All right. What's going on? I'm looking at TMZ and there's a couple lottery stories.

There was like at least two billion dollar lotteries or whatever that we talked about in the news

for mega millions, maybe one with Powerball. I don't remember. But one of them was in California.

And I think this was the biggest lottery payout. The guy finally came forward to claim and he

took the lump sum, which by the way, the lump sum because the ticket was for like 2.4 billion.

They said the lump sum was 900 and some million. 997 million is the lump sum. But it says there's

a new headache for the winner of the largest jackpot in history. One man claims the winning ticket

was stolen from him and he's now filed a lawsuit. According to the legal documents that were obtained

by TMZ, Jose Rivera says he bought his lottery ticket from Joe's service center and out the

dean of California on November 7th, the day before the 2 billion dollar joint. He says a man

by the name of Reggie, that's all it says stole the ticket from him the very day that he bought it.

Son of a bitch. After the numbers were drawn, he says that he calls Reggie and says,

I want the ticket back. I'm going to take it back. I stole my ticket. Reggie says it's not a winner.

And Jose says, give it back to me anyway. So then according to this, Reggie says, look,

if I find it, I'll split it with you. If there's anything on it and I find it, I'll split it with

you. But of course, that didn't happen. Jose says he, quote, refused to be blackmailed and reported

the theft to the California lottery and law enforcement. So you fast forward to this month,

this man comes forward named Edwin Castro. He was named the winner of the big prize. He took the

lump sum, 997 million says he had submitted a claim from the California lottery. Sorry, Jose says

he submitted a claim form to the California lottery claiming the ticket had been stolen and

asked for an investigation before paying the winnings. So I have no idea. I'm guessing they would

go back and look at the Joe's service station and see who bought it. Can't they see when it was

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