US Woman Made A Stop For Orange Juice, Ended Up Winning $250,000 Lottery Prize
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The $20 Merry Multiplier scratch-off ticket she chose turned out to be a $250,000 top prize winner.
A woman from North Carolina struck it big after stopping to buy orange juice and deciding to try her luck with a lottery ticket. Kelly Spahr from Kernersville told North Carolina Education Lottery officials that while picking up orange juice at the Quality Mart on Piney Grove Road, some lottery tickets caught her eye, UPI reported.
"When I saw there were new tickets at the gas station, I thought I'd give them a shot," Spahr said. "The ticket had a folding part, which is what drew me in."
The $20 Merry Multiplier scratch-off ticket she chose turned out to be a $250,000 top prize winner.
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