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1 Host: It's too late to change your answer, but luckily Abuja is the capital of Nigeria! Now, for $500, which of these is a financially responsible investment plan?
2 Host: A. Clicking web browser pop-ups on file-sharing sites. B. Playing the lottery.
3 Host: C. Responding to unsolicited e-mails with your bank account details. D. Buying stocks and bonds.
4 Nigerian Finance Minister: Well, they all look pretty good to me. Although D can be a bit risky sometimes.
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I was incredibly amused when driving through the USA some years ago and an ad for a lottery came on the radio. After delivering the cheerful message that you can win heaps of money, a sombre voice intoned, "Lotteries are games of chance and should not be played for investment purposes."
Well gosh, you learn something every day.
One particularly bad ad I saw the other day said that the gambling company was sponsoring a children's hospital, so you gambling your money away was good because it helped sick kids. (Well, not literally those words, but that's what it meant.)
Disgusting.
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