I Won $28,000,000 in the Lottery. Ask Me Anything

[@jubilee]

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[@tangsta35]

I can see the thread showing and coming apart at 0:40 of the video... doesn't scream high quality for $160 boots...

[@mrskmae]

@@tangsta35 I have a pair and they are definitely high quality!

[@msahakim]

He’d win another lottery if he invested in google or amazon or microsoft around post 2000

[@jessetorres8738]

In case anyone is curious, winning $28 million in 1999 would be the equivalent of winning $46.6 million in 2022.

[@joshuawhite6743]

Thx

[@skylarhillman1455]

He said 89

[@justcallmelucky]

@@skylarhillman1455 before taxes

[@ferninthehouse]

@@skylarhillman1455 no he said 1999

[@danzwku]

Cut that in half for taxes so it's about the same xD

[@henrygreen2096]

As soon as he said he worked minimum wage at a petrol station I was immediately happy for him lol.

[@TimothySchultz]

Thanks so much! I really appreciate your kind words. 🙏

[@saucysalad8976]

That's because the only people that play the lottery are poor people

[@Morrocanprincess]

@@saucysalad8976 Bitter much? loooool

[@Slaggo]

@@Morrocanprincess Nah, it's statistically true; it's just one of those things that people blindly believe that they'll get rich if they spend money on lottery.

[@tracy419]

​@@SlaggoI don't think the average person believes they will win, it's just that when you have nothing it's worth the price of entry to dream.

[@mranime97]

When i was 16 my dad won 500k from sports toto lottery.. and he gives me and my sister 50k each .. and on 2020 my sister won 2m from same sports toto lottery.. and here am i still waiting for my turn 😅 the prizes currently at $22,000,000 ... Wish me luck 😁

[@nataliesuerose]

his presence and the way he speaks is so comforting and refreshing

[@jesswinter]

Lmao the Cheesecake Factory, spoken like a true broke person😂🙋🏼‍♀️ We aren’t even thinking big. We just want a solid meal hahaha.

[@Goodkarma36_]

😂😂😂😂

[@holdfast7182]

I was impressed by his self-control and self-awareness at such a young age. Had I been the winner of that lottery in 1999 at age 28, I would have very likely gone broke.

[@henrylivingstone2971]

He lost half of his money. He’s down to 4 million dollars.

[@holdfast7182]

@@henrylivingstone2971 That's still $4 million more than I have.

[@jhoncena1111]

I would allocate the money towards a dividend portfolio, the SP500, Bitcoin and Bitcoin related assets, a trading account, a house, car, traveling, and leave the rest towards savings and an emergency fund.

[@DieTryingK]

@@henrylivingstone2971 lost? you mean used.

[@tasneemahmed5821]

28 is on the cusb of 30...you can't possibly be so immature at that age

[@Earthslittlehelpers]

I love Timothy's channel ! Thank you for doing this interview 😀

[@narutosbelievin]

I like this guy! I’m glad someone like him won the lottery ☺️

[@CaptMoo]

Nothing like a humble lottery winner. I need that dream too =D

[@guynoir4733]

Yes , having the vivid dream of winning the lottery was meant to prepare you for actually winning the lottery , it was meant to be . You are just part of life's puzzle and still no more or no less important in this butterfly affected universe .

[@jaykelz1528]

Asks: “What’s your address? 🤔”

[@mtadc1545]

This video is a lesson to all gamblers out there. Never. Give. Up. 👌🏾🎉

[@SweetieYams]

Whoever put that wig on that man’s head did him DIRTYYY

[@sciencelabvideosl7558]

He sounds grounded. I am glad he won.

[@a1yssaa]

not the girl asking for a car at the end🥱

[@JrafHD]

Why the yawn? Lol

[@wittyusername9544]

6:26 What non-disclosure agreement would stop you from disclosing how much you have lol who would make you sign that?

[@girl2h4u]

Hahah okay literally my thoughts exactly! He signed an NDA with himself

[@natureandearthlings5477]

He got sued when he won . One of his coworkers said she was in on the ticket .. He probably got around 5 m after taxes

[@thedonbishop55]

There was a dispute with the ticket ownership and he settled out of court. Hence the NDA.

[@adilrao]

on his podcast, he said he lost it all in bad investments....

[@Jemike5]

0:35 Unpredictable weather in L.A? I can tell you'll are reading from a script.

