ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 11月16日 02時54分

Robert Bailey knows his #lottery numbers by heart. He’s recited them every week for the last 25 years. Then came Oct. 27. Robert, 67, who lives in Manhattan, New York, won the largest prize in @ny_lottery history: $343.9 million.
On Wednesday, he accepted his check for $125,396,690 — his cut after taxes — in a public ceremony at @resortsworldnyc. Robert, a retired postal worker and self-described “humble” man, split the $687.8 million Powerball jackpot with Lerynne West, 51, from Redfield, Iowa, who had claimed her prize more than a week ago. Robert said he would use the money to “give back to Manhattan.” He did not specify how. But he also had a more immediate plan: “Get a house for my mother, God bless her, with a little land,” he said. “Travel. And make good investments.” What would you do with $125 million? Let us know below. @nytchangster shot his photo of Robert accepting his winnings. Visit the link in our profile to read more.

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