Michael Carroll, dubbed the "Lotto Lout," was just 19 when he won nearly £9.7 million (around $15 million) in the UK National Lottery in 2002 while working as a garbage man. Carroll gained tabloid notoriety for his extravagant spending, splurging on parties, luxury cars, gambling, and drugs. His reckless lifestyle and frequent legal troubles kept him in the headlines, and within a decade, his fortune was gone. By 2010, he was broke and returned to manual labor, working in a biscuit factory and later as a coalman in Scotland. Carroll's story remains one of the most infamous examples of how sudden wealth can vanish without careful management. If you won $15 million, would you ever work again?