[@tenzinchuki9302]

I am a huge lottery jackpots winners

[@TheWanderingUniverse888]

Where’s his KZbin?

[@dennisc5495]

Get her an 04 civic!

[@erwinsaputra3645]

even people in the show still ask him for money, shameless!

[@AbhaySingh-e1n]

The fact that nobody talks about the book whispers of manifestation on borlest speaks volumes about how people are stuck in a trance

[@vincentjacobs6329]

You make it feel like a scam the way you keep spamming this same comment on every manifestation video across KZbin….

[@mementomorgan6721]

I no longer trust this because of how much you spam this on random videos.

[@mementomorgan6721]

@@vincentjacobs6329they are probably the author of the book. I watched a video summarizing the book and it’s literally everything any loa channel on here teaches tbh

[@nishoatto3095]

I’m happy to see that he is doing well after winning the lottery. A lot of people end up worse than before.

[@Res_ER]

Yes I’m happy as well, and I hate that people assume that you’ll just end losing it all and its true for some but not for all

[@maxpotential-4074]

True! I never understood why people get worse tho 😭

[@katielowery1925]

@@maxpotential-4074 i think it’s just because they think like “oh i have all this money now” and they just spend it instead of actually thinking about it.

[@Knightgil]

@@maxpotential-4074 if you have problems and got money, you still got problems, only you got money too. Sure, if you're struggling to pay rent it solves a problem, but if for example your relationship with your family is complicated or you're struggling with depression or existential dread, I think it can't help you much or can even open a new whole can of worms.

[@rishabhnagpal5548]

@@maxpotential-4074Winning lotteries and going broke is really common. It’s called the lottery syndrome. When a person gets an amount that they usually are not habitual with, it usually messes with them. They spend frugally and end up broke. And YES it happens with the very educated people too.

[@TimothySchultz]

Thanks very much for hosting me, @Jubilee! Those were some excellent questions; that was fun. 🙂

[@alitzzy]

Congrats on keeping a steady pace!

[@rioske1]

Do you live in a mansion?

[@krilza]

Timothy you are so nice and polite!

[@OnePrideFishing]

Awesome to see you on here! Love your videos

[@fernandoortiz-robles8771]

Love your content Mr. Timothy

[@AM-mv6ro]

I’ve won £250k on a lottery scratch card, it was definitely life changing money as I paid my mortgage off and went part time but it was so difficult keeping it to myself. Soon after I went part time, people kept on asking me why and how I paid my mortgage and eventually i think people realised and they tried to blackmail me into giving them money. Thankfully I cut off all contact with them!

[@VolumePerfection]

I'm glad you are alive.

[@blackairforce13]

But I don't get it. Did the shop you bought the lottery scratch card from give you the money or how does it work?

[@1andreia1]

@@blackairforce13 the shop only pays to a certain amount

[@Duckduckobtusegoose]

@@blackairforce13ou need to go to a lottery office after like a couple hundred or something

[@AM-mv6ro]

@@blackairforce13 I think the maximum amount the store can give is £100 (not 100% sure that). I had to call up Camelot, prove I had the ticket and show them that I had purchased it. It took 3 weeks in total but I was given a lot of support by the company and was given a complimentary financial advisor who really helped me!

[@moneymomofrank]

I could never show my face if I ever won the lottery, that sounds so dangerous

[@stefan98TH]

not any more dangerous than any other millionare showing his face, which many of them do, but I get your point

[@theonlythingihavetosayis9333]

No different than having a bunch of followers on social media with your picture.

[@liannaxiao1651]

i wouldn't claim it until I changed my name legally first haha

[@gallaxseizor9216]

Imagine working for the Cartel and winning the lottery

[@moneymomofrank]

@@gallaxseizor9216 OMG! That’s horrifying to think about

[@LaCréé.e]

This is insane that US law forces winner to reveal their identity.

[@TruthFLA]

There are ways around that

[@libbyyyyyyy]

@@TruthFLA yea but u gotta pay a lot

[@danzwku]

@@TruthFLA like how?

[@TruthFLA]

@@danzwku You have the ability to wear a mask to picking up your check. And some states a LLC or some other business entity can accept the check on your behalf. In some states someone who use sign over legal authority can accept on your behalf. It's different depending on the state but each state has a way for you to accept and still keep your privacy

[@isaacwojo3273]

It depends on what state you win the lottery in

[@econsean]

The fact that his first inclination was to buy an N64, and not to go wild spending money, set him up for success after winning the lottery. Am very happy for him that he had the financial clarity to make that money last him a lifetime so that he could pursue his dreams, as many people who win the lottery end up in a worse spot after due to financial irresponsibility and increased personal risk that comes with having won.

