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Originally Posted by knight_shadow
I don't know if she's lying, but they're all dumb for not keeping better records of their transactions.
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Maybe they just trusted each other? What's wrong with having trust and faith in your coworkers?
But seriously...
I was a shift manager of a McDonalds when I was in high school (16 years old yet the most responsible person there
) and from my experience with McEmployees they probably didn't have the foresight to actually track the transaction.
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Originally Posted by DrPhil
DUNDUN...DUNNNNNNNNNNNNN....
http://usnews.msnbc.msn.com/_news/20...-to-produce-it
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Does she really have one of the winning lottery tickets? Is she just being an attention whore? Is she not revealing the ticket because she doesn't want to share with her coworkers? Blahzeyblah?
(I won't go on my anti-lottery rant or ask about the details behind her being a single parent with seven children.)
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LOL. If anyone needs to win the lotto it's a single mom of 7 who works at McDonalds. Just make sure the welfare is cancelled unlike that girl from MI who still received her government bennys after winning the lotto.
This should be easy to figure out. Just find out when the work lotto pool tickets were purchased. I had heard that the winning Maryland ticket was purchased on Friday an hour before the deadline and it was a single ticket purchase. If that report is accurate than her coworkers have no claim to the winnings. If someone really wanted to find out if she is bullshitting about winning in general than check the cameras at that 7-11 to see if she was there that night.