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TIL in 2021 a woman in a hurry checked her scratch-off ticket "real quick" and then gave to the store owners to throw out because she thought it wasn't a winner. Ten days later, the owners returned it to her after scratching off the last number for her and discovering it was a $1 million winner. 6 March 2026 at 13:36

TIL in 2021 a woman in a hurry checked her scratch-off ticket "real quick" and then gave to the store owners to throw out because she thought it wasn't a winner. Ten days later, the owners returned it to her after scratching off the last number for her and discovering it was a $1 million winner.

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By:/u/tyrion2024

6 March 2026 at 13:36

TIL in 2021 a woman in a hurry checked her scratch-off ticket "real quick" and then gave to the store owners to throw out because she thought it wasn't a winner. Ten days later, the owners returned it to her after scratching off the last number for her and discovering it was a $1 million winner.

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TIL a 2022 study revealed that 35% of the adults in Japan intend to "never travel" again. No other country "came close to the travel reluctance shown in Japan"; the next highest was South Korea at 15%.

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By:/u/tyrion2024

5 March 2026 at 11:57

TIL a 2022 study revealed that 35% of the adults in Japan intend to "never travel" again. No other country "came close to the travel reluctance shown in Japan"; the next highest was South Korea at 15%.

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