[@whynot1639]

What is n64?

[@joshuawhite6743]

@@whynot1639 Nintendo 64 and why in the world is you pfp that

[@haxelprincess2871]

Well i mean it’s just the very first thing he bought lol I doubt he would go buy a house or car within minutes of winning… u usually research big purchases first

[@whynot1639]

@@joshuawhite6743 what is wrong with my pfp? It's from anime called tokyo revenger incase you misunderstood with some naji symbols

[@dervla_]

@@joshuawhite6743why not (read their namw

[@JVanProduction]

I would ask so many different questions than what they asked. Did he have to educate himself on finances? Or did he hire a financial advisor? Did he move away? What did he do in the first year that he received the lottery $? Is he still close to his family? Did his notoriety eventually go away or are people still bothering him for money?

[@Secrets4theMad]

fr i was waiting for all this and so disappointed

[@ncteumaja]

He did say he had to move, but yeah, the other questions would've been interesting

[@ayla8345]

When you win the lottery they automatically set you up with a financial advisor. Even if it’s “just” a couple million. Not sure if they did that in 1999 though.

[@Salvadoriantravelkid]

Those are too common questions and I am sure those were asked and edited

[@elgooges]

Hopefully put some in mutual funds!

[@sashaalexa8518]

i really enjoyed this conversation, he was very honest and transparent about his experience. very refreshing!

[@salar1586]

thats bcs he us a youtuber Timothy Schultz and he is well spoken

[@earthvariety]

He seems so humble. I love that he won it and especially that the first thing he bought was an N64. I hope he played The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. 😁

[@TimothySchultz]

Thank you! Yes, I definitely played some Zelda. 😀

[@Primitive_Code]

Wow. What a waste of time considering you'd be financially free 😂. You realize we get a finite number of seconds to live in this world and you want to spend it by playing videogames?

[@earthvariety]

@@Primitive_Code Yes. People enjoy different things. Some people would probably call your activities a waste of time if they were just out to make other people as miserable as they are. But I hope no one says that to you.

[@JjGee-m8r]

@@Primitive_Codeabout like you spending your time on here ehh?

[@ITSRAF1]

what's crazy is that he had such a believable dream he thought it was a clear enough message that he HAD to start playing lottery and he actually won

[@livKail3abe]

I had that dream 🎉

[@Qsen123]

many people who gamble have vivid dreams of winning big, happens to me every now and then too sadly it hasnt come true though 😂

[@savedfaves]

He had a precognitive dream. I've had them before for other things. It's a real thing. The rational mind can explain anything away because the rational mind is mostly afraid of life.

[@yaffabalsam3018]

It’s so nice to see someone who has a lot of money (specifically someone who didn’t work for it) be more humble and care about others, the contrast between this guy and the guy from the son of a billionaire video is just crazy

[@HH-kg4fq]

😂what makes you think he cares about you or anyone in the audience?

[@lovemyself6441]

“You can say I got retired at 21.” That’s a luxury, because than you work for your hobby and happiness, not for surviving. And most of people choose their jobs and profession for financial purpose.

[@justjunior1189]

The ignorance of people thinking they are entitled for a lottery winner to help them is wild.

[@theworldisimmense]

Yes the audacity

[@ge0rgeinit]

such a genuine and well articulated guy. glad he’s doin well years after winning the lottery

[@kameronwhite9926]

taxing him $12,000,000 is INSANE 😭

[@SpamMouse]

Not quite, he "lost" half in taking the cash amount rather than the published Jackpot sum which was to be paid in an annual annuity, then there was ~50% tax taken on the amount paid to him.

[@Haribo7432]

Especially since the cost of the ticket isn't deductible. Double standard

[@nikokapanen82]

I read some years ago about a guy winning over 300 million US dollars in the lottery and receiving only 90 million in his bank account, the rest went to taxes and other necessary fees. This is in the USA. Here in Finland, the biggest sum that you can win is 120 million Euros, in the Euro Jackpot lottery and you will get that precise 120 million Euros in your bank account.

