$136 Million Dollar Jackpot winner gives boss two weeks oral notice: 'I'm out of here'

David Sneath has worked at a Ford Motor Co. parts warehouse for 34 years, but it didn't take him any time at all to walk out once he discovered he had won a $136 million Mega Millions jackpot. A self-described "character," Sneath generally kicked in $6 a week with four co-workers at his job in Brownstown to buy lottery tickets, spending half the money on tickets for Tuesday's draw and half for Friday's. This time, his son bought him $15 worth of tickets, picking numbers Sneath suggested. The winning combination — 4, 17, 26, 46 and 56, plus 25 for the Mega Ball — were numbers Sneath once got as a random pick and continues to play. But his four co-workers didn't entirely lose out. He plans to give them $1 million each out of his winnings. MORAL:BE NICE TO YOUR COWORKERS

[Dude in Charge]

Quite thoughtful.

[ben arder]

Very nice lotto winner! But, remember this old
poor boy here too! Got any spare cash, then shove
some my way, OK?

[Jetsons]

He'll buy an RV and tour around to see everything that was passing him by as the world clocked each day.
Then he'll pout and complain that he isn't meeting many impressive people. Alas, he'll settle in for the American dream, to watch Oprah on HDTv and count empty cans.