Let's talk about this Li first, penniless and want to turn over through the lottery, isn't this a typical want to eat a big pot of rice? It's really laughable. Shanghai Hongkou is so busy that I have to take time to deal with this kind of farce. This Li scratched the lottery ticket of 18,000 yuan in the first lottery shop at the beginning,Do you say it's amazing? He's such a veteran that he continues to scratch when he wins the lottery, using the lottery ticket as an ATM. But in the end, not a penny was paid, and what kind of loan did not arrive, it was really an excuse for the king of kings. The next day, this guy didn't pay back the money, turned around and went to another store to continue his scratch business, owing more than 8,000 yuan in total. Isn't this behavior quite infuriating, you say? Is this a scam or not? Knowing that he has no money, he still scratches the lottery ticket, isn't this obvious**? Shanghai's ** is not a vegetarian, and once it is checked, it directly controls Li. The lesson of this is that if you want to get rich, you still have to be down-to-earth, and counting on the lottery is a pipe dream.
Let's talk about public safety and personal freedom. The owners of the lottery shop are also unlucky enough,Good business was so disturbed by Li,Who can stand it? But it also exposes the question of whether our regulation needs to be strengthened. If Li's kind of thing had been discovered earlier, maybe it wouldn't have been so big. But at the same time, we also have to wonder if increased regulation means sacrificing individual freedom. It's a dilemma. You think, wouldn't it be too much if everyone who bought a lottery ticket had to be scrutinized? But if you let it go, you are afraid that there will be more Li. It's a real headache, and you have to find a compromise.
Finally, let's talk about this economic pressure. Although Li's behavior makes people angry, it also has to make people think, is there too much economic pressure in our society? Li's psychology of wanting to get rich overnight is actually a reflection of the string in many people's hearts that is too tight. Life is stressful now, with a house, a car, and a ticket, who doesn't want more? But that doesn't mean you can do things that are illegal. Li's way of trying to solve the problem through the lottery is obviously going in the wrong direction. But it is also a wake-up call that there needs to be more positive guidance in society to give some real help to those in distress, rather than making them fantasize that the lottery can solve all problems. What this society needs is to be down-to-earth.