Jimmy Groves From Harlem Wins Mega Millions

First Posted: 11/09/09 05:12 AM ET Updated: 05/25/11 03:00 PM ET

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New York Post:

What's in this Harlem man's wallet? He says $168 million.

James "Jimmy" Groves -- a Madison Square Garden laborer who recently defaulted on his Capital One credit-card debt -- yesterday told The Post that he's the person who won half of a $336 million Mega Millions lottery jackpot two weeks ago.

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What's in this Harlem man's wallet? He says $168 million. James "Jimmy" Groves -- a Madison Square Garden laborer who recently defaulted on his Capital One credit-card debt -- yesterday told The Post...
What's in this Harlem man's wallet? He says $168 million. James "Jimmy" Groves -- a Madison Square Garden laborer who recently defaulted on his Capital One credit-card debt -- yesterday told The Post...
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02:30 PM on 09/11/2009
I'll take your money and your problems ;)
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nippyfan
02:10 PM on 09/11/2009
Hilarious anal...ogy. :-)
01:03 PM on 09/11/2009
Just leave man, go on a 2 year European tour. Then go on a 2 year Asia tour, and then do it again. Good Luck with your money sir. I would never announce that in public.
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10:32 AM on 09/11/2009
Here are the golden rules when you win big in the lottery:

Take the payments over 20 years
Live off the interest
Hire an accountant
Hire an attorney
Don't tell anyone - that means NOBODY - Not your family, not your friends not your sick old grandmother...

Neither the accountant or the attorney can disclose the name of their client(you). If they do they are fired. This will leave you to decide what you need to do with the money and if you are so willing to give some of it away.

One last thing: Hide.
08:57 AM on 09/11/2009
Poor baby! If the money's a hassle I can provide a LONG list of worthy charities