A man from Canada, Pierre Richer, who's in his 60s, recently won a $50 million lottery prize. Surprisingly, he has no immediate plans to retire and continues to go to work at 4:30 a.m. daily.
Richer was shopping for Thanksgiving and decided to purchase a $10 lottery ticket for the October 6 Lotto Max draw. He mentioned during a press conference held by Loto-Québec that the only reason he bought the ticket was because pie crusts were on sale at a local Super C grocery store.
After the draw, his wife and daughter checked the numbers online and realized he had won. Despite the huge win, Richer returned to work the next day at 4:30 a.m. as a driver and head of shipping at a catering company, stating that he has no immediate plans to retire.
Richer was shopping for Thanksgiving and decided to purchase a $10 lottery ticket for the October 6 Lotto Max draw. He mentioned during a press conference held by Loto-Québec that the only reason he bought the ticket was because pie crusts were on sale at a local Super C grocery store.
After the draw, his wife and daughter checked the numbers online and realized he had won. Despite the huge win, Richer returned to work the next day at 4:30 a.m. as a driver and head of shipping at a catering company, stating that he has no immediate plans to retire.