Kentucky Man Wins $167 Million

[lakercat]

A Kentucky man won a $167 Million prize playing the lottery; he bought the ticket from Clark's Pump N'Shop in Georgetown. I drive by it frequently. Congrats, but I would hate to be identified. Not sure I want to ever win that much money, but I would not have to work. I hope he's wise and people leave him alone. We all have heard the horror stories. I would settle for 10 rental properties fully paid, lol.

Nice, but do I really want all that?

 

[LineSkiCat14]

A Kentucky man won a $167 Million prize playing the lottery; he bought the ticket from Clark's Pump N'Shop in Georgetown. I drive by it frequently. Congrats, but I would hate to be identified. Not sure I want to ever win that much money, but I would not have to work. I hope he's wise and people leave him alone. We all have heard the horror stories. I would settle for 10 rental properties fully paid, lol.

Nice, but do I really want all that?

Just full of bad takes lol.

 

[the nail at the foul line]

A Kentucky man won a $167 Million prize playing the lottery; he bought the ticket from Clark's Pump N'Shop in Georgetown. I drive by it frequently. Congrats, but I would hate to be identified. Not sure I want to ever win that much money, but I would not have to work. I hope he's wise and people leave him alone. We all have heard the horror stories. I would settle for 10 rental properties fully paid, lol.

Nice, but do I really want all that?

$167.3 million winning Powerball ticket claimed by Georgetown mother and son

Previously, the largest Powerball win was a $128.6 million jackpot sold in December 2009, also in Georgetown.

www.whas11.com

Linda Grizzle is splitting a $167.3 million winnings with her son, Shannon Farthing, both of Georgetown.
Farthing bought a $2 Powerball ticket for last Saturday night’s drawing.

Cash option after taxes is about 22 and 1/2 million each. Not sure if they're taking the 30 years or cash option.

 

[lakercat]

Just full of bad takes lol.

167 Million is more than I'll ever need. More headache/trouble than it's worth. It appears that winner has been in some legal trouble in his past, but good on him for winning life changing money.

 

[the nail at the foul line]

167 Million is more than I'll ever need. More headache/trouble than it's worth. It appears that winner has been in some legal trouble in his past, but good on him for winning life changing money.

He can get some more tats.

A wife beater for lotto pic. Classy.

 

[lakercat]

He can get some more tats.

A wife beater for lotto pic. Classy.

I mean,

But it's been a while, so no hate, but still

 

[KAB Cats]

I too would hate to have 167 million dollars.

 

[Baller Val]

A Kentucky man won a $167 Million prize playing the lottery; he bought the ticket from Clark's Pump N'Shop in Georgetown. I drive by it frequently. Congrats, but I would hate to be identified. Not sure I want to ever win that much money, but I would not have to work. I hope he's wise and people leave him alone. We all have heard the horror stories. I would settle for 10 rental properties fully paid, lol.

Nice, but do I really want all that?

His death over/under installed at 18 months.

 

[the nail at the foul line]

48 years in sentences but on street to get rich. Very little chance this ends well

 

[Baller Val]

He found out when his mother texted him.

He was at the Red Mile playing the ponies. 🤣

She better get as much out of him as she can because he's gonna blow it all FAST.

 

[the nail at the foul line]

 

[Elbridge]

Statistically, he will be worth much much less in ten years if not zero.

 

[Rebelfreedomeagle]

Statistically, he will be worth much much less in ten years if not zero.

I can’t help but think of this guy.

David Edwards

 

[CaptainBoogerBuns]

Donate to UK NIL. Earmark for football. Done

 

[BGCATFAN2012]

I would get out of KY with that money. Buy a RV and travel and see all of Canada til fall then head to Florida around Thanksgiving. Wouldn't live in Georgetown with that kinda of money. See British Columbia drive up towards Alaska then cut across to Montreal. Do something with that money before it's gone in 2 years.

 

[Baller Val]

I would get out of KY with that money. Buy a RV and travel and see all of Canada til fall then head to Florida around Thanksgiving. Wouldn't live in Georgetown with that kinda of money. See British Columbia drive up towards Alaska then cut across to Montreal. Do something with that money before it's gone in 2 years.

