Thai Lottery loser redecorates home with his shame

[shirtless]

My question is where does a official get 25ooo bht a month from to buy these tickets.

[Lupatria]

Must be shocking for the people in Khlong Luang district, to learn they have a moron as a deputy Mayor

[billsmart]

I've always heard that lotteries were a tax on the statistically-challenged... 

[antsrule]

Very nice work! I think there might be a profitable profession in this for him. Why not? I think there are several thousand other lottery losers in Thailand who could benefit from this inspirational wallpaper.

[GeorgeO]

So he spent more then 25000 Baht per month.

 

 

Why the finger pointing? Is this a police photo...?!

[mike324]

The second biggest corruption in Thailand -- the Lottery.

 

Companies, three companies, pay for the tickets ahead of time.  Less than half are sold.

 

Anyone want to venture a guess how many times those three companies -- supposedly selling lottery tickets -- have won the lottery?  It's legal, of course, they paid for the tickets......

 

Yeah, right.  This is one of hundreds of examples of how the current push to get rid of corruption is a very selective, uneven effort, and ineffective to boot.  

 

There are 2-3 companies that are allow to resell the tickets, and needless to say politicians are shareholders of all these companies, they make tens of millions baht per month through lottery sales.

 

During Thaksin's administration, he even created a department in the lottery office where part of the proceeds go to, no one is allow to investigate this department.

[spidermike007]

In the US, a payout of between $10 million and $200 million can be achieved for the purchase of one $1 ticket. And the lottery is highly regulated, by state authorities. Granted the odds are far less, but the payoff is great. Here, you buy a ticket for 100 baht, and what do you win? 100,000 baht? That is 1000 to 1. Imagine the profit being made by the lottery people? Most lotteries here are private. What kinds of regulation would we be looking at? The same sort of regulation that goes into policing the jet ski industry? Or the mini van operators? Or the taxi mafia in Phuket or Samui? Buying a lottery ticket here is akin to praying to the ghosts. 

[VINCENT2012]

THB10,000 per purchase.... ....what kind of job is he doing to spend that kind of money ?...how funny he kept all his ticket until now...!!

a kind or artist for sure.....but a story hard to beleive.

 

[VINCENT2012]

 

So he spent more then 25000 Baht per month.

 

 

Why the finger pointing? Is this a police photo...?!

 

 

shaming and naming is not allowed so,....instead they all point the finger .....like kids do at school..

bravo  .... nice room , should continue to finish the all house now

pathetic kind of education fat father give to his offspring.

[nodomino]

He kept 10 years worth of tickets? Really?

Money and TIME to waste....this guy doesn't have any need for a lotto win.

[belg]

so where did this guy get all this money... ah deputy major... small salary and SOME EXTRAS on the side...

 

could have given his family a nice house, a good education for his kids ...

 

at least it did not used it for buying drugs, loooooooooooooooooooooooooool

 

 

[gp2002]

He kept 10 years worth of tickets? Really?

Money and TIME to waste....this guy doesn't have any need for a lotto win.

He's a Deputy Mayor...........what else do you expect him to do with his time? Work?? 

[Thaddeus]

I've always heard that lotteries were a tax on the statistically-challenged... 

 

Probability challenged.

[ginjag]

Re-cap.  monthly outlay.

 

25,000 baht    lottery.

 

25,000            fast food etc----picture speaks volumes

 

25,000            Bills --kids---schooling---wife---household expenses-m/cycles-car.

 

75,000            total, without hidden a.n. others.----------------------deputy Mayor ???       follow his wages someone, follow the income/expenses.

 

Get some jogging routine worked out.    take you mind off your heavy workload as d/Mayor.