I Won Millions on the Lottery But I Still Work Stacking Shelves | This Morning

When Elaine Thompson scooped £2.7 million on the lottery in 1995, many would have forgiven her for putting her feet up and enjoying the easy life but she's spent the past 25 years working hard to inspire her children and today works a night shift at M&S stocking shelves. While money has ruined the lives of some lottery winners, Elaine's story shows that money can make you happy. She joins us from her Newcastle home fresh from finishing her night shift.
Broadcast on 02/09/2020
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[@dingopisscreek]

WHY??? She is taking a job from someone who needs the money. Can't believe these people who win a lot of money continuing to do the same job. You wouldn't see me for dust.

[@Sawk_King]

Well not EVERYONE is the same. She clearly needed “normality” and structure. You’re probably one of the people who’s life would be chaos, over indulging on YOURSELF!!

[@BobHolyoake]

she also helps people .look at the Big picture

[@Medea007]

Nuts!