MARYLAND MAN’S LUCKY BREAK: From Commute to Life-Changing Windfall In a stunning turn of events, 32-year-old Baltimore resident, Dave Wilson, was on his way to work when he decided to make a pit stop at his local convenience store to grab a coffee and scratch off a lottery ticket

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**MARYLAND MAN’S LUCKY BREAK: From Commute to Life-Changing Windfall**

In a stunning turn of events, 32-year-old Baltimore resident, Dave Wilson, was on his way to work when he decided to make a pit stop at his local convenience store to grab a coffee and scratch off a lottery ticket. Little did he know, this impulsive decision would change his life forever.

As he sipped on his morning coffee, Wilson scratched off the ticket and let out a blood-curdling scream when he saw the numbers align in his favor. He had matched all six numbers, securing a whopping $30,000 prize!

“I was so shocked, I spilled coffee all over my shirt, my phone, and the counter,” said Wilson, still grinning from ear to ear. “I looked like I had just gone for a swim in the Chesapeake Bay!”

Wilson, who claims to have been “just a regular Joe” before his life-changing win, said he’s already planning his victory celebration. “I’m buying a yacht… okay, maybe just a really nice boat. And a hot tub. And a pizza party for the whole neighborhood!”

When asked what he plans to do with his newfound wealth, Wilson replied, “Well, first things first, I’m paying off my student loans. Then, I’m investing in a bulk order of scratch-off tickets. I mean, why not? I’m on a roll!”

The Maryland Lottery Commission confirmed Wilson’s win, saying, “We’re thrilled to have a winner like Dave, who’s already bringing excitement and joy to his community. We’re just glad we could be a part of his lucky day!”

As for Wilson, he’s just taking it one day at a time. “I’m just enjoying the thrill of possibly being able to afford a down payment on a house… or a really nice pair of sneakers.”

The winning ticket was purchased at “Sue’s Quick Stop” in Annapolis, where staff are now referring to the location as the “Lucky Spot.” Sue, the owner, said, “We’re just happy to have been a part of Dave’s big win. Now, if you’ll excuse me, I have to go buy a few more scratch-off tickets. You never know!”

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