Yeah there was no play required. Quite a few homeless people were there. As well. Everyone was supposed to only have one ticket but I saw several opportunities and many people holing quite a few. I went to cash out the rest of my food comp and have a free meal at the NASCAR cafe. I believe the drawing was advertised for at least a week. For a shot at "free" money it wasn't bad. Better odds than the lottery.
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On May 21, 2011, at 5:10 PM, 007 <007@embarqmail.com> wrote:
> Anyone who arrived could get a drawing ticket. It wasn't based on play. There may have been 10,000 people there, so the EV might have been $3 per person. But the percent advantage made up for how worthless it was. So go ahead and laugh. What's "ROTFLMSO," anyway? Is that socks or a misprint?
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