From poor people to rich people thanks to lottery tickets
In 2000, Mr. Nguyen Van Giau left Ben Tre to go to the farmland of Dong Nai in search of work, but the harvest failed and no one hired him. He had to continue to the city of Bien Hoa and happened to meet the owner of a kind-hearted lottery ticket agency. They let him buy and sell 50 tickets a day on credit, only to come back at night to pay the principal.
“His name is Kaya, but life is always full of hunger. We feel very sorry for him because he is hardworking and kind, but he always cheats. But it was luck that made him as rich as his name is,” said Mr Sau – who used to lend a helping hand to Ben Tre’s men.
One day, after going to the lottery ticket agency to pick up goods for sale, there was a storm, heavy rain, flooding the city of Bien Hoa, no one dared to go out. However, Mr. Giau still decided to sell it when it rained in the hope of being “sold out”, but in the afternoon, the stock was still low with 10 pieces. He was about to return it to the dealer, but he thought of keeping it to try his luck as it was too big.
Mr. Giau is sick and lying alone in his motel room.
And heaven understood Mr Giau’s plight, delivering a life-changing “miracle” when all 10 pieces won prizes worth up to billions of dong. “Back then, he was lucky to win two special prizes, worth 1.5 billion VND each. After deducting taxes and paying the commission to reward the exchanger, he received 2.6 billion VND – a not small amount at the time,” said Pak Sau.
With money in hand, Pak Giau immediately bought a house worth almost 1 billion VND to live in, not having to depend on the Sau family anymore. He also stopped selling lottery tickets and stayed home to entertain acquaintances. In particular, he did not hesitate to spend money, for those who came to congratulate him.
“Mr Rich thought he changed his life because he was blessed, so whoever gave the gift he did. He was even proud that his parents named him Kaya because they heard a fortune teller saying that his future would be very rich. So he kept on racing when he had money and thought that from now on he would always be rich and rich,” said Pak Sau.
Fall in love with red and black
From a step poor to rich, Pak Giau changed everything so dizzy that Pak Sau and his friends did not recognize him. “People often see him sitting with his legs crossed, smoking, driving in the town of Bien Hoa or hanging out with girls in a dimly lit barber shop.
It’s worth mentioning, in the past, she was so hungry that she was now dressing up. Every time I go out on the street, I see him in his clothes, his hair combed… In the afternoon, he goes to the lottery agent to buy the whole file in hopes of winning even more jackpots”, Pak Sau confessed. .
Rows of motel rooms – where Mr. Rich took refuge after being poor again.
Not only that, Pak Giau also turned his billion-dollar house into a place to drink and play. Every girl who came complained that she was willing to give money regardless of whether the reason was good or not. And then no matter what, the lucky money is gradually “used up”. When he woke up, it was too late. He decides to pluck his horns by gambling and then falls on the red and black mat at any moment.
“I always thought that 2.6 billion VND was money that God gave me, I didn’t need to keep it. Moreover, winning the lottery is luck, in my opinion it should be shared between others so that they can enjoy the same. Unexpectedly, only a year later I lost everything, the house was no longer because of my extravagant habits and gambling addiction. Now I’m in a dilapidated motel room, I’m sorry, but it’s too late. I should have saved up so I could enjoy my old age comfortably. I have returned to the profession of selling lottery tickets to make a living like before,” regrets Pak Giau.
Seeing his childhood friend in tatters after becoming a giant, Mr. Sau sighed: “That’s the karma he has to bear. We weren’t surprised at all because when he splashed his money, everyone would guess. They even bet that he’ll be poor again in his life. a few years. In the end, they all guessed wrong, after about a year he put up a sign to sell the house and was… poor again.”
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