The "Fair" Lottery
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My parents always claimed to treat all their children exactly the same.
Whenever there was a chance to get something new for the house, they’d make the three of us kids draw lots via a group text app to decide who would buy it.
And I always seemed to draw the big-ticket items—like a dishwasher, an AC unit, or a massage chair.
Meanwhile, my younger brother and older sister would only ever draw cheap, insignificant things, like a $30 blender or a basic grocery care package.
