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“Easy come, easy go,” is a popular idiom that best describes the situation of an African-American man that won $30,000 at the lottery, used two-thirds of the sum to buy a gold chain, and lost the chain shortly after.

The Detroit, Michigan man identified simply as Jamal got beaten up by thieves that snatched and made away with the chain, WDIV reported.

The incident occurred s Jamal, won 30,000 dollars in the Michigan lottery and then proceeded to buy a gold chain with $20,000.

According to the news outlet, Jamal was wearing the chain while in the convenience store of petrol station when he was targeted by a group of three people.

They tackled him to ground, one who grabbed him from behind and snatched the chain off of his neck before taking off in a vehicle.

Footage of the incident has emerged.

Watch video: https://www.herald.ng/video-man-buys-20k-gold-chain-from-30k-lottery-win-chain-gets-snatched-at-gas-station/

na em sabi

I know the guy will be a black man
Blacks and their stupidity, see how the mumu wasted over N15,000,000M chai! And guys here neva see N15 to chop.
May he lose the remaining $10k to sharp guys who actually will utilize it well

A fool and his money are soon parted

istina:
I know the guy will be a black man
Blacks and their stupidity, see how the mumu wasted over N15,000,000M chai! And guys here neva see N15 to chop.
May he lose the remaining $10k to sharp guys who actually will utilize it well

Until we walk in the man's shoes, we should not refer to him as being stupid.

In the 80's an actor referred to as Mr. T spent his earning buying gold necklesses, then people called him a fool. It was later in life, he sold his gold, made a good fortune and told the world he was not a fool but was investing in Gold.

istina:
I know the guy will be a black man
Blacks and their stupidity, see how the mumu wasted over N15,000,000M chai! And guys here neva see N15 to chop.
May he lose the remaining $10k to sharp guys who actually will utilize it well

People with low self-esteem like you , always trying to judge someone else .... Mtchewww

Govocrete:
Until we walk in the man's shoes, we should not refer to him as being stupid.

In the 80's an actor referred to as Mr. T spent his earning buying gold necklesses, then people called him a fool. It was later in life, he sold his gold, made a good fortune and told the world he was not a fool but was investing in Gold.

bro , stop justifying stupidity ,, if he was investing he won't showcase his investment in a store like that ...