[@squalidseal6126]

1:55 this guy is making me cringe so hard. He makes himself sound like he’s trying to suck up to the guy, hoping to grab a few grand after they’ve finished 😂.

[@brielle6306]

If I won 28 million, no one would know. I wouldn’t tell a freakin soul

[@intence1233]

Not even ur close family

[@brielle6306]

@@intence1233 nope. I wouldn’t trust them to keep it on the low.

[@henrylivingstone2971]

@@brielle6306 In some states you don’t have the option to stay anonymous only 14 states allow you to stay anonymous

[@Goodkarma36_]

Same with me. My family dislikes me and I don't have any friends. Nobody has access to me now 🤷🏿‍♀️

[@localaesthete2646]

This guy is SO damn familiar I refuse to believe I havent seen him anywhere else before, but honestly I’m starting to think that he just reminded me of Hank Green?

[@Dev-fw2og]

yes omg he reminds me of the Green brothers haha

[@localaesthete2646]

@@Dev-fw2og yes literally!!

[@vivacev]

Oh yeah that's it!

[@NPfan100]

Male Ellen

[@MrJslwww75]

You could've remembered him from that documentary of lottery winners he was on. I recognized him instantly.

[@Rachel_Tensions]

I also won the lottery about ten years ago. Life changing stuff but unfulfilling. You guys can ask me anything if you wish to. I’m 29 in the UK

[@BobSmith-wz4nz]

What's the most expensive thing you bought after winning that you didn't need?

[@mrhewitson9415]

How much did you donate to charity?

[@sayerr17]

can you venmo @sayerr17 😂

[@justcallmelucky]

How did it change your goals?

[@joshuawhite6743]

Fish?

[@psychogenical1419]

It's crazy how such a small choice can alter someone's life so intensely positively and negatively lol its crazy it makes me want to play the lottery myself but i mean I'm more likely to be struck by lightning than win the lottery

[@savedfaves]

Timothy likes to say this, and others on his channel have said this too that winning a huge amount of money tends to magnify your personality. Which would you prefer to happen, winning the lottery or getting stuck by that lightning? I'll take the lottery.

[@maxwellmediainc]

5:38 girl he’s not gonna date you give it upp😭😭

[@stephhawkins3306]

Damn

[@TheChosenNerd]

@@stephhawkins3306 this is thi s is so sad

[@kimmiet1980]

It's important to note that his winning was inspired first by a dream.

[@TimothySchultz]

Thanks for your comment; I find this type of thing fascinating! In addition to my own dream, I've met and interviewed plenty of other people with similar experiences.

[@heywrandom8924]

Coincidence and selection bias. You don't hear about the million others that had a dream and nothing came out of it. Also it didn't happen the same day nor the day after but months after. Imagine if he tried spending big everyday for months because of a dream, he would have been broke before he even won. He probably doubted the dream at some point and just continued with a gambling habit he had and got lucky.

[@frieza2235]

Gonna try thinking hard about the lottery before I fall asleep tonight 🤞

[@savedfaves]

@@heywrandom8924 You are using rationality to explain something that cannot be explained rationally. I've had several dramatic precognitive experiences. For example, one time I heard a woman's voices one week before I met her in a foreign country I had never been to before. You cannot use rationality to explain everything. Had you had a similar experience you would understand this point. Precognition is a real thing. In my case I experienced what I would experience. Like a reflection of your own experience. The mistake we make as humans is thinking we understand what time is because we have a way for framing and explaining measured time. Think of conscious time as our perception of measured time. You can explain away Timothy's experience as coincidence, but that doesn't mean you are correct. You may not be. You may be. But you may not be. I've had these kinds of experiences and Timothy talks on his channel about having them. Not just this one but others too. Life ain't so simple.

[@heywrandom8924]

@@savedfaves hi (:. Thanks for sharing your experience. I use a doubt first approach not to get lost in stuff because there is a lot of stuff one can get lost in with more or less bad consequences. In particular, gambling addictions can really mess with people's lives and I think it's important for those that want to see patterns everywhere to not get caught up in putting in money for every pattern they think might be the winning one. Other than that, taking a doubt first approach, I can also consider the possibility of mystical connections, as I have no definitive proof that such things are strictly impossible. Given many possibilities to explain a scenario, If I were to choose a mystical possibility, then I might be inclined to the same for every scenario as one can maybe always choose a mystical explanation. That wouldn't be very useful, it would stop truth seeking. So I prefer consider explanations that don't involve mysticism first. Another reason to put mysticism at the end of my possibilities list is that there isn't any scientific evidence for it which means it could just be in my head. For the lady that you mentioned, the sound of voices are not very precise in my head and people have similar voices so it's not that unlikely that I would hear someone that has a similar voice to a voice I heard in my head. I don't know if the voice for you was quite unique but, without being able to infer the exact voice you heard in you head and the lady you heard, it's hard to confirm what you experienced as being the exact same voice.

