1.3bn Lottery Win is DISGUSTING 😡

A $1.3 billion lottery jackpot is a scam with 1-in-300-million odds and a 37% tax on winnings. 70% of winners go broke within three years. The speaker argues schools don't teach financial literacy, leaving people to chase lottery dreams instead of learning to earn, save, and invest.
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The current $1.3 billion lottery prize is disgusting, utterly disgusting. I'm going to explain why. So this week there's a $1.3 billion top prize in the American Lotto, and I think it is outrageously disgusting, and the whole system needs to completely change. I also believe there's a big government scam behind it, which I'm going to expose. Now, the lottery is supposed to be a charity. I can't exactly comment on how the nuances work in America, but in the UK, it's supposed to be a charity. And I'm going to talk about this scam in a moment, but first off, why do I believe that such a massive lottery win is outrageous and disgusting? Here are a few reasons why. And by the way, I would love your thoughts as well. I believe that the lottery is a potential gateway drug to a gambling addiction. What do you think about that? You start playing a few lottery tickets, the prizes get bigger, you want more, you play more, then you're a gambling addict. How can that be a good thing? Is there education continually on gambling addictions when you play the lottery? Probably not. Next thing is, next thing is this, next thing is this. Do you know the chances of winning the $1.3 billion lottery prize fund? Do you know how much of a good odds chance you've got? 1 in 300 million. People are flocking in their droves in America to chuck in hundreds of millions and billions collated into a lottery where you have a 1 in 300 million chance of winning. Now Martin has said here it all depends if you can control yourself. I understand that, but is financial control and financial discipline and financial education still taught in the school system? What do you think about that, Martin? Everyone? No, it's not. And this is going to be one of my points. If with the lottery partition, uh, partaking, you were also taught money management, money budgeting, managing your money emotions, warning that the lottery could be a gateway drug, warning that you only have a 1 in 300 million chance of winning, you have a much better chance of becoming a millionaire yourself. I don't know how many people are on this planet. 7 billion. How many are millionaires? Many millions. You've got a better chance of working and hustling and grafting to be a millionaire than you have winning the fucking lottery. Yet you're not told this, are you? You're not taught this in schools, are you? There's no education or disclaimers on this, are there? There's no free training from the government or your local states on this, is there? No, no, there isn't. And this is one of the reasons, by the way, why I launched Rob.team, which I'll talk to you about in a moment. It's a financial resource. So it's far too much money to give away to one person. It is a massive curse, by the way. I know everyone would think that they'd want to win $1.3 billion or $100 million or $10 million, but it is a massive curse if you do not know how to handle the money. Being given the money is a massive curse. 70% of lottery winners go bust, or at least they go broke, or at least in 3 years they're worse off than when they started. Many report to say it was one of the worst things that happened to them in their life, and it is a massive curse. Now, if there was great education in our schooling system and in our state system and in our national system, and there were financial courses and resources like there is in Rob.team, I'd have a different view on the lottery. But I think it's disgusting that so much money is given away. You are lured in and opened up into a gateway drug on a 1 in 300 million chance of winning, yet you're not taught to be a millionaire. You're not taught to make, manage, and master money. To me, that's a massive scam in the system. And get this, do you know the tax rate in America on the lottery? 37%. 37% of the lottery winnings is tax. Holy fuck! Double, triple scam right there. In the UK, the lottery is supposed to be a charity, and the UK government dipped into the money. By the way, why don't they take the $1.3 billion and split it 1,300 ways, $1 million each? What do you think about that? That would be far better. All right, they would probably argue you wouldn't get the same level of people participating. But you'd have a much better chance of winning. And by the way, a million's not a curse. 10 million or 100 million, if you don't know how to manage money— I know you don't want to hear this, and I know not everyone will agree with this, but I'm telling you through research and proof— 10 million or 100 million given to you, especially if it's publicized in the media, without knowing how to handle it, it's a curse. It's proven 70% of lottery winners go broke within 3 years. It's a curse because they didn't know how to handle or manage or master or invest. They didn't learn what they needed to learn to handle the money. So number 1, the lottery, especially the huge prizes, are a massive scam. Number 2, 37% tax on it is a huge scam. No education on handling the money is a scam. No education in schools about making, managing, and mastering money. And budgeting and the emotions around money and handling windfalls and earning money and becoming a millionaire. It's not taught, and it should be. Next thing is, you've got a better chance of becoming a millionaire through hard work than you have of winning the fucking lottery. So become a millionaire through hard and valuable work and forget the fucking lottery. The lottery could be a gateway drug to gambling addictions. Let me know what your thoughts are in the comments right now. This must be discussed. I think it's disgusting. That £1.3 billion is going to be given away to one person, and disgusting that the government are going to tax it 37%. That's my personal view. If you disagree with me, let me know in the comments. If you agree with me, hit the share button. At the very least, split the money across 1,300 people, increase the chances of winning, and reduce the amount so it's not a curse. A million's not a curse. By the way, a million's not enough to retire either. And here's the Here are the lessons and here's the summary of why the lottery win, especially so much money, absolutely disgusts me. Number 1, we should be teaching our children how to make, manage, and master money. How to budget money, how to handle money emotions, how to invest in assets, how to be productive and resourceful, how to be useful to society and offer valuable products and services and earn fair exchange money doing it, how to be financially independent, how to protect themselves from inflation and quantitative easing and taxation and lockdowns. We should be teaching our fucking children all this stuff because we're ruining the planet and we're