I’d buy 4 houses with cash and live where the weather was perfect year round. He’ll blow it at the track, strip bars and river boats, though.

 

[CaptainBoogerBuns]

I can’t help but think of this guy.

David Edwards

Holy crap. I guess it's true : you can't buy class

 

[HymanKaplan]

The vast majority of large lottery winners say that it was the worst thing that ever happened to them.

 

[JumperJack]

In Kentucky do you have to be identified?

It seems insane to me that anybody would ever allow themselves to be identified unless they had to.

 

[CaptainBoogerBuns]

In Kentucky do you have to be identified?

It seems insane to me that anybody would ever allow themselves to be identified unless they had to.

It's weird. According to this, you have the option to remain anonymous, but in terms of open records law, it has to be provided. So no and yes?

https://www.kentucky.com/news/state/kentucky/article263361918.html

 

[augustaky1]

You can bet your ass my single wide would get that new roof I have been wanting. And, if there was anything left......

 

[the nail at the foul line]

In Kentucky do you have to be identified?

It seems insane to me that anybody would ever allow themselves to be identified unless they had to.

Yes.

 

[CaptainBoogerBuns]

In Florida, you can stay anonymous for 90 days while working your exit plan.

 

[the nail at the foul line]

People work their whole lives, some play the lottery and an ex-con wins.

 

[CaptainBoogerBuns]

People work their whole lives, some play the lottery and an ex con wins.

Where are you seeing his legal troubles mentioned? Just curious

Edit: oops

Offender Information - Kentucky Department of Corrections - Offender Online Lookup System

apps.corrections.ky.gov

 

[the nail at the foul line]

Where are you seeing his legal troubles mentioned? Just curious

Post 6.

In blue.

 

[UKBlueBlood]

It is an absolute certainty the entire windfall will be pissed away, and quickly.

 

[GrandePdre]

It is an absolute certainty the entire windfall will be pissed away, and quickly.

Smoked, injected, drank, gambled, snorted, and other proper past tense verbs.

 

[lakercat]

The vast majority of large lottery winners say that it was the worst thing that ever happened to them.

Yep. I would invest in real estate (good to have hard assets), but I don't really need that much. I do not see myself buying a mansion and a bunch of cars, but I am fairly simple. I would still work, but on my terms. I would definitely live in a warmer climate during the winter, though.

 

[Deeeefense]

A Kentucky man won a $167 Million prize playing the lottery; he bought the ticket from Clark's Pump N'Shop in Georgetown. I drive by it frequently. Congrats, but I would hate to be identified. Not sure I want to ever win that much money, but I would not have to work. I hope he's wise and people leave him alone. We all have heard the horror stories. I would settle for 10 rental properties fully paid, lol.

Nice, but do I really want all that?

The best thing for him would be to hook up with reputable, licensed financial planner.

 

[PopesReignOverCardinals]

The best thing for him would be to hook up with reputable, licensed financial planner.

He can do that, but then ask to withdraw his money at anytime.

 

[WildcatFan1982]

I’d just run down to Keeneland and put it all on papas mustache in the 4th

 

[Deeeefense]

He can do that, but then ask to withdraw his money at anytime.

you always have that right with any investment account - it's your money, the financial planner is just managing it for you, and probably saving you from a lot of taxes.

 

[LowerLevelSeatA]

Sounds like he may blow it all at red mile. In interview he did, I think he said he was at red mile casino when his mom called and told him he won. That’s quite the rap sheet above he has. Shows he’s on parole untill August of this year…that doesn’t sound good. All that money can find you a lot of trouble.

 

[PopesReignOverCardinals]

Sounds like he may blow it all at red mile. In interview he did, I think he said he was at red mile casino when his mom called and told him he won. That’s quite the rap sheet above he has. Shows he’s on parole untill August of this year…that doesn’t sound good. All that money can find you a lot of trouble.

Somebody will probably convince him to buy a horse farm to run his own at the races.

 

[drew_ukfan]

I’d buy as much land as I could in Wyoming and never be seen again

 

[the nail at the foul line]

 

[CAT Scratch FVR]

Who had the under?

 

[HymanKaplan]

The vast majority of large lottery winners say that it was the worst thing that ever happened to them.

And just like that...

 

[CAT Scratch FVR]

Life comes at you fast.