This Founder Bought A Lottery Ticket For The $810 Million Mega Millions Jackpot For 50,000 Of His Employees
Rising Cane, the founder of the fast-food chain, bought its employees 50,000 Mega Millions National Lottery tickets worth $2 each a day before the jackpot was to increase from $489.9 million to $810 million. "After hearing how big the jackpot was, we couldn't pass up the chance to win the Mega Millions jackpot and share it with our ever-united team," founder Todd Graves said in a press release Monday. "We can't do anything at Kane without our team, so we're always looking for ways to give them more joy and if we're lucky, it'll be a surprise on Wednesday morning." one Personal happiness "Things are very difficult," Raising Cane CEO AJ Kumaran told CNN. "(Workers) see it at gas stations and gas stations, they see it at grocery stores ... It's not that easy these days, so when we see an opportunity to not only have fun, but to make some extra money, we want our people to do it. Cane farming is concentrated in chicken coops ...