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László Andraschek, of Hungary, was on his way to a workshop for recovering alcoholics back in September, when he decided to spend his last coins on a lottery ticket, the Guardian reports. Expecting the same bad luck and disappointment that had befallen him his whole life, he was shocked to discover he won the equivalent of about $2.8 million. 去年9月份，匈牙利流浪汉安德拉谢克在前往布达佩斯参加戒酒工作坊的途中，用身上仅有的数枚硬币在车站买了一张彩票。原本因人生中充满的霉运和沮丧而不报希望的他，竟发现自己中了279万美元（约合人民币1720万元）的头奖。 “I had only picked six numbers and the female shop assistant reminded me that I needed to pick a seventh,” Andraschek told The Guardian. “I told her to make it 24 – it doesn't matter, anyway.” 安德拉谢克告诉《卫报》说：“我只选了6个数字，店员叫我再选一个，我告诉她我选24——反正也没什么关系。” The 55-year-old has decided to use his good fortune responsibly -- and for a good cause, the outlet notes. In fact, Andraschek’s big win went unnoticed until he made a big donation to a hostel for the homeless in February. He also plans to open a foundation for addicts and women who have been abused. 55岁的安德拉谢克决定对这笔幸运的奖金负起责任——出于善心，他决定把奖金捐献出去。事实上，安德拉谢克中奖的消息没有公开，直到2月份的时候，他给一个流浪汉中心捐了一笔不小的捐款时，他的秘密才大白于天下。他甚至还打算建立一个基金，用来帮助瘾君子和遭受虐待的女性。 | 
