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r/AITA for Keeping My $2,000,000 Lottery Winnings?

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🗓️ 8 June 2026

⏱️ 15 minutes

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0:00 Intro 0:07 Lottery winnings 1:41 Paid 5:08 Travel cost 9:22 Sign off 12:02 Breakfast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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scummelaware.com. Welcome to R-slash, Am I the butthole where OP wins four million smackaroos

1:04.3

in the lottery. Am I the butthole for not giving my parents half of my lottery winnings? I won

1:10.5

approximately four million pounds earlier this

1:14.3

year from the lotto. Currently, the money is diversified into several index funds. I was planning on giving

1:20.4

my parents 750 pounds as a thank you. But when I mentioned that as a counteroffer, they got mad and started calling me selfish. I'm a

1:29.5

19-year-old guy, and my parents are 49 and 47. Without going into too much detail and making this

1:35.8

longer than necessary, I only waited around a week before I told my parents. They were excited,

1:41.2

and so was I. It was all going fine, until they started talking about the money as if it was theirs.

1:48.0

They were talking about retiring, going on holiday, buying a boat and a new car, traveling the world, etc.

1:55.3

I asked them how much they expected to have, stone cold face, and they say half. I understand that with giving half,

2:03.3

having two million pounds left is already enough, but why should they be entitled to that? I know

2:09.3

that they're my parents and we've had a great relationship. To me, 750K seems like it's enough,

2:15.3

and they already have their own savings and a paid-off mortgage.

2:18.9

So, am I the butthole for refusing to give my parents half my winnings?

2:23.5

What I want to know is, in what universe, is handing someone 750K a butthole move?

2:30.4

That's a borderline life-changing amount of money for most people.

2:39.2

And what, you're supposed to be a bad guy because you didn't add 1.25 million on top of that?

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