A Michigan man handed over a few old Powerball tickets to pay for a pop and found out one was worth $1 million.
Kent County player Michael Vander Lugt had carried the winning ticket in his wallet for nearly two months before a cashier scanned it and told him to file a claim, according to the Michigan Lottery.
“I recently stopped at the party store to get a pop but realized when checking out that I didn’t have enough cash on me,” he said. “Rather than use my card, I handed the cashier a few Powerball tickets from my wallet that I knew I had won at least a few bucks on…