Inside a lottery shop in Beijing.
"Little sister, can you ask your big clients again and see if anyone wants this ticket?"
"If it doesn't work, I can make it three to five hundred cheaper on the basis of 20% off."
"With the experience I've gained over the years from playing the lottery, this ticket is definitely a sure win."
"If I weren't desperately in need of money today, I wouldn't sell it at a low price."
Liu Qiang looked at Qiu Lizhen with pleading eyes, his words filled with urgency.
The ticket he played, worth over twenty thousand, would be drawn at 9:30 tonight.
If he can't sell it before the draw, he'll have to bear the risk himself.
As for his years of lottery experience, the sure win, the urgent need for money, the low-price sale...
These words might be enough to fool himself, but who else would be so easily tricked?
Lotteries are about statistics, not probability; what experience is there to follow?
