TALK ABOUT GOOD LUCK! Juan Garcia, a 22-year-old HVAC installer, stopped at a convenience store to get quarters to wash his clothes. While he was there, he bought a $5 Mega Bucks scratch-off ticket – and ended up winning $250,000!
The HVAC installer, who is the father of a 6-month-old baby, plans to put his winnings toward a house for his family.
Juan Garcia of Durham stopped at a convenience store to get quarters to wash his clothes and while he was at University Market, he bought a $5 Mega Bucks scratch-off ticket, winning $250,000.Juan Garcia stopped at a convenience store to get quarters to wash his clothes. While he was there, he bought a $5 Mega Bucks scratch-off ticket.The 22-year-old HVAC installer, who is the father of a 6-month-old baby girl, plans to put his winnings toward a house for his family.
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