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58-year-old dad offers 19-year-old son half of his '$1000 a Day For Life' winnings, son turns it down and asks for 80% of his winnings: 'I didn't realize how greedy he was'

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'Sounds like he lost his 2K and wanted more': Man wins cruise jackpot of $10k and gives $2k to brother, but unsatisfied brother demands more

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Married couple wins the lottery and wife assumes she'll be able to quit her job, husband threatens her with divorce after she refuses to split winnings equally: ‘[She] started accusing me of being a gold digger’

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Man wins $10k jackpot on a cruise and gives $2k to his brother, brother demands he split it 50/50: 'You have received a $2000 lesson in your brother's lack of character'

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'Browse Zillow sorting from high to low': Regular folks share what they'd do if they became billionaires overnight

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Tweet that reads, "What would you do if someone left you $8.7 mill?" followed by a reply that reads, "Pay off my student loans and use the remaining $10 to go to the movies"

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Meme that involves three doors representing three choices: 1.) "Restart life; 2.) $5 billion; or 3.) Tell customers they're idiots without getting in trouble" - guy kicks down the third door

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Tweet by Not a Criminal that says, "If you won the lottery tweet me your name and address I want to send you a congratulations card"

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VP of Sales fires 22-year-old employee weeks after his parents passed because his work performance deteriorated: 'He's not motivated at all.'

VP of Sales fires 22-year-old employee weeks after his parents passed because his work performance deteriorated: 'He's not motivated at all.'

'She asked me if I would pick her daughter up every Friday and babysit until 8 p.m.': Mom shuts down ex-husband and his mistress after they demand free childcare for his affair partner’s kid

'She asked me if I would pick her daughter up every Friday and babysit until 8 p.m.': Mom shuts down ex-husband and his mistress after they demand free childcare for his affair partner’s kid

‘You’re doing the best you can mom and dad!': Parenting laughs and woes for witty mothers and fathers (December 13, 2025)

‘You’re doing the best you can mom and dad!': Parenting laughs and woes for witty mothers and fathers (December 13, 2025)

25+ 90s Kid Nostalgia Pictures To Take You Back (December 13, 2025)

25+ 90s Kid Nostalgia Pictures To Take You Back (December 13, 2025)

39 of the Freshest and Funniest Tweets of the Week (December 13, 2025)

39 of the Freshest and Funniest Tweets of the Week (December 13, 2025)

Carpooler demands coworkers clock out early so she can attend son's medical appointment, gets offended when they make alternative travel arrangements: 'No way our managers would let us leave 45 minutes early for someone else’s child'

Carpooler demands coworkers clock out early so she can attend son's medical appointment, gets offended when they make alternative travel arrangements: 'No way our managers would let us leave 45 minutes early for someone else’s child'

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