BREAKING: LOCAL MAN’S PSYCHIC ABILITIES STUN SCIENTISTS AS HE WINS $100,000 LOTTERY

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**BREAKING: LOCAL MAN’S PSYCHIC ABILITIES STUN SCIENTISTS AS HE WINS $100,000 LOTTERY… TWICE… ON THE SAME TICKET**

In a jaw-dropping turn of events, 32-year-old Bubba Jenkins of rural North Carolina has made headlines after his lottery ticket, purchased on a whim, matched all six numbers to win a staggering $100,000 prize. But that’s not the astonishing part – Bubba claims he predicted the entire ordeal would unfold exactly as it did.

“I just knew it was gonna happen,” a visibly stunned Bubba told reporters, his eyes wide with excitement. “I mean, I’ve always had this crazy intuition, and I’ve been telling my buddies for weeks that I was gonna win big. They just thought I was crazy, but I knew my numbers were hot!”

According to eyewitnesses, Bubba’s excitement was palpable as he checked his ticket at the local convenience store. “He started doing backflips and screaming ‘I TOLD YOU SO!’ at the top of his lungs,” said clerk Jimmy Bob. “I thought he was gonna burst through the ceiling. We had to calm him down with a Slim Jim and a cold glass of sweet tea.”

As news of Bubba’s windfall spread, scientists from nearby universities flocked to the scene, eager to study the phenomenon. “This is a statistically improbable event,” declared Dr. Emily Chen, a leading expert in probability theory. “We’re talking about a 1 in 13,983,816 chance of winning with a single ticket. Bubba’s prediction is either an incredible coincidence or a demonstration of extrasensory perception.”

When asked about his prediction, Bubba simply shrugged and said, “Hey, I’ve always been a bit of a psychic. I mean, I once predicted that the Carolina Panthers would lose to the Falcons… and they did! Okay, so it was by like 30 points, but still.”

Bubba plans to use his winnings to buy a new truck, pay off his mom’s mortgage, and invest in a chain of barbecue restaurants. When asked about his plans for world domination, he just chuckled and said, “Nah, I’m good. I’m just gonna enjoy my $100,000 and maybe buy a few more lottery tickets. You never know, right?”

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