Will he get addicted?

[mollykins]

My friend bought a lottery ticket on his birthday and said that was the only one he will ever buy, so that he doesn't get addicted. . . . . . he's now bought another. Plus he's always saying how he's got no money, and will probably lie and say he lives with his dad most of the time, just to get £10 every two weeks.

[bednobs]

probably not. If i said i lived with my dad, could i get £10 every 2 weeks?

[mollykins]

Will he get addicted after saying he would only buy the birthday one?

Actually, come to think of it, I think his mum bought him it for his birthday and he said he'd never buy one himself.

[bibblebub]

yes he's a goner, stay well clear of him from now on

[mollykins]

Yeah but it works out at a lot with the £5 per week plus two £100 bonuses per year.

[mollykins]

Can't you buy for the next two draws, he's probably bought two tickets then.

[mollykins]

ema money at college.

[mollykins]

His dad who he sees two days a week earns less than 30k, meaning if ym friend 'lives' with him most of the time, he can claim ema money.

[mollykins]

he said 'oh its only a few quid each week' meaning he bought more than one or did something like thunderball etc.

[mollykins]

Craft, no not really now that i should be going out and getting a job, of which there are virtually non.