Aunt quarreled with her nephew because of a big win in the lottery.

in life •  6 years ago 

The family from Canada, who won 1.23 million dollars, instead of the joy in such cases, faced with great strife.


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One day, Barbara Reddick gave her 19-year-old nephew Tyrone money to buy a lottery ticket for her. On the tickets it was supposed to write the name of the owner, and my aunt allowed her nephew to write not only her name, but her own, as the woman thought that it would attract good luck.


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It seems that luck was really supportive to relatives, because they won a very large sum. However, Tyrone said that since his name was also on the ticket, he deserves half of this money. Aunt and nephew managed to quarrel on the day of the award, and after an angry Barbara said that she was suing Tayron. One can only guess how this unpleasant trial will end, but the opinions of users of social networks are divided - someone blames the woman for greed, while others think that she is absolutely right.

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When money works, things get change though.

Quite right! I think so. Money changes people. Though they are relatives. It is sad.

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