There is reportedly an office worker who continues to go to work as usual even after winning first place in the lottery, and it is drawing envy.
Recently, an anonymous online community for office workers featured a verification post uploaded by a worker in their 30s who won first place in the lottery.
Worker A, who stated they work at a major domestic conglomerate, said their lips were itching so much they just could not hold it in anymore, revealing the winning screen and bank deposit details.
They provided a detailed explanation of the process of receiving the prize money at the Nonghyup headquarters, stating that they received about 1.2 billion won after taxes.
However, after paying off all loans and changing cars, they reportedly noted that less remained than expected and that they would likely have to keep working.
Still, they shared how their mindset had changed, saying that going to work no longer felt unpleasant and that they had no worries about performance evaluations or promotions.
They also revealed plans to visit their hometown for Chuseok to inform their parents of the win and buy them a house or a car.
Netizens reacted with comments such as, "With 1.2 billion won, even your steps on the way to work would feel different," and "Going to work without worrying about performance or promotions is truly enviable."
(Source: Office worker community 'Blind')
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