. Just with living that money would be burned in like 10 years max - but maybe I'm biased cause I live in Switzerland and living is expensive here
Invested, 1M is enough for a modest house and to retire with a middle class income with no work from ROI, and I don't live in a cheap place, although, probably not as expensive as Switzerland.
You can live in some decent yet cheap places for like ~500 a month (not where I live, but, we're talking from different countries so you get my gist)
1m in 10years ? so you'd blow nearly 10k a month ?
This kids gonna go broke. If you dont have an income and are just spending constantly, that money will be gone mad quick. Basically if youre not working and just spending willy nilly it wouldnt take long at all. I know a person who won 100k on a scratcher in Florida. He was into drugs at the time and spent half of it in 6 months. The other half was in a CD and he took that and skipped town - which was probably a good idea. I work at an FBO with private planes and jets. Those are actual rich people who make millions a year. They are cheap as hell and dont spend anything they dont need to.
Av returns of stock market are 7% a year, way more last few years. been a coupld 25% plus years. compound interest is powerful.
Yeah your right 1 mil is not enough if you stop working. And my grandpa is a multi-millionaire and he still is cheap as hell when we shop in the supermarket . But his house is really huge tho
I love how the young guy thinks that his friends aren’t just using him for money... they are.
And yet he’s worth more than when he won with his car dealership and everything. Sounds like you’re just projecting and insecure 😞
@@jjcoola998 those aren't mutually exclusive, he can be worth more AND his friends can be using him...
Did they invest in anything because that's the first thing I would have done.
The younger guy did say he's actually worth more now then when he first won the lottery.
Invest in what
Sim Sons stock market
@@mattdollman613 investing doesn't just mean stocks, invest in yourself, invest in property etc.
@@travels29 real estate?
I liked this conversation. Money did not change either one, it's only amplified who they already were.
Always take your time with your lottery tickets!!! I always check my tickets at least twice but usually more than that. I won the lottery and did call into work and quit a job I despised but I did it in a friendly way. That was a bit of luck because when I got off the phone and checked my ticket again(2nd time) I realized I was checking an old drawing date. Turns out I didn't even match 1 number so I went back to work and the other employees did have a good laugh but the manager hired me back.
Everyone out here saying the young guy is a knob. You give me the impression of jealousy, he's young living a boring life, and he comes into a decent amount of money. He enjoys it, fine may have blew through some but that is almost expected.
I researched into him and came across his social media/s. Not only does he appear to be living a happy life but he also appears to be running what looks to be a successful prestige car dealership...
There is an essence of judging a book by its cover here, whilst he didn't exactly delve into what he has done to set a future up for himself. There is no need to jump to conclusions.
You are right. People like to talk too much without knowing what is behand.
yeah.
Thanks for providing more info about him. However, people aren't "judging a book by its cover." They're literally reacting to his very in -depth sharing about what he's done with his (not very much) money and it sounds vapid.
@@Dayvit78 funny thing is most of the people commenting negatively probably don't even have 1% of either of these two guys wealth and yet are judging the 31yo 99% of these people would blow the money a lot faster. This is the importance of educating ourselves on investing, finances and taxes so that when we get decent amounts of money for the first time we can immediately increase the wealth
@@rob2549 plucking stats from thin air.. hmm I agree, it’s not jealousy or anything, I suppose the young guy isn’t very likeable is all- no substance. That’s all. There’s more to negative reactions than just jealousy, I think.
Whoever said money doesn't buy you happiness isn't buying the right things.
A question I would have liked to hear was “if given a second chance with your lottery winnings, what would you do different that would have benefited you more?”
His pals sound like good people upgrading their rooms before he even got there. I won 1 million I wouldn't tell any of my friends I would sort my mum and dad out and my wean. And the rest I would invest after buying a decent house.
The amount of commenters here who missed or ignored the part where the young dude said that he settled down and is now worth more than what he won is too damn high. Also, he's lucky to be worth more because a quick Google search shows that he did some crazy shit for a few years after he won.
That’s what I like to call budget splurging.
Funny how everyone here is judging him yet can't even preform a basic human function. Which is using those things on either side of your head called ears.
He’s got a car dealership. He invested smartly
@@frankiestroud9774 Yes, that's my point
Older guy is very wise and virtuous, younger guy is very real and I'm happy he has grown his wealth.
