No point winning the lottery inflation will make it worthless
I’d be more inclined to buy if I knew all my proceeds, or even the majority were going to good causes. But they’re not, instead we’re yet again lining the pockets of the fat cats up top.
Nah, I’m good thanks. Charity starts at home.
Gambling companies suffering is not on the top of my agenda.
There’s probably more to it than simply “the cost of living crisis” because if there is one industry that does well out of recessions, it’s the gambling industry.
To be honest, the lottery these days is a clusterfuck of different games, with the rules changed to try and generate more “big jackpot” events, which is what really drives sales. There really is not that much point playing on “normal” weeks.
Really not a good thing if people can’t afford to buy things. This is how you get recession
Mabey they found out its all a scam?
Makes sense, people’s rational minds kick in to gear when theyre struggling.
‘1 in 50 million chance’ actually means something when you need to buy bread instead.
Oh no, anyway
Considering how much profit Camelot make, I do not think anyone will be weeping for them
National Lottery, or as we call it in our family, VPT, or Voluntary Poor Tax.
The Lottery: a tax on the desperate.
Small violin factories in overdrive with this and the recent stories about landlords struggling
Boohoo, the lotto offering keeps getting shitter and shitter with every change anyway.
Adding extra numbers to decrease people’s chance of winning, increasing prices so you can make more money, and fewer payouts then complaining people aren’t taking part.
I think the Scottish have a saying, something like “get tae fuck”
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No point winning the lottery inflation will make it worthless
I’d be more inclined to buy if I knew all my proceeds, or even the majority were going to good causes. But they’re not, instead we’re yet again lining the pockets of the fat cats up top.
Nah, I’m good thanks. Charity starts at home.
Gambling companies suffering is not on the top of my agenda.
There’s probably more to it than simply “the cost of living crisis” because if there is one industry that does well out of recessions, it’s the gambling industry.
To be honest, the lottery these days is a clusterfuck of different games, with the rules changed to try and generate more “big jackpot” events, which is what really drives sales. There really is not that much point playing on “normal” weeks.
Really not a good thing if people can’t afford to buy things. This is how you get recession
Mabey they found out its all a scam?
Makes sense, people’s rational minds kick in to gear when theyre struggling.
‘1 in 50 million chance’ actually means something when you need to buy bread instead.
Oh no, anyway
Considering how much profit Camelot make, I do not think anyone will be weeping for them
National Lottery, or as we call it in our family, VPT, or Voluntary Poor Tax.
The Lottery: a tax on the desperate.
Small violin factories in overdrive with this and the recent stories about landlords struggling
Boohoo, the lotto offering keeps getting shitter and shitter with every change anyway.
Adding extra numbers to decrease people’s chance of winning, increasing prices so you can make more money, and fewer payouts then complaining people aren’t taking part.
I think the Scottish have a saying, something like “get tae fuck”
Oh no.
Anyway.