First-ever million dollar lottery winner in Ohio wants to buy a new car, but looks into the car.
We now know the first two winners of this lottery which wants to encourage the citizens of Ohio to be vaccinated. This lottery does not require a participation ticket, only proof of vaccination.
Abbigail Bugenske won the first draw. Despite this gain, this 22-year-old student keeps both feet on the ground.
“I’m thinking of buying a car, but not a Lamborghini or something like that and donating a few dollars to foundations,” says Abbigail Bugenske.
What is most surprising is that she wants to buy a used car.
“I had a test drive scheduled this afternoon, but it was canceled, but I’m definitely going to continue looking into the user for my new car,” she explains.
With this million, she wishes to continue her studies in Aerospace Engineering.
Unlike a usual lottery where you have to be of age to participate, the “Vax a million” also offers a category for the youngest.
Teenagers between the ages of 12 and 17 can win a full scholarship to college.
It was Joseph Costello, barely 14, who won this draw on Friday. He will therefore be able to go to university without worrying about tuition fees.
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