A San Francisco airport employee became $20 million richer after buying a lottery ticket

Durvin Hickman, an employee at San Francisco International Airport, hit a big jackpot during his lunch break. He bought a lottery ticket and became $20 million richer. The ticket itself cost him only $30.

The California Lottery itself announced the happy event. It is indicated that Hickman went to the store during his lunch break. There he bought a scratch ticket. When he erased the protective layer of the last cell, he saw the word LIFE. It is this that brings the owner the biggest prize – annual payments of $800,000 for 25 years. At first the man didn’t believe it, so he sent a photo of the ticket to his wife and asked if he really won.

By the way, Hickman had already won before. He won $1,000 by also purchasing a lottery ticket.

A man knows how he will spend his money. In particular, he wants to buy a dream house for his beloved.