How do they even verify this stuff.

Since most places (I think) won’t sell lottery tickets via CC/debit card, they can’t verify a transaction that way.

And I assume most places have a security camera these days, but the quality is likely garbage a ton of the time, and I’d be surprised if they keep video footage for more than a few days before recording over it.

I guess in the last few years camera and cloud storage have problem improved that, but liquor stores/gas stations aren’t exactly known for keeping up with technological advancement.

This makes me wonder what the process is of during verification they see that the person who purchased the winning ticket and the person who has the winning ticket after the drawing are not the same.

Seriously, what point does obfuscating something that utterly transparent serve?

While this is true. Very few people become public defendants because they want to serve “the man”. It’s a thankless job that’s 99% about helping people who have no way to help themselves.

Imagine if it’s a better lawyer than the prosecution.

Unintentional shade thrown at Mom.

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Find this absolute POS fuck.