Ticket, mister?

Ticket, please.

Ticket, please.

Don't forget the ticket.

First give me the ticket.

You say it's the winner?

The meal was included.

I'll get the ticket. Just a second.

How much for a ticket?

How much for a ticket?

This ticket is not transferable.

That ticket is expensive. Please, come.

I got a refund on that ticket. Here.

Look, I still have the ticket.

It costs you a dollar to buy the ticket and, if you win, you get 20 bucks.

But can he get it without the ticket?

I don't even have the price of a ticket.

Can I buy my ticket on it?

If you do not buy the ticket, dude, you will never win it.

Oh that's alright, you leave the ticket with the man.

What's the time on that plane ticket you got there?

Would you like to shake the hand that bought that ticket?

Where'd that man buy a ticket for?

Here. Have a cigar. Take a few more.

If you just buy the ticket, you can share a room with me.

The difference is that when you lost the ticket you say to yourself,

The whole ticket is only 4 pesos. It's a sure winner.

Attention, please. Time to select the winning ticket in the lottery.

Sell the extra ticket and have a drink on the proceeds.

Man Take the shoes. Take the shoes.

Take a moment, take a breath.

Would you spend your remaining 20 dollars on a ticket?

Why, he's trying to tell you he sold you the winning ticket.

So two problems, and design should be about more than one thing.

This drunk guy comes out of a bar, and walks up to a nun in this big black cape. Wham!

Here!

You survived. There's a present for you in the bag. Open it.

Here.

Take it!

Here.

Here

Really?

Here

This is for you.

Keep this.