Subway Worker Wins $133 Million Jackpot

Be Jealous

Updated Apr. 25, 2017 2:38PM EDT / Published Jul. 29, 2009 2:35AM EDT

Millions of New Yorkers are green with envy. The New York Post reports that Aubrey Boyce has received his $133 million dollar check as winner of the second-richest Mega Millions lottery in city history. Boyce, who works retrieving money from the New York subway ticket machines, plans to retire at age 49, take a deep-sea fishing vacation, and buy a car, "but not something too flashy." Boyce opted for an $82.7 million lump-sum payment, or $56.7 million after taxes.

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Subway Worker Wins $133 Million Jackpot