Don't Complain About Your Day To Me Until You Have One Like Doug's

Did you ever wake up, 

"On the wrong side of the bed?" 

As the saying goes. 

Feeling 

"down and out." 

Wondering why the
World
is 

"picking on you?"

Nothing seems to be 

"going your way?"

When the  

Powerball Lottery 

went over a Billion Dollars, 

you didn't even hit one number! 

(Chance of winning: 1 in 292,201,338. They didn't show the math.) You don't even live in the United States area, 

of what is called,  

Tornado Alley, 

and your home isn't even a mobile one, 

but your claiming a tornado destroyed your home 

and the Insurance Company won't pay, 

and you wonder why? 

(Chance of being hit: 3 chances in 1,000,000. 

p_n{x } = {n ! / [x ! (n -x )]!} q ^x (1-q )^n-x,) 

Then you were so damn sure the Carolina Panthers were going to win the Super Bowl that you bet your 401K on the game!

We all know what happened there. 

(Statistics - Probability VS. Odds website:)
(1 in 2)

What are the odds of being hit by  

Lightening 

you are probably asking yourself. 

They are a lot. 

I think. 

(A person who lives to be 80 years old, the odds are 1 in 1,000,000.) Well, 

if you are feeling sorry for yourself, 

for the littlest thing, 

STOP IT! 

You want to know what a bad day is; 

Doug Miller, 

a former San Diego Charger had a bad day. 

Miller, 

when he was just 28 years old, 

was struck twice by lightening while on a camping trip on the Colorado River near Dotsero, 

Colorado. 

His friend said, 

while he was giving CPR, 

after being struck the first time, 

that Doug was struck a second time 

and was killed by that one. 

What are the odds in that?

And you're whining about having a bad day! 

This is,

Loving Everyday I Have - Good Or Bad,

Jim Hauenstein,

And,

“Three people are interviewing for a job. The first thinks his odds are 33.3 percent of landing the job. The second guy, so sure of himself, thinks his odds are 100 percent. The third guy, however, knows he has a 50 % chance of getting the job, and a 25 % chance of getting convicted of murder. He likes those odds.”  
- Jarod Kintz -

That's my story and I'm sticking to it!

And what are the odds in that !

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