Lottery boss: Don't come to buy lottery tickets. Your father said he wanted me to smash my shop. What should I do?

I spent tens of thousands of dollars on lottery tickets.

therefore

My father went to all the lottery stations near my home to talk to the boss.

My father is an arrogant man, and the arrogance of a countryman is unreasonable. What's more, he smashed a lottery station last year because I spent thousands of dollars on a lottery ticket.

Just because I smashed a lottery station, all the nearby lottery stations were frightened by my father. Although there are laws, no one wants to get into such trouble.

But today is different. My friend opened a lottery station in town, shooting guns, playing drums and dancing lions. Seeing me leave, my friend greeted me with a smile. He said, "come back, but you can't buy lottery tickets!" " Otherwise, I can't stand your dad smashing my lottery station. "

I was angry, too. I think there are several opportunities to make a lot of money in life! A poor man like me can't make much money. It's really too much to spend thousands of dollars on lottery tickets, but it's ok to spend a dozen or twenty dollars!

impossible

My dad told me directly, gnashing his teeth when he spoke.

Today, it happened that my friend opened a lottery station, and my father specially sent a brave dog. Needless to say, my father and my friends know what this means.

So when I showed up at his lottery station, he was quite flustered. It must be unreasonable to open the door to welcome guests without selling lottery tickets, so he went out to eat. He drank too much as soon as he ate this meal.

I remember that it was dark at night and I couldn't reach my fingers, so I rushed into someone else's lottery station. A group of people called lesbians followed me in. My friend is guarding the machine in front, and I'm afraid of writing a ticket myself.

Actually, I don't really want to play the lottery, but I feel uncomfortable being watched by my father like a thief. If it was just at home, I would be more relieved if everyone outside knew now.

At the moment, I pushed my friend aside and played a few lottery tickets myself, saying that I had drunk too much, which was also rational, because I played at random, and I couldn't afford the money if I chose more numbers.

Suppose I don't drink too much. My friend was pushed to the ground and could not get up. I didn't even look.

Then I crossed him and went home with the lottery ticket. I not only hit the lottery, but also threw it in my dad's face to show him that I won the lottery. If you dare, you can hit the lottery station again.

My dad slapped me a few times, and I started yelling at him, and my mom was crying.

I don't remember what happened afterwards, because I was drunk and fell asleep.

I didn't lose my memory the next morning. I never lose my memory when I drink.

I was really ashamed at that time. How could I do such a disgusting thing? And it was on someone else's opening day. At that time, I really wanted to sleep and die in bed, and I will forget it in my life.

But after all, such a big living person, we must know something! I went to a friend's shop to apologize, but people didn't take it to heart, just earnestly advised me not to buy lottery tickets in the future.

He said, "That's what I do for a living. If I can really make a fortune, I will definitely let you buy it. But no one in our town has won the grand prize for more than ten or twenty years, so why spend that money? " "

He said, looked at me and handed me a cigarette.

That was the first time I cried at my age. I feel like I cried all the grievances in his lottery shop. Yes, I don't know why I am crying, but I think it is difficult for people to live. ...

Since then, my dad has never asked me to buy lottery tickets, because after I went back from my friends that day, all the money was given to my dad, and every penny of my salary was given to them, just to make my parents worry.

I feel like I've suddenly grown up. I'm thirty years old, and I can't go on like this.

Then my dad gave me the money. He told me a sentence that made me realize life. My dad said, "I'll give you money!" " People must control money, not be controlled by it. "