My First Big Win!

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Lucy11 said:
Went to bet horses at Pocono Downs and played slots for an hour. After 30 minutes I decide to play 26 cent Wheel of Fortune. I played at one machine then moved to the next. After that machine I moved over. After going through $60 without anything I hit for $31,000. The funny thing is it didn't faze me. A lot of people were excited but I was cool as a cucumber. The funny thing is I'm going to pay off a lot of bills then I'll have enough to pay my truck off and get a flat screen. I want to get the money out so I'm not tempted to blow it. I want to make it seem like I never won yet get some burdens off my back.


What burns my ass is I tipped two slot attendants $100 EACH and a security guard $20 since they walked me out to my truck. Call me cheap but I could have used that for better reasons.
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what are the tax's due ...?

state and or local
 
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yyz, I concur 100 percent, religion, followed closely by education.

Saint, I went to a small ivy in the middle 80' s, got a bs in engineering. My brother (8 years younger) went to Harvard which by then was nearly double what I would have paid had I chosen to go there. His wife is a Harvard & Oxford educated Dr., he has his MBA from Boston University.

You think freshmen English, calculus and some required elective is worth 60 Grand a year? It's a fuking scam. How do you think they pay the football coach 6 million a year?
 
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sweet win..........nice :scared :scared


Now I'll be a prick (because I am bitter when other people win..LOL) ......here in Canada no tax on winnings.........how much did you actually win:shrug: I know tax is high in the States on winnings........

Why the heck do you have to pay tax on a slot machine win:shrug: Now that is a scam:nono:


oh and I went to school at Bloomsburg, been to Scranton many times:SIB


anyway well done.....wish that shit could happen to me:SIB
 
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damn, lot of ties to the PA area......been to scranton and wilkes barre a few times myself, went to east stroudsburg u

nice hit
 
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Why not everyone whose been to Scranton stop by this year for the Biggest St Pattys Day Parade in the USA this year? Over 100,000 people will be in town for March 15th and if you need a Cab, reguest DollarBill.... AKA Skodaa, I'll find you :scared

See you on the 15th Don't be shy give it a try
 
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shamrock said:
yyz, I concur 100 percent, religion, followed closely by education.

Saint, I went to a small ivy in the middle 80' s, got a bs in engineering. My brother (8 years younger) went to Harvard which by then was nearly double what I would have paid had I chosen to go there. His wife is a Harvard & Oxford educated Dr., he has his MBA from Boston University.

You think freshmen English, calculus and some required elective is worth 60 Grand a year? It's a fuking scam. How do you think they pay the football coach 6 million a year?
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WOW. That has to be the first time I've heard an Ivy League grad refer to higher education as a scam. I'm curious as to which "small" Ivy you attended. My daughter is enrolled at Cornell, the largest undergraduate enrollment of all ivies at roughy 13,000. The remaining 7 all have undergrad enrollments under 10,000. So they are all "small" . Incidentaly, no Ivy League fotball coach(1AA) has a salary over $200.000 yearly . For that matter, I dont believe any division 1 coach has a salary that even approaches that six million figure.

Just sayin.
 
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