The 18-year-old just scooped C$48m ($35.8m; £29.7m), turning into the most youthful Canadian ever to win such a major award.
However, while numerous adolescents out of nowhere invested in impossible abundance could go crazy, Juliette means to keep her feet immovably established on the ground.
The college understudy intends to complete her examinations and become a specialist.
"I was crying - cheerful tears - obviously," she said at the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Organization on Friday as she celebrated last month's success.
"I actually can't completely accept that I hit the Gold Ball big stake on my absolute first lottery ticket!"
Juliette, ...of Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, said she had overlooked the lottery ticket until she heard the news that somebody from her old neighborhood had won the 7 January draw.
At the point when she went to check her ticket through a versatile application, a jingle began to play, and "Large Victor" streaked on the screen.
"My associate tumbled to his knees in dismay," Juliette said.
"He was hollering. Everybody was shouting that I won $48 million, truth be told."
Her supervisor told her she could leave early, however, her mom demanded she stays and finish her work day.
Juliette said she will "cautiously" contribute most of the bonanza with the assistance of her cash supervisor's father.
As a matter of fact, her father has proactively offered her the best piece of monetary guidance - it was his plan to purchase the Lotto 6/49 fast pick.
Juliette plans to put away a portion of the cash to satisfy her fantasy about turning into a specialist without stressing over awards or credits.
She needs to get back to northern Ontario to rehearse medication and reward her local area, she said.
However, Juliette plans to have some good times with the big stake rewards.
"Whenever school is finished, my family and I will pick a mainland and begin investigating," she said.
"I need to encounter various nations, concentrate on their set of experiences and culture, attempt their food, and pay attention to their language."
She's additionally expecting to keep a portion of the guidance friends and family have imparted to her.
"Cash doesn't characterize you," she said. "It's the work you do that will characterize you."
However, while numerous adolescents out of nowhere invested in impossible abundance could go crazy, Juliette means to keep her feet immovably established on the ground.
The college understudy intends to complete her examinations and become a specialist.
"I was crying - cheerful tears - obviously," she said at the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Organization on Friday as she celebrated last month's success.
"I actually can't completely accept that I hit the Gold Ball big stake on my absolute first lottery ticket!"
Juliette, ...of Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, said she had overlooked the lottery ticket until she heard the news that somebody from her old neighborhood had won the 7 January draw.
At the point when she went to check her ticket through a versatile application, a jingle began to play, and "Large Victor" streaked on the screen.
"My associate tumbled to his knees in dismay," Juliette said.
"He was hollering. Everybody was shouting that I won $48 million, truth be told."
Her supervisor told her she could leave early, however, her mom demanded she stays and finish her work day.
Juliette said she will "cautiously" contribute most of the bonanza with the assistance of her cash supervisor's father.
As a matter of fact, her father has proactively offered her the best piece of monetary guidance - it was his plan to purchase the Lotto 6/49 fast pick.
Juliette plans to put away a portion of the cash to satisfy her fantasy about turning into a specialist without stressing over awards or credits.
She needs to get back to northern Ontario to rehearse medication and reward her local area, she said.
However, Juliette plans to have some good times with the big stake rewards.
"Whenever school is finished, my family and I will pick a mainland and begin investigating," she said.
"I need to encounter various nations, concentrate on their set of experiences and culture, attempt their food, and pay attention to their language."
She's additionally expecting to keep a portion of the guidance friends and family have imparted to her.
"Cash doesn't characterize you," she said. "It's the work you do that will characterize you."
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