¿Qué hacer con tanto dinero? ¿Están destinados a la ruina los ganadores de la lotería? | Documental

In the United States, nearly 80 billion lottery tickets and scratch-off cards are sold every year. Overnight, these winners find themselves with an astronomical fortune in their hands and in the spotlight. David and Erica won $62 million, becoming, in a matter of seconds, the richest people in their county. Self-proclaimed "redneck millionaires," they are determined not to let wealth go to their heads. When Jack, a 51-year-old nurse, won "Money or Life," he immediately quit his job and began spending frivolously. The temptations for lottery winners are endless, and the risks are high. A third of winners end up broke. So, what makes this industry so attractive? And what is life really like for the winners? This documentary was produced by Cover Films - Guillaume Maurice and directed by Céline Missoffe. It premiered in 2020. --- Living Stories is home to the most incredible documentaries from around the world. Discover remote destinations and fascinating cultures that almost no one has had access to. Explore new worlds. Our investigative reporters give you exclusive access to the most inaccessible corners of the world, some of the most dangerous cities, and extraordinary human stories. Learn about the customs and traditions of each continent and understand the sociopolitical circumstances that shape people's lives. All this and much more! Be sure to click SUBSCRIBE to stay up to date on our latest clips and premieres.