leaving a shit planet and a shit economy for our children. We're not teaching them any of this at all, and it's wrong. And this is one of the reasons why I have Rob.team. Rob.team is a financial tool and resource. It's an online digital members area for anyone in the world, and anyone can afford it. It will cost you, what, not even 5 lottery tickets. But it's not a freaking gamble. It's not a 1 in 300 million chance of winning. You learn and you earn. When you win the lottery, you earn without learning. You must learn to earn and learn while you earn, because it's the lessons that are so valuable. Millionaires always say, if they've gone broke or they struggle, you can take the money, but you can't take away what I learned. And they can just start again and be a millionaire again. So if you'd like to learn and earn, start and scale a business, get better financial education and knowledge, do something meaningful and valuable and productive and get paid well for it, create multiple streams of recurring income, digital income, online income, and you'd like financial resources you should have been taught at school but you're not, Go to rob.team. And how you do that is open up a new web browser or web page, do it now, and just type in rob.team. Rob.team. Go and join right now. It will cost you a large coffee. It will cost you one-third of a Netflix subscription. It will not get you addicted to gambling. It will get you addicted to earning and learning. There's not a 1 in 300 million chance of success. There's probably a 20 or a 50% chance of success as long as you do the work. It works if you do. It's available to anyone on the planet. It's all digitally downloadable and accessible online. Just open up a new web page and type in rob.team. This lottery that the whole of America is talking about, it's one of the worst things that they could do around money. They're teaching people to think that the only way to make money is to play the lottery and to hope and to pray and to maybe be lucky. They're getting millions of people to spend pounds or tens of pounds or dollars on something that they have a 1 in 300 million chance of winning. You've got more chance of becoming a millionaire yourself, so do that. And then they're taxing 37% of it. It's a massive scam. Fuck! It's a scam. Would there be anything else in your life you would try if you had a 1 in 300 million chance of success? No! No, you would not. No, you wouldn't. But this is the education we're giving our children. We've got to go. Yeah, got to take my son to golf. So quick summary: $1.3 billion lottery win in America right now is disgusting and disgraceful. It's too much money. It's a massive curse. 70% of lottery winners go broke. And they say their life is worse off. That should at least be 1,300 people win a million. Let me know what you think, by the way. I believe the lottery is dramatically increasing your chances of becoming a gambling addict. Are there enough disclaimers? Is there enough coaching, mentoring, training courses, and resources? No. Instead of this ridiculous lottery where actually it's supposed to be a charity and it's not, where actually it's getting you to believe that you've got a chance of winning when you haven't, getting you to— teaching you to hope and pray to make money instead of hustling and earning and producing. The whole system is backwards and wrong, and I believe in education, learning and earning. Earn while you learn and learn while you earn. And that's why I set up Rob.team. So for the price of a large coffee or one-third of Netflix subscription You can cancel anytime with no contract and join a financial resources area where you get better education and knowledge on making, mastering, and managing money, on managing your money emotions, on starting and scaling a business, on creating recurring and passive and residual income, on being an entrepreneur, on increasing your chances of wealth, on protecting yourself against taxation and inflation. It's all there in rob.team, and all you have to do is open a new web page right now and type rob.team. Learn, earn, invest, create multiple streams of recurring income with Zoom masterclasses, live and recorded, with challenges, with resources, with ask me anything lives, with courses, with blogs and articles, all on getting better financial education and knowledge. And it is my mission to have as many people on the planet get this better financial education and knowledge that you're not taught in school. It costs you tens of thousands a year to go to school and university. It costs you less than a large coffee to join rob.team. Go figure. University tutors are often broke, earning 50 grand a year max. I can earn that in a day, and I can teach you how to do the same at rob.team. So open a new web page, type rob.team. Don't play the lottery. Don't get involved in the scam and give the government 37% of the money that they're going to waste and squander anyway. You have a 1 in 300 million chance of winning, and that is not a strategy. You've got more, way more, um, odds of becoming a millionaire yourself by doing something useful and productive. 70% of lottery winners go broke and say it was a curse to win the money. You must educate yourself. You must take responsibility for your own financial security and freedom. You must hedge against inflation and taxation and lockdowns and wars. You must start a side hustle. You must get extra income streams. You must get your tax down, get your earnings up, and be fully financially responsible and educated. And to learn that, you can join rob.team, cancel anytime, no contract, for less than a large coffee. And the lottery is the antithesis and the nemesis of learning, earning, and becoming financially independent and useful and valuable. So forget the freaking lottery. It disgusts me. Hit the share button. Let's get this message out to many people because I think it's really important. Let me know your thoughts in the comments. I'd love to engage in the discussion. I'll try and chat with as many of you as possible. If you think there's some things I've missed, if you don't agree with me on some things, or you do, let's have a chat about it because I'm on a mission to help as many people on this planet get better financial education and knowledge to start to scale their business and to create multiple streams of income and become financially independent in these disruptive times when your wealth and your freedom are being impinged and disrupted by a flawed government and an abuse of power. And that's another reason why I set up Rob.team. It's got hundreds of hours of useful, valuable educational content I can see people have joined, or people say they're joining right now. Open up a new window and just type in rob.team. I will see you there. Remember this: if you don't risk anything, you risk everything. Don't risk the lottery. It's not just a waste of a few pounds, it's a gateway drug to addictions, and I believe it's pretty much a scam, and it's completely teaching you the wrong thing about money.










