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Journeyman

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12. You'll get your name and picture in the newspaper. . .

Reply to tridim (Reply #4)

Thu Mar 28, 2013, 06:59 PM

Mar 2013

as a sidebar article next to the account of your co-workers' winning. Hopefully, the outcome will be the same for you as it was for Jennifer Maldonado.

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Coolest coworkers ever share $1 million with only employee who opted out of lotto pool [View all] Liberal_in_LA Mar 2013 OP

How coo! Sissyk Mar 2013 #1

She must be pretty cool to rate that treatment. n/t brewens Mar 2013 #2

Like. freshwest Mar 2013 #3

I always opt-out (I don't gamble), and wonder every time what would happen if my office won. tridim Mar 2013 #4

You might be the only one to show up at work that day TexasTowelie Mar 2013 #9

You'll get your name and picture in the newspaper. . . Journeyman Mar 2013 #12

Hubby still plays the lottery with Ilsa Mar 2013 #5

The only time I ever played powerball I did so in the office pool. Gore1FL Mar 2013 #6

Now, that's what I call.... ReRe Mar 2013 #7

Now that's a team! nice story. mountain grammy Mar 2013 #8

Good story, bad math Jim Lane Mar 2013 #10

Depends on how they claim the prize. Jon Ace Mar 2013 #13

Those folks are wonderful Hekate Mar 2013 #11