>Two dollars is nothing.
If you are 30 years old, you can throw $2 into your S&P500 index fund and it will have the purchasing power of about $40 in today's money by the time you retire.
By buying a lottery ticket today, you steal a nice $40 dinner from your future retired self.
Is it still worth it?
Has anyone actually calculated the EV for a ticket after taxes?
I've heard some states don't tax winnings so statistically you have a positive return
>implying anyone on Jow Forums is going to wagecuck till 70 instead of an heroing at 35 if they don't make it in crypto
>muh decentralized magical internet money.
>oh no, I got chinked.
>accumulate.
>oh no, it was a pump and dump.
>buy into the fork.
>oh no, it a pajeet scam.
>HODL.
>oh no, the crypto memes crashed from 20k to 5k. Fuck, I gotta get a McJob.
>but look at this newest get rich quick scheme! Get some junk to make antenna for muh SKYCOIN!
>oh no, it was a scam by faggots who confused comp sci starter nonsense for star trek science.
>let's buy used electronics and sell for a profit!
>oh no, the trash I got dumped on me was actually trash. What am I gonna do?
>I know, let's buy lottery tickets.
Biz. Never change.-
>I know, let's buy lottery tickets.
kek. we all knew it would come to this.
Expected payout would be $5.70/100.
uh, user, i don't think you'd want to rub shoulders with those types...unless you want to join their luciferian cult
cant win if you dont play
Some people weren't meant to make it. This man was one of them.
How do you fuck up so bad. Here I am living on $1000 dollars a month I couldn't imagine ever needing millions. I have nothing I desire in life besides a girlfriend that let's me sex whenever I want.
It feels like it.
I know everybody claims they'll be the exception, but I seriously wouldn't mind winning and seeing for myself.