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MUNFORD, Tn. – Sayid Farzat hit a rare stroke of luck on Monday when he purchased a Powerball ticket on a whim from a gas station in Munford, Tennessee. “I just thought I’d try it out,” he told FOX 13 Memphis, adding, “It only cost me two dollars.”
Sayid, a twenty-four year-old Syrian refugee, arrived in the United States less than ten days ago after finally being approved for entry. Sayid and his cousin Nizar had been on a waiting list for more than a year. The cousins fled the Syrian city of al-Raqqa in early 2014, leaving behind more than a dozen family members who, at the time, believed an end to the brutal civil war, which has engulfed the country since 2011, was on the horizon.
LMAO!!!!! How did Obammer rig this!!???!!!!! I just spit coffee on my pc when I read this!!!!!
God Blessed The Refugees!!!