Last Post: 11:58:15pm, 11/03/2021
First of all, it was a gift, freely given. I have no moral or legal right to the potential winnings. Secondly, even if I did have some right to a portion of the winnings, that would fairly be the cost of the ticket multiplied by the odds of winning multiplied by the actual winnings. That would usually, even in the case of a jackpot, be far less than the cost of the ticket. Therefore, I might as well just give up on a portion of the winnings, since the ticket only cost $3.
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The problem with the internet today is that it's filled with entire generations that did not grow up with the great wisdom of the Wyld Stallyns.