Man uses fortune cookie numbers 'on a whim' in lottery, wins $4M

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'I took [the ticket] and showed it to my wife and she thought it was an April Fool's joke or maybe a scam,' he said.

"I got an email in the morning and I just stared at it dumbfounded," Fierro told lottery officials."I took it and showed it to my wife and she thought it was an April Fool's joke or maybe a scam."

After tax withholdings, he took home $2,840,401 and plans to invest most of the winnings, according to the lottery."We are going to buy some champagne on the way home," Fierro said in the statement.reached out to the lottery for further comment. This story will be updated with any response. A North Carolina veteran won $4M from a lottery ticket after playing numbers from a fortune cookie. Above, a Mega Millions ticket is seen in Chicago in January 2021.Earlier this month, Danny Sims, also a North Carolina resident, won $250,000 from a $5 scratch-off ticket. He initiallyLast month Brian Donohue, a student at University of Virginia,

 

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