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Lottery Win Leads to Semi-Retirement for Quebec Driver

Mario Lafleur, a soft-drink delivery driver from Laurentides, Quebec, has won a $2-million lottery prize with his coworkers. Lafleur, who has worked for 24 years, played the lottery as part of a group consisting of grocery employees and suppliers. Following the win, he expressed his intention to enjoy a slower pace of life.

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Mario Lafleur, a resident of Laurentides, Quebec, is set to enter semi-retirement following a substantial $2-million lottery win. For the past 24 years, Lafleur has dedicated himself to his role as a soft-drink delivery driver, serving the Alimentation Brébeuf grocery store. His lottery win came through a collective group consisting of four grocery employees and three other suppliers, highlighting the camaraderie amongst those involved in the lottery pool.

The winning moment was particularly memorable for Lafleur; he received a call from Stefano Crisafi, the group leader, informing him of their win. At first, Lafleur was in disbelief and thought it was a prank, responding, "Don’t mess with me this morning — it’s not funny!" This light-hearted exchange reflects the close-knit nature of the group and their shared excitement upon learning of their winnings. Now, Lafleur looks forward to enjoying life at a more leisurely pace after a career dedicated to hard work.

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