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Listen, this is actually mental… that’s me in the photo with KSI. And yeah — it’s the real deal, I actually won £1.6 million. Still feels surreal even saying it out loud. My name’s Jack Thompson, I’m 27, and I was working as a doctor’s assistant in Birmingham at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital. If you’ve ever done a shift there, you’ll know — it’s not just "busy," it’s soul-crushing. 12 or 13-hour shifts, constant stress, endless paperwork, and you’re giving it your all just to take home £1,900 at the end of the month. Once the rent and bills are sorted, I’m back to square one. Every single time. One night, around 3:40 am, I was sat in the corridor on my break. I checked my banking app — £64 left, and more than a week until payday. I just stared at the screen thinking, "I’m helping keep people alive, but I can’t even sort my own life out." I was just scrolling through my feed to take my mind off things and saw KSI’s story. He’d launched his new app and said whoever landed the top result would get a personal meet-up with him. Normally, I’d think it’s a wind-up, but that night I just thought, "cheers, why not." I downloaded it and put in £20 — basically an hour’s worth of my shift. At first, nothing... then a small win... and then it just went off. The numbers started climbing so fast I couldn’t even process it. £5,000... £20,000... £100,000... My hands were actually shaking. When it stopped, the screen said £1,600,000. I must’ve restarted the app ten times. I thought it was a glitch. But then support got in touch and told me I’d hit the top spot and KSI wanted to meet me. We met up, took this photo for The Sun, and he personally congratulated me. It was the most surreal moment of my life. Since then, I’ve cleared all my debts, moved into my own place, and for the first time in years, I can actually sleep at night. I’m still working at the hospital, but now I’m there because I want to help, not because I’m struggling to survive. Honestly, just give it a go. I didn
