This book wasn't what I expected; it was less about lottery winners and more an autobiography. It was funny, and I *finished* it (which says a lot), but I found that "Mr. U" (as the author says the casinos refer to him), re-explained things to many times. It was a good expose on salespeople and the sales business though - a good read all in all, but it wasn't a book really about lottery winners and their stories.