He's got one hand on the mic, the other on a last minute vacation deal.

In the realm of Big Al World, does that make any sense?

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1.8 billion dollar powerball jackpot finally found some winners yeah during Saturday night's draw I

woke up on Sunday just rich I just felt rich but my tickets did not win nobody's's in the studios won. Mine had the Powerball number

picked. I had like one number in each, but it didn't hit. The winners hailed from Texas and Missouri.

We were close. Yeah, Fredericksburg, Texas. So they're going to split that $1.7 billion

jackpot. The winning ticket in Texas

sold at a gas station, a convenience store. It's called Biggs 103 and Fredericksburg, according

to the Texas lottery. So they're going to get $250,000 for selling the co-winning ticket.

Wow. It's unclear where the winning ticket in Missouri was sold, though. They're still a pretty hush, hush about that one right there. Maybe Charlie bought it. She's in Missouri. Wow. It's unclear where the winning ticket in Missouri was sold, though. They're still pretty hush, hush about that one right there.

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