Another lucky example is that of 18-year-old Juliette Lamour, a Canadian from Ontario, who won the Gold Ball lottery jackpot because her grandfather suggested she buy a ticket just for fun .
Juliette Lamour bought her first lottery ticket for fun and forgot it even existed
As part of celebrating her 18th birthday, Juliette's grandfather suggested she buy a lottery ticket and she agreed. Once he arrived at the store, he didn't know what to do because he had never been interested in a competition like this before. He therefore asked his father for help by telephone and he suggested that he buy a LOTTO 6/49 Quick Start.
As the days went by, the young woman forgot the lottery ticket, because it was not her priority between homework and work. Until January 7, 2023, in the middle of his workday, he learned on the news that a resident of his city, Sault Sainte-Marie, had won the jackpot.
Curious, Juliette checked to see if it was her ticket via the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation's mobile app and luckily for her, a happy tone started ringing and on her screen the advertisement ” Big Winner” appeared.
The young woman won 48 million Canadian dollars, or approximately 35 million 690 thousand 160 American dollars; making him the youngest person to win such a big prize in the Canadian lottery.
“While there have been other 18-year-old lottery winners across Canada in recent years, no one has won as much as Juliette,” reported the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation on its website in January 2023.
Juliette Lamour will use her money to pay for her medical degree and travel with her family
When the young woman collected her prize, she explained to representatives of the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation that she wanted to carefully invest her money with the help of her father, who for her convenience is a financial advisor.
Juliette's priority is to pay for her medical degree with this money and thus get rid of college loans. Of course, the girl also said that she wants to travel with her family to other countries to experience other cultures, but she plans to do that until she finishes her studies.
“Once I finish my studies, my family and I will choose a continent and start exploring it. I want to see different countries, study their history and culture, taste their food and listen to their language,” Juliette Lamour told the site Company Internet. and lotteries in January 2023.
The 18-year-old has captivated more than one internet user with her decision, because instead of wasting money, she wants to invest it in her career to help her community. Additionally, she shared with lottery commissioners one of the most important pieces of advice her family gave her after becoming a millionaire:
“Money doesn't define you. It's the work you do that will define you.”
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