A California retiree went out for sugar-free popsicles, added three lottery tickets on a whim, and won $60 MILLION. His neighbors described the winner to him. It was him, and he still waited days to check his ticket. – Jack Long was a retiree living in Fontana, California. – In July 2014 he stopped at Cardenas Market for his favorite sugar-free popsicles. – He hadn't bought lottery tickets in a while. – On a whim he added three Quick Picks. Powerball, Mega Millions and SuperLotto Plus. – He said he didn't ask or care how big the jackpot was. – He went home and forgot about it until the night of the draw. – A neighbor stopped by and said the winning $60 MILLION ticket had been sold at that exact store. – Store workers had described the winner as a regular customer with a power wheelchair. – Long was a regular there, and he did use a power wheelchair. – He still didn't connect it. His words were “You never think it's me." – A few days later, a second neighbor asked about the ticket and repeated the description. – He finally checked the numbers online: 10, 53, 17, 25, 45 and Powerball 9. – "I kept looking at my ticket over and over again." – He drove straight to the Lottery office in San Bernardino to claim it. – He took the cash option of about $35.9 MILLION before federal taxes. – His first plan was cars for his two daughters. An SUV or a van, "no fancy Lexus," something economical. – He also wants to help others in need and possibly a local organization he cares about. – He said he doesn't need a new car or a new house because he likes what he has. – The store owner got a $300,000 bonus for selling the ticket. – His summary of himself: "I'm just a simple, old man." He went out for popsicles, bought three tickets on a whim, heard his neighbors describe the winner without realizing it was him, waited days to check, won $60 million, and spent the first minutes of his new life planning economical cars for his daughters.