A cancer patient undergoing chemotherapy had an extraordinary surprise en route to his final round of treatment. Fancying his chances, he stopped to buy a lottery ticket. After scratching off the panel, the man was confronted by a series of zeros: five zeros, to be exact.
Ronnie Foster, a retired Department of Transportation employee, pulled over on his way to the hospital to buy a $1 “Win It All” scratch lottery ticket from a convenience store in Beulaville, North Carolina. A habitual player, Foster used the modest $5 win from his first ticket to buy a second more expensive ticket. Then, feeling lucky, he shelled out for a third.
