1998 Powerball Winner Returns To Food-Service Job
RAPID CITY, SD—In spite of winning an $18-million Powerball jackpot in 1998, William Berringer, 39, insisted on returning to his line-cook job at Nelson's Steak House Tuesday. "Winning all that money didn't change me," Berringer said. "I'm still the same Bill Berringer that I was before I hit the jackpot, then proceeded to spend it all on partying, bad stocks, and a Jamaican condominium." Berringer added that he hopes everyone at work will treat him the same way they always did, or at least the ones who were there when he quit his job the day after he won the jackpot.
More News Briefs
- « 'He's A Stockbroker,' Says Woman Who... (April 6, 2005)
- Pope John Paul II, Longtime Owner Of... » (April 13, 2005)
Recent News»
-
College Freshman Makes Triumphant Return To High School
-
Entire Office Unsure What To Do About Bawling Coworker
-
New York Marathon Winner Tests Positive For Performance-Enhancing Horse
-
Congress Approves $500 Billion For Monument To Human Folly
-
United Airlines Exploring Viability Of Stacking Them Like Cordwood
-
House Haunted By Tortured Souls Of Current Residents
-
Group Of Popular Girls Reduces Nation To Tears
-
Phillies Hope To End 364-Day World Series Drought
