I’m a man whose honor is more important than money

(1)A 67-year-old former government employee who I met at a coffee shop in Wansan-gu, Jeonju-si, Jeollabuk-do, on the 28th
(2)In December 2003, he won the first prize in the lottery, took 4 billion won after tax, and lost it all in a year due to business determination. Jeonju = Reporter Kim Jun-hee
(3)I’m a man whose honor is more important than money
(4)I got 4 billion won for winning the lottery
(5)Mr. A67, a former civil servant who grabbed and lost everything
(6)When did you get the lotto
(7)In December 2003, he won 5.1 billion won in the lottery at a lottery house in Jeonju and received 3.99 billion won after tax
(8)How much lotto did you buy then
(9)I bought 50,000 won worth of lotto. When it was 2,000 won per game, I automatically got the numberAll five games per 40,000 won worth of 4 and 1 were a total failure The four ABCD lines on the last page were out of sync The last line E saw six first-place winners
(10)Why did you hide your lotto from your wife and family
(11)Before winning the prize, I did not go home with my junior for nearly a year and lived in an inn. We went to a gambling house. When I went home after smoking at the gambling house every day, my two daughters smelled like cigarettes At that time, the children went to elementary school. ※A avoided answering this question immediately
(12)Where did you spend the lotto prize money
(13)living in an inn and going around gambling
(14)He went up to Seoul with an acquaintance and invested in businesses, and actually won the prize in six months
(15)I lost all four billion won※Rumor and month that Mr. A spent less time than his acquaintance reported that he had lost the prize money in two years
(16)tens of millions of won for entertainment, such as drinking alcohol
(17)I only used it
(18)- Please explain it in detail
(19)I first got an office in Dongdaemun and invested 500 million won in the clothing business Since then, 1.5 billion won has been broken by receiving and selling clothes, and a total of 2 billion won has been forgotten in a year I spent 500 million won to buy an electric company license to save my friend’s company that went bankrupt after investing 600 million won in an arcade business that my friend did
(20)250 million won. Another younger brother said
(21)The state paid 250 million won for the private loan business
(22)I lent you about 500 million won
(23)I lent it to my acquaintances when I was in needEveryone was taken away. A friend and a friend who had a drink
(24)Don’t write all the IOUs and make money later
(25)I told him to pay back the noodles Not even one person has
(26)There is no one to repay the debt
(27)- When did you come back to Jeonju
(28)It came down in May 2006 Before that, Seoul
(29)Guaranteed 50 million won monthly rent in Yeoksam-dong
(30)I lived in a one million won room The prize money
(31)24 every day for the last 6 months after forgetting everything
(32)Time and drink. Only my bones are left. I’m the only one who’s healthy
(33)I lost my diabetes. I don’t buy it during this period
(34)Ram gave me Jeonju’s house. He took his daughters
(35)We moved to Seoul and lived together I feel sick
(36)Father, come on. Bring your family
(37)It’s gone
(38)- Mrs. Lotto 1 hid the fact that she won
(39)Did you use God
(40)Man, what’s wrong with him
(41)You can, even if you’re starving your kids
(42)feel sorry for someone’s mistake
(43)It’s just themselves
(44)- I never regretted losing the prize money
(45)I don’t have any. They say my nature is optimistic
(46)I don’t blame others, but I’ve all grown up well in my capabilities
(47)A daughter in her 0th generation who is all 3 years old
(48)I’m glad you believe me. I’m in Dadaup. My daughters
(49)Korea’s leading university
(50)I like you as much as I like you
(51)I’ll give you that understanding of what I think
(52)It’s like a real ㅄ lol
(53)If you hide the frame, it’s honorable
(54)Paying back one of the best friends I’ve known for a long time and being beaten up 20 years ago, I’m going to buy a patna in Choa, southwest of the river, kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
(55)I didn’t lend it to you