A Messy Room Almost Lost 26-Year-Old Winner $1 Million, Here's How To Prevent It Happening To You

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We bet Gregory Jarrett will always keep his room tidy after cleaning it last month and finding a $1 million Powerball ticket.

Did your grandmother ever say this to you?... "A place for everything and everything in its place."

It may have been the wisest advice for 26-year-old Gregory Jarrett, after he found a discarded Powerball ticket worth $1 million while cleaning his room.

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A Heartwarming Story From A Silver Lotto Success Who Keeps On Winning

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New Jersey has its share of luck. Carol Hedinger from NJ Lotto announces the winning $338 million Powerball ticket picked in New Jersey, March 2013. Photo: AP

I love these kind of stories from Silverites. Read this testimonial from Jay of New Jersey and share the excitement:

"Ken, forgive me for sounding skeptical, but when I emailed you 4 months back, I had no idea your lotto system was going to change my life and my families.

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LOTTOSHACKS: You'll Feel Like Royalty When You Step Inside - Or Else Throw Up

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From the outside this English cottage looks like any other in Middlesex, UK. It's well kept and has some eye appeal. Maybe it's good enough to buy at $670,000 with a modest National lottery win. But when you step inside, it's a different story that makes you wonder what the owners were thinking!

 See the following photos and prepare to be gobsmacked!...

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This 51-Year-Old Man’s Dream After Working At McDonalds For 26 Years Then Winning The Lottery

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Through his years of work at McDonalds, Chicago man Yancy Hicks had a dream. When his ticket turned up trumps in the 2008 Illinois State Lottery and he won $1 million, Yancy saw his chance. He went from employee to owner, but not at the place you'd expect.

Chicago 51-year-old Yancy Hicks followed his lifelong dream and bought a Subway franchise after his lottery win.

He kept working at McDonalds for a further four months, splurged on a red Corvette for $30,000 cash, but then got down to serious business -

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