A netizen shared a story about how his brother was told by a “fortune teller” that he would strike 4D that weekend.
He believed what he was told and ended up losing $5k in total, here is the story:
“My brother is a f**king idi*t.
A “fortune teller” who charged him $10 to tell his fortunes, and he then told him that a “change in the winds of luck” is coming his way.
He said that in fact, he would “tio 4D” that weekend and his life would change forever.
The idi*t believed him and invested $1k on his birthday
He then invested another $1k on the date he met the fortune teller and another $500 on some random numbers.
So for the 4D draw on Saturday, his total investment came to about $2.5k.
He was eagerly waiting at home to check the 4D results, hoping to see the substantial returns on his investments.
Please note that I say “investments” because the idi*t kept calling it his “investments for the future”.
He was telling us what he would do with his “investment returns” (ie 4D winnings) and told us he also got feeling he gonna win.
He was going through SG Car Mart and looking at which car he wanted to buy.
Alas the results came out and he didn’t even come close to winning.
He reasoned that maybe it was because he bought the wrong date, and so the next morning he went back to Singapore Pools to resume his “investment” again.
He bought the same exact numbers at the same prices, making another $2.5k “investment”.
Now he is a bit tense and on edge because he literally bet everything he had on what he was told by the “fortune teller”.
He only had about $27 left (he showed us his bank account balance) after his “investment”.
Same thing, the results came out and he didn’t come close to winning, again.
In total, my brother lost $5k in his “investments” all because he believed a conman.”
Editor’s note: This one not called “investments” bro, this one called “might as well take the money throw into the sea”.
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