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5abbingia t1_iy09uim wrote
Reply to comment by Dqnnnv in People who win the lottery make poor financial decisions because people who make good financial decisions don't buy lottery tickets. by DjHalk45
My point is still valid.
5abbingia t1_iy09kyi wrote
Reply to comment by Dqnnnv in People who win the lottery make poor financial decisions because people who make good financial decisions don't buy lottery tickets. by DjHalk45
Gambling is popular because it's addictive.
5abbingia t1_iy092m5 wrote
Reply to comment by algabana in People who win the lottery make poor financial decisions because people who make good financial decisions don't buy lottery tickets. by DjHalk45
But the chance is one on several thousands, not 10%
5abbingia t1_iy08sz3 wrote
Reply to comment by annoyedsquish in People who win the lottery make poor financial decisions because people who make good financial decisions don't buy lottery tickets. by DjHalk45
It's legalized gambling, it has nothing to do with fun.
5abbingia t1_iy03g4o wrote
Reply to comment by algabana in People who win the lottery make poor financial decisions because people who make good financial decisions don't buy lottery tickets. by DjHalk45
I see your point, but the thrill comes from the expectation of winning, doesn't it? And that's an unreasonable expectation.
5abbingia t1_iy02y80 wrote
Reply to comment by heidismiles in People who win the lottery make poor financial decisions because people who make good financial decisions don't buy lottery tickets. by DjHalk45
That's not the definition of reasonable, which means according to reason.
5abbingia t1_iy02o0t wrote
Reply to comment by heidismiles in People who win the lottery make poor financial decisions because people who make good financial decisions don't buy lottery tickets. by DjHalk45
A reasonable amount of lottery tickets is zero.
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5abbingia t1_iujqc6i wrote
Reply to Would you disagree if I said that the, "the Lord of the Rings" films may just be some of the greatest films ever made? Are they ever going to become widely recognized as such? by Iloveindianajones
As pointed out by others, I believe it is generational. As adaptations of the original material they are barely passable, and despite being amazing in some aspects (cinematography, effects etc) they are mediocre in others (mostly writing and dialogues). (imho)
5abbingia t1_iy0rqr1 wrote
Reply to comment by Dqnnnv in People who win the lottery make poor financial decisions because people who make good financial decisions don't buy lottery tickets. by DjHalk45
Just had a chat with my wife. She changed my mind, I guess I see your point now :) That dollar is spent on entertainment.