That crate as a table really bothers me
I don’t think it’s a table it’s just a crate left there on it’s side
It’s from IKEA
That was what they both spent their lottery jackpot on...now they are broke and have a crate!
Its so random ahahah
Why would you point That out, not I’m not going to sleep :/
I would never tell anyone not even family if I won.
Same, there have been murders by direct family members because one of them won. It can be a curse just as much as a blessing.
I would tell my dad bc i am uderage and i cant take money but my dad can
Except my Mom who I take care of, of course and my son, maybe or he could find out after I'm gone! LOL!! But since it's a small town everyone would know before the check was printed!!
Smart guy
Lol because they wouldn’t smell a rat when you turn up in a rolls Royce and live in a mansion. Come on think about it. Braindead
Feel like the guy on the right is getting unnecessary hate.
That’s because jealously is a weird trait
Kinda
If he was actually rich then he would of had 60 cent pass him the vodka.
50*
@@WOI436 r/whooosh
@@barackjoe-mama2872 5000000cents.
@@barackjoe-mama2872 Actually two quarters or 2⅔ nickels.
It's 50 cent the rappers name, Google him
I wish these were longer so you could see the conversations develop a bit more. They're really interesting
Yah maybe they should do a pt 2
This will be me in the next couple hours!! Fingers crossed 🤞 🙏 😀 ☺
When I was 16 i won £40 on a scratchcard once and thought I was gonna travel the world 😂
This is so wholesome.
@@creativegaze haha 😊
Shouldn’t have been playing the lottery at 16...
@Lewis Boss sorry it’s 18 in the uk so I was confused
@@boarbot7829 it’s 16 in the U.K......
" i was sitting next to 50 cent, kanye and beyonce in the back. It was mad!" I will never understand why being around celebrities is so exciting to some people, 1M and that's what gets you excited?? Really?
Beyonce is iirc the 6th richest woman on the planet. All of the people he named were extremely wealthy and he was rubbing elbows with them all, as a young kid who had just been 20k in debt, hated his dead end job, and living in an apartment he could no longer afford. That is the DEFINITION of a you've made it moment
What I was thinking
Why you hating you mug
@@gumtree5368 your the mug commenting like you have.... only one mug here and that’s you
@@gumtree5368 your clearly a ten year old with an ego hanging out of your back end
Omg that older man is so humble. He’s the perfect lotto winner. Adore him! ❤
My turn next lol 😝
The old guy is a legend 🙌🏻
Both seem like really genuinely good people. Happy for them both
from this video id say they are 2 worthy winners. congratulations and peace to you guys
Most I've won on the lottery was £200. Felt like I won the jackpot 😂
"Just a mill for me" JUST A MILL?
JUST???
yeah but you have to realise its 1 Million won on the lottery, one of the hardest things to win ever.
@@crofteezy I know sarcasm is hard to convey in text but I think he ment that 1 mil is a lot of money and to say that it's "just" 1 mil is kind of a dick move...
He just tired to say he won only 1mil against 6mil.. of course it’s just 1mil compared to 6mil.
A million is about what you'd need to buy a house and retire with a solid middle-class income from investments.
The other guy got 6 while he got only 1 thats why he said Just A Mill
The older fella is a cracking guy, I met him in his house and I just hit it off with him straight away, oh and this is before he told me ha was a lottery winner, he wished me some luck before I went to Las Vegas for my 50th, good luck to you Mr Jones.
Its knowing who your friends are before the win that's most important. I've got that one mate who's been there all the way. And trust me when I say his friendship is worth more to me then any lottery win. Type of friend you can call family.
Me too. Because of them, we are already rich ❤️
I love these stories ❤. I want to hear about some of the good side of winning the lottery not just all those warning stories. When I think about winning i get caught up thinking about the material stuff I'd buy, but It's Time, Time and freedom is what you're winning. I'd probably get a financial adviser and hope they are good at their job and trustworthy.
It’s obvious to see who appreciates it more, and the difference in values
🥰 Awwww loved this interview. So glad the win has brought them the happiness I’m feeling 🥰
Old guy: who the heck is 50 cent?
I love how the younger guy said that he only won a million pounds like it was nothing😂😂
Love how the guy admitted he would have left the bus passengers stranded 😂😂