[@henrylivingstone2971]

He says he can’t answer his networth due to a non disclosure agreement but he was in a documentary and they reported he’s down to 4 million dollars. He spent a lot of money on movie productions and movie festivals which haven’t made any money to recoup the losses. His networth is about 4 million dollars and that was a few years ago. The documentary is called “winning the lottery: not as easy as you think”

[@aliqazilbash7905]

Money doesn't buy happiness. It buys you time. To do the things that make you happy.

[@aliqazilbash7905]

@__jubilee DM where?

[@KishorTwist]

It also buys you better healthcare and the invaluable peace of mind! Maybe education as you can say adios to crushing loans and further your academics!

[@laceunlaced]

This guy is actually awesome, he has his own Channel now on KZbin interviewing other lottery winners and also speaks about how positive thinking really influences your physical circumstances. I’ve been watching a lot of the interviews he does with the people who won millions and the one thing I’ve noticed they all have in common is that they either believe strongly at one point they will win or they have a strong urge to buy a ticket that comes out of nowhere . Interesting

[@savedfaves]

His channel is positive vibes. So easy for us to become cynical as we age. Bigger than his lottery win, his best asset is remaining positive as he ages. His biggest achievement.

[@sarahsays194]

The first thing I would do if I won the lottery would be to get a maid service because I hate having to clean. Money does buy happiness in certain areas.

[@maxime6093]

I quite enjoy it luckily 😊

[@jelim]

The woman asking whether his credit score was sexy was painfully cringe.

[@LeXx0r]

$15.9 million (his after tax winnings) in 1999 would be $29.0 million in 2023

[@philochristos]

If I won that much money, I'd buy eight pairs of sweatpants.

[@ItAllWorks4Good]

Congratulations to you!!! Do you realize what a great blessing that is just to be the steward over that? That is so awesome!!!

[@blunderrated]

I cant tell if he’s 25 or 51

[@danielekberg1666]

44

[@Cha0skitt3n]

If he won at 21 in 1999 how would he still be 21 🤔🤔

[@R1ch4rd]

@@Cha0skitt3n by the looks obviously

[@sierrashearer1948]

Awe he seems sweet lol

[@Techie1224]

the more money the guy owns the more attractive he is lol 🤣

[@TheGreatWasian_]

My dad has lowkey had a gambling problem with buying lottery tickets and I’ve internally vowed to not buy them but this dude makes me want to go out and get one😭😭🤣🤣

[@savedfaves]

There has been a couple of people he interviewed that genuinely sounded like they had a gambling addiction but then they won like $30,000,000. Paid off lol.

[@luisandrade2254]

I honestly think that if I won the lottery not much would change. I have a nice house I live in a safe clean area I am surrounded by people I like I have all of the access to the wonders of modernity and I like what I do for a living. Why on earth would I change a thing except maybe buying a nicer house and helping my family and friends out?

[@renni9813]

It was a coincidence, does he not realize that literally everyone in the entire goddamn world has had dreams about winning the lottery?

[@Goodkarma36_]

Having a dream is completely different than actually believing in your dreams.

[@Fourtune1]

You’re one of those miserable ppl huh?

[@boboloko]

I once went on a date with a woman had won the lottery for a large sum of money. The date was about an hour long and I spoke for about five minutes. She talked the entire time. I have a feeling that she just burned through her money, but I’ll never know

[@stephh1228]

“I’d go to the Cheesecake Factory” 💀💀

[@traplove9610]

In case anyone is curious, winning $28 million in 1999 would be the equivalent of winning $46.6 million in 2022. domico lamar goggins

[@MrBeatboxmasta]

How did I know that the woman who asked how sexy his credit score is, would want something from him? She's the type of person you need to avoid.

