Luck, it turns out, can also come in threes: a 72-year-old British pensioner has won the same lottery three times, for a total of 90,000 pounds (about 375,000 shekels).
Ken Bunny, a retired civil servant from the city of Blackpool in England, is a member of the People's Postcode Lottery - the British lottery in which there is always a winner.
This is a lottery where each member pays a monthly participation fee of £ 10, with 33% of all proceeds going to charities in the UK.
Sometimes luck comes in full force, and this is what happened at the beginning of the month to our friend Ken who was informed that the card he filled out had three winnings that together amounted to £ 90,000.
"To me the best in the sky," said the happy winner in a zoom conversation with the award director who informed him of the win, "I'm holding my laptop here and a little shaking. It's really going to make me a Merry Christmas, and I also need to update my bank not to panic at the branch."
Ken added that "just last week my daughter Michelle said she needed a new kitchen in her house, and now I can really help her. It will also fix my two granddaughters Christmas. It's the kind of thing I never expected to happen to me."
And if that wasn't enough, the same lucky man who visited Ken Bunny also knocked on the door of his two neighbors' block in the same lottery, and each of them won £ 30,000. £ 9,000 to about 9,000 charities across the UK, which is also a kind of win.
