San Francisco Man Wins $1 Million in Last Lotto Scratch

Man said his New Year's resolution was to stop playing the lotto.

A San Francisco man who vowed to stop playing the lottery won $1 million with his last scratch, California Lottery officials said.

The man, identified only as Javier V., had made a New Year's resolution to stop playing the lotto and played just one last ticket at Glaze Donuts at 4499 Mission St.

To Javier's surprise, the single "$250 Million Cash Spectacular" ticket he purchased instantly paid $1 million.

The donut shop where he purchased the winner will also receive a $5,000 bonus for selling the winning ticket.

Asked what he was going to do with the money, Javier said, "I really don't know because I still don't believe it."

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