[@vkkl6213]

yeah it was obvious she was trying to flirt and true enough, she jokingly asked him to buy her a car at the end

[@spoidabetch]

canada has wayyyy lower/if any taxes related to prize money you win, so it's always crazy to me to see how little people who win the lottery or game shows actually take home

[@piiinkDeluxe]

Germany has no tax on lottery wins

[@SausageandWine]

Same in France@@piiinkDeluxe

[@deepei8572]

He’s like the humble lottery winner ever

[@urfavoritehumanbean879]

If I won 28 million - taxed, yes, also about 47 million gross in today's money - I'd use some 25% of it to buy me and my close circle of friends/family homes and such, then sit on the rest until I find something future-proof to invest in (humanitarian or not). It feels like the most responsible thing to do to me.

[@frieza2235]

For me it’s to only share with my immediate family and give to the church

[@KishorTwist]

Such amount would be really unbeneficial personally. I'm so bad with money.

[@Tobi21089]

​@@frieza2235church is rich enough I always hate it why having all those insane buildings if it is about believing?? If I believe in something I will pray in a completely destroyed building in the dirt no need for the fancy stuff...

[@WeShallOvercome_]

A lottery winner bought his friends houses, and they all sold up and moved away, and he lost contact with most of them.

[@RealityHurts923]

I'm broke. Ask Me Anything.

[@laurencothran4799]

username checks out

[@safety_sid]

Walking away with $15.922MM is still substantially more than most people will earn in their lifetime. Assuming you work from age 20 to age 80 (60 years) and earn an average of $100,000/yr that whole time (very unlikely) ... you'd only have earned $6MM in your VERY long working career.

[@15sixmedia]

Australian lotteries are much less of a rip off than American. You are always anonymous and you receive the whole advertised amount, completely tax free. The only time you are taxed on the amount is if you make any further profits off that money.

[@persoro4015]

yeah, but they are way fewer and way less then some of the big American lotteiries

[@NiceBlueSky]

I love seeing so many comments that are happy for this guys prosperity, that's really cool :)

[@oliviamiller657]

Not me watching this thinking yea I'll probably win too

[@Bassquake76]

5:42 You know shes trying to butter him up so he could be her sugar daddy! She did want a Honda Civic by the end after all!😆

[@PaulHo]

He's pretty jacked. I want to know what the luxury of never even thinking about medical debt must be like.

[@FinancialClout]

Someone needs to teach that one girl how credit scores work

[@KishorTwist]

Mine's not at max but still upper-end of it! 💪

[@ishmael802]

5:38 she went to gold digger mode

[@neoreign]

I wouldn't tell a soul I would invest conservatively I would give to orphans, and disabled children charities I would live a simple life, near a beach preferred

[@SausageandWine]

what mean conservatively ? around 5-6% year ?

[@lovedlavender3266]

I would love it if you guys talk about a topic of those with siblings and birth order, and who has it the hardest (oldest, middle, or the youngest) and even being an only child. That would be interesting to talk about. EDIT: it would also include step siblings/ half siblings and even twins/multiples

[@SkyKangaroo]

non disclosure agreement with whom? himself

[@girl2h4u]

My thoughts exactly! Lol like sir it’s your money.. you signed an NDA with yourself

[@thedonbishop55]

There was a dispute with the ticket ownership and he settled out of court. Hence the NDA.

[@borednow]

1:51 he is cringing so hard hearing cheesecake factory guy talking like that

[@astralfluxaf]

Ask me anything… but I do have an NDA 😂

[@bobjohnson6131]

If I win the lottery there’s only like 2 people I’ll pay off debt for. Anyone else, family or not i won’t. They don’t ever reach out to me so for them to reach out to me when I hit the lottery says it all

[@emmabunch-benson4795]

So rude of her to ask for a car. People are so weird

[@mafukun]

pretty sure it's a joke

[@rithvikmuthyalapati9754]

I'm pretty sure it was meant to be a joke

[@rocketman3770]

@@rithvikmuthyalapati9754 kind of. a joke but srs. lol

[@sarahsays194]

It's wise to not come out to the public if you win the lottery. Now people will have monetary expectations from you they otherwise wouldn't have and it never ends well. Stay silent, invest, and spend wisely. Your life will be better as a result.

