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Circle K manager forced to purchase lottery tickets left behind finds a $12M jackpot — then the corporate policy suddenly changed, court filing claims
When Gawlitza went to cash in his jackpot, Circle K fired him, accusing him of trying to cash in the customer's winnings, according to a court filing.
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When Gawlitza went to cash in his jackpot, Circle K fired him, accusing him of trying to cash in the customer's winnings, according to a court filing.
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