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Hello there and welcome to another episode of Affirmative Murder,

the equal opportunity true crime comedy podcast. I am Alvin Williams joined as always by my partner

and true crime, Fransell Evans. Oh, yeah, it's right. I'm in the midst of post man. Yeah, man,

I'm a metal man. Can't you tell man? Go post doing what up? Fran, take it away, man. What's on your mind?

Nothing. Nothing is going on. Literally nothing. Nothing is going on. Nothing to report about.

No. Okay. Well, let me blow your mind if there's nothing to report about.

Fran, you know, I'm a casual conspiracy consumer as a stated here several times.

You believe in some crazy conspiracies yourself, I would say. But I recently heard one that I'd

had to bring here and follow, just follow me. Okay. Just hear me out. Okay. You play the lottery,

right? Do I play lottery? Yeah. Sometimes you have a new dab on the lottery. Yeah. Do you know

that you're familiar with odds on lottery? Oh, yes. What are the odds?

I like something a couple million or one or something like that. Yeah, about three million

in the one. Yeah. Yeah. And then there's some other factors that could factor in that could raise

it up pretty high. Yeah. Like 70 million in the one. Okay. I recently found out about a conspiracy

that says that the lottery was invented to catch time travelers. Okay. So hear me out. It's

just just right. So those odds are so crazy that the odds of you guessing right are so

astronomical that when you hear about somebody winning, for me, at least, always go just having

to guess the right numbers. Yes. Skepticism for me, right? A lot of these times, especially

powerball stuff like that, these people remain anonymous. Yeah. Right. They don't really come out

and say who they are. We've heard some smaller scale win a couple million. Yeah. Whatever.

But like big jackpot winners that all of a sudden you're like a multi hundred million there now

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