[@henrylivingstone2971]

You don’t always have that option of anonymity

[@glizzyap4912]

@@henrylivingstone2971 you literally do. LLC and or a trust

[@henrylivingstone2971]

@@glizzyap4912 You literally don’t. Even when using an LLC or a trust you have to reveal your name and address. It’s for transparency reasons. That’s what happened to Shane Missler of Florida, he used a trust but he still had to reveal his name. That also happened to the Florida couple Maureen Smith and David Kaltschmidt who won 1/3 of the 1.5 billion in 2016, they used a trust but they had to reveal their names. Or the winners in Tennessee known as the Tennessee twenty who used a trust but had to reveal their identity. An LLC or a trust does not ensure anonymity unless it’s a state that allows anonymity. There is only one case in which a lottery winner has used an LLC to claim lottery winnings and that was in California and that’s because she sued the lottery commission. Unless you can prove without a reasonable doubt that revealing your identity would put your life in immediate danger, there’s no chance that you can claim anonymity when claiming a lottery prize in a state that doesn’t allow anonymity. Also pushing litigation against the lottery commission does not guarantee anonymity since most states have a grace period in which you can claim your prize. If your lawsuit goes beyond that grace period, you don’t get the money and now you’re stuck with the legal fees of the lawsuit. Most states have a grace period of about half a year, if the lottery commission decides to prolong the proceedings due to clerical or technical issues then you have no recourse. An LLC is not a solve all solution, since the lottery commission is a government mandated entity, it will not bend to civil actions like anonymity for the sake of comfort. Don’t listen to everything you read.

[@glizzyap4912]

@@henrylivingstone2971 everything you said is false. The people you refer to signed both the LLC and their name on the ticket meaning they had to list both entities. Here in Long Island NY a group of people that worked together used a LLC as a loophole. None of their names or any information relating to them was released. You know how? Anonymous Trust. Another way is an anonymous LLC but that’s limited to certain states. There are loopholes believe it or not. When’s the last time you’ve seen a lottery press hearing held?

[@69Fabulosity]

This guy is very down to 🌎 and practical 👏 💯❗️Nice to see that he didn't loose his mind or became a jerk after his wealth..what a blessing hope to experience that financial freedom not have to worry about bills every month & the Freedom to pursue goals without financial strain🙏💯❗️

[@BellaRomero1982]

This made me feel poor P.s EARLY 2 Minutes

[@rachelcardenas2]

Besides things they asked they should of asked did he walk out on his gas station job, not go in the next day… 😂 just wanna know. If I won the lottery the first person I would call is my mom.

[@Marte_H]

Now that's a manspread if I've ever seen one

[@dileycacepeda9184]

I didn't even notice. That's how normalized it is. Lol

[@belugamerde3701]

@@dileycacepeda9184 it should be normalised, cos there are normal human parts between their legs.

[@austinatomTV]

His KZbin channel is great! He interviews people who got sudden wealth thru the lottery and other methods.

[@jessnacki]

Hey, I edited this video! What are things you liked about it or changes that I could make it the future?

[@user-hn7pp7rr3t]

I liked the little facts/definitions added while he was talking!

[@deborahriches4625]

The music with the video game made me laugh 😂

[@Marieq]

More questions, and nit the same questions from all the people.

[@jillsarah7356]

I once had a vivid dream that I witnessed a car crash, got up, drove to the dentist, and the car in front of me was hit by another car. Thankfully no one was hurt although it seemed like the one driver was having some kind of issue that caused the crash. But wow it really rattled me! I wonder if we'll ever find out why people sometimes have dreams that predict the future.

[@paulallen2919]

The world is weird

[@lolitax167]

It’s nice he’s still alive. So many go missing after winning the lottery.

[@intence1233]

So if u win the lottery just move away

[@frieza2235]

They’re probably just hiding

[@Jazzmynnnn]

I wish someone had asked him how much money he put into the lottery before he hit!

[@OliveHay]

Serious manspreading, must be the giant lotto balls

[@theflyingdutchguy9870]

damn, i would not expect that he would get so many requests for money. i guess people are not as respectful as i thought.

[@brydecuir9746]

I couldn’t imagine acquiring that amount at such a young age and I’m 24 I feel like this has to have drastically changed the outcome of his life

[@YOSOY1111]

Timothy we loven you and your experience! I follow you too and your KZbin channel is fantastic!!👏👏👏

[@1kaaa]

Can't win it if you don't play. humble guy.

[@shazam1334]

i Find jubilee as a channel built by a group of super woke ppl

[@lalicloud1553]

this makes me wanna buy a lottery ticket lol

[@RainWalking]

Ods of buying her a car and you see who the users are.