Short term memory can be a bitch some days, other days it makes for a nice surprise
FRANKLINVILLE, N.C. —
A North Carolina man won nearly $200,000 on a lottery ticket he forgot he bought -- and is now planning to use the money to switch careers.
Gregory Warren, a mechanic in Franklinville, picked up a Cash 5 lottery ticket for the Sept. 29 drawing while filling gas one day after work.
"I think I'm going into business for myself mowing yards," Warren said. "I've got a 14-year-old son and I wanna get a business started so that he'll have something to do when he graduates from high school."
Maybe not a great plan, but one to start AND grow into something worthwhile.
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He has a plan!
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Maybe not a great plan, but one to start AND grow into something worthwhile.