Cashier reunites with man who left $273M lotto ticket

Mike Weirsky, 54, may have lost out on his winning ticket if not for the good deed of Phil Campolo, a cashier at a convenience store in New Jersey.

[joegonzales]

Guy at least deserves a million for saving the tickets for him.

[philipmiller]

Give the kid 10 million. Change his life forever also.

[GnariGarage]

I'd give the ex wife $0, and the cashier about 5 million.

[julee]

The kid deserves to live the rest of his life comfortably.

[tyler-hpoq]

I'd at least give him a million. Anything less would be a crime.

[Kerefe]

He looks like the type to give him $50 out of the 273M

[Vj]

I would give him at least a $10 million dollars.

[a.walters]

I’d give that man a million dollars just for being so honest. What an amazing human

[jacobtucker]

If a woman had won the lottery ticket, you best believe that female reporter would’ve argued for a lot lower.

[gregk]

He's guaranteed on disability and paying his share of the bills while married. They are divorced. She is entitled to nothing. The store clerk should be awarded. Super honest guy.

[nirvanabhagwandin]

The cashier deserves at least 3million for his honesty, integrity...

[adequatequality]

"Money doesn't change you, it amplified who you really are"...this quote right here applies to this man's life

[BSTREEEEEET]

*Man winning the lotto after a divorce*
"He should give his ex wife half!"
*Woman winning the lotto after a divorce*
"She shouldn't give him a damn thing!"

[yousaf]

Imagine having $273M and still being a cheap skate

[chiya]

I would retire that cashier and cashier’s family for bringing an honest human being to the world who just happened to be his angel for keeping his ticket safe

[temitopeej]

I remember this guy. His wife said she didn’t want his money but wants the courts to cancel the spousal support order which she’s been paying for 15 years.

[coleakins]

"I'm gonna give him something" takes him to McDonald's and says why don't you order something off the dollar menu.

[joewearsadroolbib]

That is definitely a $5 million dollar good deed by the honest cashier.

[DankyDankerson]

I'd have that cashier retiring with me if he did that for me.

[doobiestudios]

That cashier is what I could safely call “an honest to GOD” guy… his parents must be very proud of him.